Paulc
On holiday by mistake
morrisseydating.com seems to be free - shall we set up in business?
What does your significant other think of Moz?
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morrisseydating.com seems to be free - shall we set up in business?
I think that I'd rather shoot myself than be with somebody who has the same strong interests as me. But others may disagree, so yeah, maybe you have something there.
bogdana
Finer Things Club Prez
That's precisely why he won't join; he has to deal with enough stupid people that he hates in real life. The other reason was something along the lines of "oh and I have an important full time job and no time to putz around on the computer like you in your house all day eating bon bons watching the soaps". he was only being sarcastic about the bon bons and soaps lol (I do have a job for those of you reading and not talking, but its at night, and only 5 hours... and no I'm not a hooker)
As long as you love morrissey way more than she does it will work out fine. sometimes there's pissing contests in our house about who loves him more but we all know its Jason not me
He's the one who made a morrissey shrine on our wall ( I am so not kidding)
vicarinatutugal
can't reMember
hahah well you might have a good idea there. I am alright keeping him to myself though.
Now y'all know where to send those unwanted NME issues--they'll be used as burnt offerings in the Moz shrine!
vicarinatutugal
can't reMember
I think the fact that
is next to my bedroom computer was the cause of annoyance for him for a while.
Anaesthesine
Angel of Distemper
My husband is such a huge Morrissey fan, I'm almost sorry that I started the whole thing. He was never really into The Smiths, and Morrissey's solo records never really lit the fire, either.
It was when I finally persuaded him to see Moz live that the trouble started. He was hopelessly captivated. He began to hum Morrissey tunes incessantly. He grew sideburns (boy, was that a good move). At other shows, he says things like "Morrissey could wipe the floor with these guys." It's fascinating to see this sort of thing happen to an otherwise rational, well-adjusted adult.
I should point out that, although I do spend way too much time on this site, in the real world we pretty much keep this nonsense to ourselves, unless we are in sympathetic company. The fact that we have several friends who range from Moz-friendly to completely nuts themselves is of great comfort.
Morrissey, you old devil, when will this madness end?
It was when I finally persuaded him to see Moz live that the trouble started. He was hopelessly captivated. He began to hum Morrissey tunes incessantly. He grew sideburns (boy, was that a good move). At other shows, he says things like "Morrissey could wipe the floor with these guys." It's fascinating to see this sort of thing happen to an otherwise rational, well-adjusted adult.
I should point out that, although I do spend way too much time on this site, in the real world we pretty much keep this nonsense to ourselves, unless we are in sympathetic company. The fact that we have several friends who range from Moz-friendly to completely nuts themselves is of great comfort.
Morrissey, you old devil, when will this madness end?
bogdana
Finer Things Club Prez
My husband is such a huge Morrissey fan, I'm almost sorry that I started the whole thing. He was never really into The Smiths, and Morrissey's solo records never really lit the fire, either.
It was when I finally persuaded him to see Moz live that the trouble started. He was hopelessly captivated. He began to hum Morrissey tunes incessantly. He grew sideburns (boy, was that a good move). At other shows, he says things like "Morrissey could wipe the floor with these guys." It's fascinating to see this sort of thing happen to an otherwise rational, well-adjusted adult.
I should point out that, although I do spend way too much time on this site, in the real world we pretty much keep this nonsense to ourselves, unless we are in sympathetic company. The fact that we have several friends who range from Moz-friendly to completely nuts themselves is of great comfort.
Morrissey, you old devil, when will this madness end?
what you did to your man was what was done to me. I didnt care either way for him until i went to live concerts and now I'm totally devoted.
Anaesthesine
Angel of Distemper
This is Morrissey's uncanny power, isn't it? It goes beyond fun, really, into the realms of obsession.
I should add that we have been musicians/performers for many, many years. We know the tricks of the trade, and we are jaded as hell. The fact that Morrissey just sort of blew through all that and made music and "performance" seem so miraculous again is a gift that hasn't stopped giving.
