Happy Maudlin
Corinthian and Caricature
I'd do the latter. I am a chicken. If he weren't the Morrissey I now then no chance I would meet him. We're from to different worlds... *sighs
would you like morrissey if he wasnt famous
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I'd do the latter. I am a chicken. If he weren't the Morrissey I now then no chance I would meet him. We're from to different worlds... *sighs
Jukebox Jury
Retired
And in which direction was the wind blowing?
(and what's with the kilometers
)Jukebox Jury
dailyalice
Frink Squad Member
And in which direction was the wind blowing?
(and what's with the kilometers
Jukebox Jury
The direction of the wind and the speed of the train are irrelevant. Whether he's falling prone or feet first may be relevant as it could change the air resistance, but over a presumably short distance it's probably insignificant. We will need to know at what angle Mike was throwing him from the train so we can determine initial downward speed.
Maccabee
New Member
What's throwing me is the formula we use to determine precisely how much closer he gets, the more we ignore him.
kimmy sticks
girl extraordinaire
I ::think:: I would like him, but all I know of him is what he's chosen to show whilst in the public eye. Likely there are other sides of him only people who know him "in real life" see, and those may not be sides that would gel with my personality. Perhaps if he never were famous, he might have turned out differently. Either way, I would like to think he and I could be friends but one will never know. There is a decent age gap between us so as others have mentioned, I don't think I would strike up a friendship with a guy 20 years older than me if he were not who he is today. One never knows.
Who am I kidding, he'd love me.
Who am I kidding, he'd love me.
jamescagney
Stood at the urinal
(and what's with the kilometers
Well, the train was headed for Camden.
I suppose Moz could have been coming back to Camden, New Jersey!
LOL!!
kimmy sticks
girl extraordinaire
Well, the train was headed for Camden.
I suppose Moz could have been coming back to Camden, New Jersey!
LOL!!
Which he would have regretted immediately!
kimmy sticks
girl extraordinaire
Only if the bow tie were slightly askew.
jamescagney
Stood at the urinal
Extra squirts of Incense Avignon and madeleines shoved up each nostril do wonders to block out the smell of Camden. Also drinking tea with the taste of the Delaware.
punkinthesupermarket
Junior Member
So,it's Friday night down the local old man's pub,the karaoke is in full swing,this guy sings a wee ditty then sits in his corner nursing a pint of Guinness, all the locals tell you he doesn't chat,would you STILL like him ?
"Shar a bye "
hhhmmm if you change the tuxedo to a New York Dolls shirt (and he would be wearing one no doubt!!) then i think i'd talk to him.....
This charming man.
Throbbing member.
What a strange question. 
jamescagney
Stood at the urinal
What a strange question.
Clearly the person who posted it is Morrissey. (or posted it for Morrissey)
Like the notes passed in high school:
"Do you like me, circle one: yes no"
JoanOfArc
Hidden
???hm..i dont think so..
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Jukebox Jury
Retired
Well, the train was headed for Camden.
I suppose Moz could have been coming back to Camden, New Jersey!
But we use miles in England
(that's why I asked what was with the kilometers
)Jukebox Jury
jamescagney
Stood at the urinal
My bad! 
gretchenraine
Oh, Squishy!!
Clearly the person who posted it is Morrissey. (or posted it for Morrissey)
Like the notes passed in high school:
"Do you like me, circle one: yes no"
I circle 'yes.'
Would I approach an 'average-unfamous' man who looked like Morrissey looks in a bar or restaurant? HELL, YES. I'd just say 'Hi,' and then stand there looking around and if he didn't want to talk to me, fine, if he wanted to converse, fine too. But if he didn't talk to me, I'd still have the waitstaff take him my calling card after I'd left.
dailyalice
Frink Squad Member
My staff has been subjected to seeing pictures of Morrissey. The response I have gotten, uniformly, has been, "wow, he's really good looking for an older guy." My staff's ages range from 16 to 24, and they didn't know who Morrissey was before I introduced them.
Oh my god. it's Robby!
spontaneously luminescent
So,it's Friday night down the local old man's pub,the karaoke is in full swing,this guy sings a wee ditty then sits in his corner nursing a pint of Guinness, all the locals tell you he doesn't chat,would you STILL like him ?
"Shar a bye "
sistasheila
tjekket
i would love to see a pic of your work place moz shrine
in case you have pics hanging up?
or havent you hung any? oh, youdo you save them on your desktop to look at it then, eh?
