Tusk is based on a true story, but the story it's based on isn't the same one the movie tells. Rather, Tusk is the exploration of what would have happened if a joke were real, and what circumstances would need to fall into place for it to plausibly happen. The advertisement for a voluntary live-in walrus did exist, so Tusk isn't being false with its claims of being based on real events. However, the characters of Wallace, Teddy, and importantly Howard Howe were all made up. Chris Parkinson, who made the original Tusk advertisement, didn't even post the note as himself, and definitely didn't plan to turn a human being into a walrus. Surprised Ringo’s snares weren’t mentioned. The first few snare crashes (such as the one that opens the song) have extra snares overdubbed (this is the “second drum part”). The shoes needed to be vintage-looking, sort of like pilgrim shoes. Brittany happened to own just the pair already! Once the paste is made, rip up strips of newsprint, dip into the paste, and apply until your walrus is fully coated. Let dry completely (this can take at least a couple days, so plan ahead)! This is one of my favorite albums of all time but I still don't know who is who on it. I think it's the most disturbing cover the Beatles did aside from the hideous "butcher" cover. It looks like it might be a deleted scene from The Shining. (As does the Butcher cover!)

Last, attach the two pieces of cardboard together using ribbon and staples. We also used gaff tape for extra support. Hi! I’m Brittany. The House That Lars Built is here to help you make your life more artful. We show you how to make things with your hands from crafts to interiors. When you make things with your hands you get in touch with your soul. There’s a project and a time frame for every person!

A thought about the “Walrus Was Paul” line – I have read John’s quote how this was his way of thanking Paul for keeping things together. First, I have to give credit to the mastermind behind the paper mache, Carrie. The job she did on that paper mache walrus and rabbit was too much! Here’s what to do for the walrus hat: Jeff Lynne of The Electric Light Orchestra wrote this song with Harrison and also produced it with him, along with the rest of the album. A huge Beatles fan, Jeff also appears briefly in the video for this song (look for the big afro).

Jo Bob from Mccleary, WaAnybody who hasn't heard this song really should...if that made any sense at all. It's a wonderful song. George really proved the point that being "Fab" was less that fun some times: "The microscopes that magnified the tears..." George Harrison wrote this about the days of Beatlemania, when the group was known as "The Fab 4." With the lyrics, he was just having a goof - he called it "complete joke words."

Harrison slipped a Bob Dylan reference into the song with the line, "It's all over now, Baby Blue," which is the title of a 1965 Dylan song. In 1988, Harrison and his collaborator Jeff Lynne joined Dylan, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty in the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys. I Just Really Like Walruses Okay? • Shirt • Tank Top • Hoodie • Walrus Shirt • Walrus Lover • Walrus Gifts • Walrus T-shirt • Walruses Walrus Ornament/Personalized Gift/Christmas Ornaments/Walrus Gift/Christmas Tree Decor/Animal Lover Gift/Custom Arctic Animal Christmas Gift At HbK, you will find unique, easy-to-read stuffed animal patterns and tutorials to help you grow as a crochet artist.