‘The Beatles Never Existed’ is the craziest Beatles conspiracy theory of all time. It appears it is an ongoing project and the theory is premised entirely on the scrutiny of photographic “evidence.” This website attempts to prove that different people played the Beatles over the years. As an example, one participant in the forum explains why multiple Beatles would be used:
To maximize the prominent figure’s appeal to a world-wide audience. Different regions have different specific physical features that they prefer. Also, individuals have their own set of features that they favor.
In the possible case of a person being cloned, and the clones are only 95-99% similar, there will be varying features among that cast of multiples. Then the ‘handlers’ can send certain ones to certain areas where they will appeal to the general tastes there. They then can also rotate the differing Beatles in and out of the public spotlight so that each one will get enough exposure to appeal to each person’s individual preferences.
Studies show day-to-day happiness increases with income until you hit $75k per year. After that, increased income does nothing to increase happiness.
When Christmas first began, the celebrations included getting intoxicated, having sex, and singing naked in the streets (the origin of modern Christmas caroling).
The highest birthrate of twins in the world, is the town a Nazi scientist fled to after the war. His specific area of study, was twins.
When George Washington first ran for the Virginia House of Burgesses, he supplied 164 gallons of of alcohol to only 396 voters so they would like him. Washington won.
In Uxbridge, Massachusetts (36 miles southwest of Boston), the local police department has requested that people stop pooping on trains from overpasses.
Mountain Dew was created to be used as a mixer for Whiskey and the name was slang for Moonshine.
963 - Leo VIII elected Pope
1864 - Battle of Deveaux's Neck, SC
1877 - First recording made of the human voce - Thomas Edison reciting "Mary had a little lamb"
1962 - US abandons Skybolt balistic missile program
1965 - Pakistan's Islamic Ideology Advisory Committee recommends that Islamic Studies be made a compulsory subject for Muslim students from primary to graduate level.
1993 - Gunda Niemann skates ladies world record 5 km 7:13.29
1823 - Friedrich Max Müller, German orientalist (d. 1900)
1831 - Joshua Woodrow Sill, Brigadier General (Union volunteers), died in 1862
1943 - Mike Smith, London England, rocker/pianist (Dave Clark 5-Glad All Over)
1955 - Malcolm Jarvis, cricket lefty paceman (Zimbabwe's 1st Test side)
1955 - Bill Lloyd, Bowling Green Ky, singer (Foster and Lloyd-Crazy Over You)
1956 - Peter Buck, US pop guitarist (REM-Murmur)
1651 - Anna Roemers Visscher, Dutch poetess, dies at 68
1718 - Nicholas Rowe, English poet and dramatist (b. 1674)
1986 - Malik Oussekine, Algerian/French student, killed by police at 22
1994 - Gian Maria Volonte, actresss (Fistful of Dollars), dies at 61
1995 - [Schaff] Claire Polin, composer, dies at 69
2004 - Raymond Goethals, Belgian football coach (b. 1921)
