POLL: How would you address him?

[kiramdear]

I'd probably slip and call him what I've always called him in my heart: Pauly

[egosheep]

"Jerry."

[rick36]

Sir Paul, of course! Well, he expects it then - doesn't he?

[bottom4]

It would be Paul, just as I did the two (brief) times I had the great opportunity

[ozover50]

"G'day, mate......... buy you a beer?"

[ozover50]

How appropriate...... my 9000th post and it contains the word "beer"!

[kiramdear]

I'll drink to that, Aitch. Here's to your health, and another 9000!

[bigbajo60]

I'd probably say, "HEH-HEH-HEH-HEH... UMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM... YOU'RE... I MEAN... AREN'T YOU... AH-HEH-HEH-HEH-HEH..."

[Bosifis1]

Just to throw a loop...I'd call him James.

[libratune]

I'd probably say, "HEH-HEH-HEH-HEH... UMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM... YOU'RE... I MEAN... AREN'T YOU... AH-HEH-HEH-HEH-HEH..."

Hey, that's a great, spot-on impression of the likely response of Mr. Butthead of Beavis and Butthead fame! Anyone remember them? Nobody?

Of course, I would never associate such lowly folk with Sir Pauly . . . lord forbid, heavens, no!

Personally, if I happened to see Sir Paul walking down the street, I'd likely sing out "Hey Dude! Memba me?"

[jimk]

The likelihood is at best slim, probably about the same chance as Hell freezing over. But I'd probably address him as Paul. Watching interviews of him, hearing him tell stories, I've always gotten the sense that he's still a Scouse at heart.

JimK

[headbanger]

Other: Explanation,

Aparently some of his peers call him Lord McCartney. Most likely because they expect he'll end up with a seat in the Lords eventually.

[gregga41]

"G'day, mate......... buy you a beer?"

Were we all taught this at school Aitch???
'Coz it's exactly what i'd say as well! I'd add "Macca" on to the end of your quote.

[cjj]

"G'day, mate......... buy you a beer?"

Were we all taught this at school Aitch???
'Coz it's exactly what i'd say as well! I'd add "Macca" on to the end of your quote.

Here in Montana, I'd say something like "Howdy, how 'bout a beer?"

[wj350]

Paul's his name, right?

Bill