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Morrissey #87 in top 100 people of 2000 USA Today column
posted by davidt on Friday January 05 2001, @12:00PM

 Pink22 writes:

I found this while wasting time. Morrissey is ranked #87 in this USA Today columnist's article of top 100 people of 2000.
Go ahead, make my millennium
By Whitney Matheson, USATODAY.com
...
87. Morrissey. He didn't put an album out, but he put on one heck of a show. Thanks to the Moz, I spent at least two hours of the new millennium behaving like a Backstreet fan. I want it that way, every day.

 
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    Who'd have thunk? (Score:1)
    This is more strange than "Who Let the Dogs Out" and Builder Bob's success. Very pleasantly surprising. I don't know if I would put him in the top 100 of 2000. I hope his entry didn't interfere with Richard Hatch making the list.
    Dagenham Dave -- Friday January 05 2001, @01:09PM (#6265)
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      Another half-quote (Score:2, Funny)
      And did you notice this one:

      97. Ray. Possibly the sole inspiration for Dude, Where's My Car?, this gap-toothed winner of MTV's on-air personality contest had me chanting "Hang the VJ" for months.
      Joemoz <jnso@hotmail.com> -- Friday January 05 2001, @04:29PM (#6266)
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        Is it a good thing ? (Score:0)
        Is it a good thing when Moz is mentioned in the same list as Maury Povich, Alan Thicke, David Hasselhoff and The Pets.com puppet?

        I wonder.
        I wonder what the requirments to be a pop culture columnist are?
        I wonder if culture is one of them?
        Anonymous -- Saturday January 06 2001, @01:42PM (#6297)
          Not bad..I guess (Score:0)
          Since Morrissey is far from being main-stream, I suppose it's a compliment. However, I know that Moz is NUMBER ONE. ----Hated for loving
          Anonymous -- Sunday January 07 2001, @11:17PM (#6363)

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