...But then Paul 3.0 is hired and this guy has talent. He gets back on the road and even tries to reunite the Beatles in the early 90's. This is the Paul we have now. The only misstep he made was being attracted to the one-legged model. Otherwise, Paul 3 is on a roll.

...However, Paul 2.0 also dies! This happens just after Lennon is killed and 2.0 said "such a drag" to the reporters. What did he care? He was just John's employee. 80's Paul doesn't tour and releases shit like Broad St. It's all cutting room floor stuff and Max Headroom style trick photog...

So, Paul definitely died in 1967. Poor Jane Asher. Then he was replaced by his first lookalike and wrote weird songs like Do it in the Road and Wild Honey Pie. Paul 2.0 grows his hair, marries a rock photographer and forms Wings which hits it big with Beatlesque songs like Another Day....

Nobody cares about the incarcerated. It continues to be the one group pols can shit on to get votes when all else fails. I reckon if Jesus or St. Francis was out and about dishing out parables, he'd be saying "whatsoever you do to the least of my brethren" about the people we confine in prison.

He casually (of course) told me he 'only mentioned it' b/c his band, Pinklids, was opening. Oh my. But wait. They are also (casually) playing Boston Calling.

So, I was going to a show the other night and I thought, "this is a show that Zach Flanigan would attend", so I reached out to him via the messenger. He wasn't going, but asked me if I was going to the Jack White show, which I explained was not on my dance card at the moment.

I agree in principle b/c the pardon presumes guilt and they're not guilty of anything. Pardons kind of tacitly acknowledges guilt. However, without even knowing what your friend said, I agree with her. (I assume it's a her. The women are smarter.)