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"Paul McCartney was in a...

Submitted by bill (not verified) on December 3, 2005 - 8:45am.

“Paul McCartney was in a group before wings” - That would be the Quarrymen, right?

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Paul Ford: Distraction commentary on NPR's "All Things Considered" By: Merlin Mann (13 replies) November 23, 2005 - 2:32pm
  • Merlin, Can you listen to it... By: amit (2005-11-24 06:05)
  • It's in RealAudio. ... By: Merlin (2005-11-24 11:38)
  • I thought mms:// is windows-media?... By: dc (2005-11-25 04:07)
  • I've never been able to... By: xyb (2005-11-25 05:38)
  • Okay, I might be stupid,... By: John Trosko (2005-11-25 09:18)
  • Merlin, you are brilliant. ... By: Leslea (2005-11-27 00:10)
  • If you click on the... By: Brandon Bowman (2005-11-27 09:50)
  • What a jerk. :( Poor... By: Kris Lee (2005-11-27 13:23)
  • Well, to be a computer... By: Kris Lee (2005-11-27 13:26)
  • Yo Mac users - click... By: Mike (2005-11-28 20:14)
  • Ford suggests using DOS to... By: jeff (2005-11-29 16:16)
  • Folks: I think Peter Ford is... By: Ed Furlong (2005-12-01 07:49)
  • "Paul McCartney was in a... By: bill (2005-12-03 08:45)
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