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physically im not here but mentally yeah im not here either

there has to be some post from like 2014 that’s like “imagine: it’s 2020. mcr is back together. dan and phil confirmed phan. destiel is canon.” that cursed us forever

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JAY LENO: Who was the best cuddler?

RINGO: Ohhh. Georgie loved a hug.

“We’d walk down Lilly Lane which was like a lovers’ lane and kiss and cuddle.” - Iris Caldwell

“He was just standing there. Little George, all lost. I gave him a big bag of sweets and some apples. He threw his arms around me and Stu, which was the sort of demonstrative thing they never did.’" - Astrid Kirchherr

“George giving me a bear hugggg. My first time in London and…what a welcome!!! ‘It’s Klaus!’ George Harrison called, setting his guitar aside and walking toward me to give me a firm hug.” - Klaus Voormann

“I was surprised to see how affectionate he was with Olivia, holding hands, heads touching as they talked, snuggling up next to her at every opportunity…” - Chris O’Dell

“Olivia was in the room and asked Madeleine her name. The next thing [Madeleine] knew, George was walking across the room directly to her, and as if they were old friends, put his arms around her! She was so overwhelmed and she automatically put her arms around him and hugged him back.” - A fan

“Even hugging George was a psychedelic experience, what a gem of a man. Love him forever.” - Dave Stewart

“George was the kind of guy who wasn’t going to leave until he hugged you for five minutes and told you how much he loved you.” - Tom Petty

“Just a few months after his death, I was in Bungalow 8, a New York club that Paul Shaffer dragged me to, when I noticed a skinny fellow who was the spitting image of George - only young George - coming right toward me. Before I could say anything this young man embraced me in a tender hug and then pulled back to explain himself. ‘I’m Dhani Harrison,’ he said. ‘One of the last things my father told me was that if I ever come across people who were important to him, I should give them a hug.’” - Martin Short

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White Album sessions, 8 October 1968.

Photography by Linda Eastman.

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Best of YBC: Brian looking lovingly at Wonpil in episode 4 ♡

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Doctor Who + Reductress Headlines

honkers??milky wilkies????

Honkers

do men actually exisy

They actually don't

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GEORGE HARRISON IN “STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER” BY THE BEATLES (1967)

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George Harrison in A HARD DAY’S NIGHT (1964)

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The Christmas card sent to Alistair Taylor and his wife by George Harrison and Pattie Boyd in 1964, as mentioned in Taylor’s book, and currently for auction at Heritage Auctions; screen caps from that website [x].

“To Alistair WHY DONT YOU - …………….!!! Don’t

Be Offended

Be happy

‘cos it’s

Christmas

Without whom, it would not have been possible - …..

George + Pattie

The backstory:

"Sometimes, being the Beatles resident Mr Fixit didn’t seem such a great idea. Like the day [in 1964] George sent me a note from America. I’m not sure exactly where it was from, but then neither was he. The address was given as ‘Somewhere in America’ and the date as ‘Sunday the something’. George told me he had seen a great picture of him in the US papers taken in an unguarded moment when he was pulling an angry face and flashing a well-known two-fingered salute. George thought this was the most hilarious photo of him ever taken. He enclosed a scrap of a newspaper with this image on and my task was to track down the original. He wanted to buy the negative, have a life size print made of it, and have it mounted on hardboard and have it screwed on the outside of his front door. There are a lot of photographers in America and tracking down the one who had taken this particular snap took a great deal of time and effort. But eventually a friend in Fleet Street provided a vital contact and I managed it. George was delighted with the result, but the life size image was so alarming he did relent enough to switch it to his bathroom door. And he had them printed on the front of his Christmas card with the seasonal greeting ‘Why don’t you…?’ George always did have a rather individual sense of humour. George wrote, ‘To Al and Lesley, without whom it would not have been possible.’” - Alistair Taylor, With The Beatles

The (priceless) letter mentioned here, sent by George to Alistair while The Beatles were on tour in North America, is also up for auction at Heritage Auctions, and reads:

Dear Alistair, I hope you are O.K. Will you do me a favour please? This enclosed photo is from a United Artists Song album which is out over here, and I would like you to find the photographer or whoever has the negative, and get him to make me a blow up of me about 5 ft. high. You may think this is very strange, but don’t worry I haven’t gone mad yet! If you can get it done and keep it at the office until I get back, then I will fix you up with whatever it costs. I have just thought, could you have it mounted on cardboard that wont bend. - Thanks. It’s the funniest picture I have seen for some time and I couldn’t resist a big one for my front door! The tour and everyone are/is (take your pick) O.K. and send their regards. Give ours to your wife, and also best of luck to you too! See you soon. George (Harrison) Remember Me?