Jeez, we just love him to pieces.
Paulc
On holiday by mistake
My husband is such a huge Morrissey fan, I'm almost sorry that I started the whole thing. He was never really into The Smiths, and Morrissey's solo records never really lit the fire, either.
It was when I finally persuaded him to see Moz live that the trouble started. He was hopelessly captivated. He began to hum Morrissey tunes incessantly. He grew sideburns (boy, was that a good move). At other shows, he says things like "Morrissey could wipe the floor with these guys." It's fascinating to see this sort of thing happen to an otherwise rational, well-adjusted adult.
I should point out that, although I do spend way too much time on this site, in the real world we pretty much keep this nonsense to ourselves, unless we are in sympathetic company. The fact that we have several friends who range from Moz-friendly to completely nuts themselves is of great comfort.
Morrissey, you old devil, when will this madness end?
Ha Ha - great post - lets hope the answer is NEVER
Morrissey the 23rd
Banned
I guess it does, yes.
Is this true? Or are you just making it up?
After 1999, her long, suffering patience had been stretched to the max. I was given the choice, "Morrissey or me?". Naturally I choose Moz but 'I can have both'. Each tour I promise to cut it right down then don't. This time, I couldn't. She has suffered for so long and it's cost me in OH SO MANY ways. I'll be at Edinburgh. Front row centre mind you. That's Ed been briefed.
Patrick McGoohan
Dialing it in from heaven
Then why do you continue to do it?
I mean this as a serious question. I'm completely nonjudgmental about it because I've done it myself to a degree, but... why? Why DO you continue?
Morrissey the 23rd
Banned
Then you probably understand the draw. This time it is Scotland only for me. Financially and mentally, I'm drained. There are other reasons too that I wouldn't post.
Patrick McGoohan
Dialing it in from heaven
Yes, I do. However, when things began crashing down around me and people I cared about were being hurt, I stopped for quite a while. Years, in fact.
I understand about being drained. I mean, trust me - I DO, I do, I do.
So, why do you continue? Why?
What I mean is, well, what are the reasons? Is it worth it?
I'll be at Strasbourg, all by myself, and my dh didn't even try to stop me (though he will probably be sick with worry). He knows I would become hysterical if he stopped me. Especially because it's going to be my 30th birthday the week after....
So, I deffo deserve it!Ps: What do you mean by OH SO MANY ways?
You should have seen Mrs. NRitH's face when I asked her whether we had anything going on the week of January 21st. She just knew. And I don't mean "just knew" in "Come Back to Camden" style (which would've been nice); I mean "just knew that I was going to ask some ridiculous thing about a Morrissey concert."
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Patrick McGoohan
Dialing it in from heaven
I'll be at Strasbourg, all by myself, and my dh didn't even try to stop me (though he will probably be sick with worry). He knows I would become hysterical if he stopped me. Especially because it's going to be my 30th birthday the week after....
Ps: What do you mean by OH SO MANY ways?
It sounds like you have a wonderful husband. Having someone "sick with worry" over you is something special, indeed. It's having someone that cares about you deeply. It's not to be taken lightly. Do you know what I mean?
I hope you give him as much attention, love, and time as you give Moz! (Because if you don't, trust me, you will live to regret it.)
And, what you're asking of M23 -- I believe he said in a later post that he didn't want to post about it on here.
It sounds like you have a wonderful husband. Having someone "sick with worry" over you is something special, indeed. It's having someone that cares about you deeply. It's not to be taken lightly. Do you know what I mean?
I hope you give him as much attention, love, and time as you give Moz! (Because if you don't, trust me, you will live to regret it.)
And, what you're asking of M23 -- I believe he said in a later post that he didn't want to post about it on here.
Awww, thank you, that was really nice of you. I do take my marriage seriously, so no worries there. But what really worries me is the following: what is it about Moz that drives us all so crazy, to obsession? I mean I've never been a fan of anyone since my teenage years and now I'm almost 30!
How can he put a spell even on straight men and married women????
