--- In aplaceforcynthialennon@y..., "lennonlegend1940"
<LennonLegend1940@a...> wrote:
> What does it matter if I KNEW him or not? I highly doubt you knew
> him yourself. Just don't claim to be a fan, and then spread lies
> about him. It's plain and simple, John loved Cynthia at first, but
> he married her due to the fact she was pregnant with his child. He
> was in love with Yoko. It's so hard for people to accept that
> because everyone believes Yoko caused the Beatles to break up. If
> anybody studied up on their facts a little bit, they'd realize Paul
> was the one to break the group up. And anybody who cared about
John
> Lennon himself would know the Beatles were a lie anyway. He was
not
> happy as a Beatle. It was fake. The typical boy band setup. When
> he had Yoko by his side, and Sean in his arms, he was more happy
than
> he had ever been. Regardless, why should it matter? It was his
life,
> not ours. It's, to be honest, none of our business. But it
bothers
> me to see websites and groups set up in honor of Cynthia Lennon,
> claiming her to be his true love. If you knew anything about him
at
> all, you'd at least know that part is very far from the truth.


LOL!!!!! Ahhhhh, the old "none of our business" argument. Usually
what someone says when they have nothing left.

Sure, I know a lot about John Lennon. I know a lot of people around
him. I know a lot about what made him happy and what didn't. And yes,
I knew John Lennon. Hey, guess what? I even know Paul. You know,
the one "to break up the group." So it doesn't matter one iota to me
what you "highly doubt". You know a lot less about me than you do
John Lennon, so I'd watch what I say. Seriously now, were you even
born?

Anyone who simply joins a news group to come in and make waves, and
spout some self-righteous BS that you read in a book can't and
shouldn't be taken seriously. And that applies to you, my sweet.

Now certainly you can join Yoko lists that would provide you MUCH
more enjoyment. And wouldn't "bother" you quite so much. Why not do
so?