[PenultimateManStanding]

He posted some art works, but I think that folks weren't playing along anymore. He created a "Symphony" but nobody was buying it. In my estimation, our own native son Bob Zimmerman has been stronger in his resolve. I know like it.

[Kylon]

If Paul wants to get recognized and succeed in the music world, maybe he should mix with fresh blood.

Or with other former rock superstars.

I bet if they went on tour, and they had a collective group of a bunch of rock superstars, they could make some pretty good music, and people would probably buy it then.

[PenultimateManStanding]

Good points Kylon, Harrison did that with Traveling Wilburys. Bob Dylan is a true performer who has it in his blood. He'll keep touring 'till he drops dead probably. He is also still creative, which was the point I was making. His new music made in his 60s is vibrant, real. McCartney dried up a long time ago. Maybe his new sufferings will spur him to rediscover his creative edge. He's obviously a nice and kindhearted person. He was a dad for Julian Lennon whose own father couldn't be bothered.

[Madpaddy]

McCartney has a kind heart and he seems to always give people the benefit of the doubt. He went out on a limb to marry Heather Mills.

[PenultimateManStanding]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Madpaddy', ' ')He went out on a limb to marry Heather Mills.

[Madpaddy]

Sorry,

That joke was a bit lame. McCartney is better off without Mills. His friend say she was always trying to get the leg over. Women are envious of her because she only spends half the time waxing.

[PenultimateManStanding]

'a bit lame' it's schadenfreud time folks

[Madpaddy]

I don't take any pleasure in Miss Mills misfortune but I think she is making a mistake leaving McCartney. He was such a support ! to her and put up with her drunken behaviour. She was almost always legless.

[PenultimateManStanding]

Did she leave him? My guess is he probably had enough and deeply misses the lovely Linda.

[PenultimateManStanding]

BTW, the shere genius of McCartney's bass playing was invisible in the early Beatles stuff. It's there and explains their success. It was the core of their sound. Lennon was shrewd to team up with him.

[PrairieMule]

I can think of a few leg jokes but I'll stick with a classic.

Q:What Does Yoko Ono Have in common with a Aborigone Bushman?

A:They both live off dead Beetles.