Redcarmoose
Headphoneus Supremus
The original “Yesterday And Today” cover.

Thing about that picture though is that they say it stands for Ontario Police Department, but the last D is supposedly another letter, I think it is another P.. read something about it, but can't seem to remember completely, but it is a nice way to create confusion on purpose which i think is not beyond them because many will only look at that and conclude that there is nothing to this PID myth but misunderstandings..
“LaBour also claimed that letters on Paul’s black arm band from Sgt. Pepper’s, OPD, stood for the British equivalent of DOA (and meant “Officially Pronounced Dead”), and that Paul’s bare feet on the Abbey Road cover signified that he was a corpse. LaBour also noted that Paul was smoking right-handed, a sure sign that this was an imposter.”
Another I remember from those camping girls.
Thing about that picture though is that they say it stands for Ontario Police Department, but the last D is supposedly another letter, I think it is another P.. read something about it, but can't seem to remember completely, but it is a nice way to create confusion on purpose which i think is not beyond them because many will only look at that and conclude that there is nothing to this PID myth but misunderstandings..
The backside of that cover has more blatant clues though.. Paul being the only one with his back turned towards us.
Living is easy with eyes closed
Misunderstanding all you see
Would have? Past tense?Just my opinion and I think Paul would have agreed with me,
The conspiracy theory of “Paul is dead” is wrong and a misfire in Beatles history. To me, it does not add worth while entertainment.
I realize there is an audience for conspiracy theories and there can a “fun factor and allure”. But at the end of the day, it’s wasted energy and these “stories “ are mediocre entertainment.