dorian gray is my favorite book and i cannot stop thinking about john and paul yes i may have gone in and switched the names out i had to scratch that itch in my brain, okay?

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dorian gray is my favorite book and i cannot stop thinking about john and paul yes i may have gone in and switched the names out i had to scratch that itch in my brain, okay?
Bob Wooler said, “At times, they reminded me of those well-to-do Chicago lads Leopold and Loeb, who killed someone because they felt superior to him. Lennon and McCartney were ‘superior human beings.’”
Quote from Ian Leslie’s book, John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs
Particularly sharing this because I watched Compulsion (1959), which is based off Leopold and Loeb, a few weeks ago and not only did I think, “wow, what an intense dynamic,” but also, “god this is Them.”
aw aw aw aw george with julian and paul with julian
happy mclennon monday have you mclennoned today?
"It’s lovely to think John would have been 80. And, you know, that’s...that’s... it’s nice to imagine him at 80. I think he would...I think he would be, very literate. I think he would be writing, uh, not necessarily just music cause he was starting to get into, uh, he did, he did a couple of little books. Um, and I think, I think he would have matured nicely." (2020)
"[I use] pencil and paper. I’m not a typist. Funnily enough, John became a red-hot typist towards the end of his life. He had always had this “Arts Correspondent in Kowloon” kind of dream. But for me it’s pencil and paper." (2001)
"He might have become a novelist. That's something he wanted to do." (1989)
1961: John writes a letter to Stuart Sutcliffe.
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the good thing is that john lennon was a man who loved haunting him and paul mccartney is a man who loves to be haunted by him so i think it's fine. it's fine actually. like when paul says john's soul is still in his (2026) like that's so fine and okay. really. seriously. and john last words to him being "think about me now and then" it's okay. so paul is just doing this right, thinking about him now and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then
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Not now kitten, daddy’s thinking about mclennon
teen john lennon with elvis presley and brigitte bardot posters covering the walls of his room claiming paul looks like elvis, inspiring cynthia to look more like brigitte...he was seventeen, bisexual, and on a mission
Bob Dylan, The Times They Are A-Changin’ recording session, August 1963 © Don Hunstein.
John Lennon + his iconic orange glasses (1971)
Friendship 💎🌈
stuart writing a book in 1958 where the narrator meets a character called john who is a central part of the story and it being basically being a novel about john and their relationship what the FUCK
From Philip Norman's book "John Lennon: The Life":
"The experience of knowing John also inspired Stu temporarily to forsake paint and charcoal for prose. In late 1958, he began writing a novel whose central character was named John and was very obviously drawn from life: "capricious, incalculable and self-centred, yet at the same time .. a loyal friend." The novel seems never to have had a title, and it petered out after a few hundred words in Stu's me-ticulous italic handwriting. The surviving fragments read less like fiction than a case study of its hero and the "terrible change" that comes over him nine months after the narrator meets him. (It was about nine months after Stu first encountered the real-life John that Julia was killed.)"