#25feb

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Radio Times, 19 -25 February 1977 with Clint Eastwood getting the cover honours and featuring in a documentary about himself. Wonder if this was the first showing of Coogan's Bluff on UK television? It did take films a long time to get from cinema to television in those days.

[the-cosmic-empire]

• 100 BEATLE MOMENTS • 1. George is born... Happy birthday George! George was born on the 25th February 1943... or was he? George, being a creature of duality throughout his life, just had to have two birthdays! George’s birth was registered on the 26th February 1943 by his father, Harold Hargreaves Harrison, who said he picked George’s name on his way to the register office, because, “if it was good enough for the king, it was good enough for him”! As you can see on his birth certificate (above) it gives George’s birth date as the 25th February.  However, sometime in his forties, in the 1980s, George discovered he’d actually been born on the 24th of February at 11.42pm. So George ended up with 2 birthdays, because he’s just that special.  There’s a cute story from Olivia where she says if you said happy birthday to George on the 24th, he would say, “oh, my birthday isn’t until tomorrow’, so when you said happy birthday to him on the 25th, he’d reply, ‘oh, sorry, you missed it - my birthday was yesterday!” However, George’s sister, Louise refutes this story. She was present at George’s birth (albeit she was only 12) and she said he was born after midnight on the 25th, and that someone had convinced him otherwise. Whichever day he was born on, Happy Birthday George! We love you! Slides show: 1. George Harrison as a chubby baby with text: Happy Birthday George 2. Quote from George about his birth. (From I Me Mine) 3. Photo of the house George was born in - 12 Arnold Grove in Wavertree, Liverpool. Photo taken by me on 25th Feb 2018, George’s 75th birthday. 4. Various childhood photos of George with his siblings and mother, Louise. 5. Copy of George’s birth certificate showing his birthday as 25th February 1943 6. Video tribute to George posted on the official IG account today. 7. Photo tribute to George posted on the official Beatles IG account today. 8. Lotus flower from the cover of My Sweet Lord single released in 2001. #Beatles #thebeatles #100beatlesmoments #georgeharrison #beatlesforever #beatlesfan #beatlesmemes #musicblog #musicblogger #thebeatlesforever #thebeatleslove #beatlemania #25feb #25feb1943 #1943 #happybirthdaygeorgeharrison (at 12 Arnold Grove) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLt1cVys-vd/?igshid=ylm66o8l68xd

[silencios-poeticos]

Esta vez aunque llevábamos días sin vernos, me tomaste de una manera no desesperada, con ternura disfrazada de pasión, con ternura temerosa de mostrarse.

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[myebi]

HAPPY BDAY TO THE ONLY MAN THAT MATTERS 👌👌👌

Glynn is a gift to mankind and he is certainly one of the most beautiful gays and I really adore him and- man Aherän is dating him. Lucky birb*

[alanoud-alharbi]

الكويت الله يخليها لنـا 🇰🇼 | ❤️.

[xcloudyx]

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[all-action-all-picture]

The Eagle Collection - Eric Plumrose, Commercial Traveller (or Doomlord as some people insist on calling him) presumably by Heinzl. From Eagle No. 101, dated 25 February 1984. Treasury of British Comics.

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Wildcat No. 10, dated 25 February 1989 - 10 March 1989, 40p every fortnight. The Complete Wildcat cover by Ian Kennedy with the strip inside featuring art by Spain's Joan Boix. Ian's cover is reminiscent of his own cover for Eagle No. 103, dated 10 March 1984. Treasury of British Comics.

@all-action-all-picture · All-Action, All-Picture

Eagle No. 103, dated 10 March 1984. Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future cover by Ian Kennedy. Treasury of British Comics | The Dan Dare Corporatio