Has Morrissey ever been arrested?

[seriously flawed-not right in the head]

> P.S I Wasn't arrested for anything sinister by the way...
> Well maybe it was...I was over the limit on the breathaliser test..(I'm
> pretty sure I've spelt breathyliser incorrectly but never mind...I think
> this last spelling is the correct one) What does it matter, in the great
> scheme of things.
> Anyway, I was arrested and you do actually have a criminal record in
> Britain for Driving Under The Influence....It may be the same in the
> States.
> This occurred approximately three years ago... I was banned for twelve
> months and had to undergo some drink/driving forum and fined £300.00.
> Anyway, all behind me now...but ...nonetheless...it means I am in fact
> classed as a "Criminal" here in Britain! That will be on my
> record for another seven years approximately.

> Any Comments Mr Stick?

> Didn't murder anyone or anything like that...

P.P.S

Being of Irish Descent. I need to employ a Chauffeur.

 

[stickstagteampartner]

> P.S I Wasn't arrested for anything sinister by the way...
> Well maybe it was...I was over the limit on the breathaliser test..(I'm
> pretty sure I've spelt breathyliser incorrectly but never mind...I think
> this last spelling is the correct one) What does it matter, in the great
> scheme of things.
> Anyway, I was arrested and you do actually have a criminal record in
> Britain for Driving Under The Influence....It may be the same in the
> States.
> This occurred approximately three years ago... I was banned for twelve
> months and had to undergo some drink/driving forum and fined £300.00.
> Anyway, all behind me now...but ...nonetheless...it means I am in fact
> classed as a "Criminal" here in Britain! That will be on my
> record for another seven years approximately.

> Any Comments Mr Stick?

> Didn't murder anyone or anything like that...

let me get this one Stick. . .
well this is off subject. but here it goes.

a person walking down a street shooting his gun all around may say the same thing, "i didn't murder anyone."

well not this time at least. I sure hope walking down the street shooting a gun is a criminal act and not a misdemeanor. Driving drunk could kill. I think those in power or those who influence power, believe you have to stop it before it happens. that's the point of the law.
now i do think, for my sake, the drinking limit is too low. but i guess everyone has different tolerances and i have to accept it. because we live in this freaking society and we bow down to our leaders--political, religious (for all you weak ones in the audience), and various mass-produced, buy-at-your-local-supermarket, packaged, role models--to tell us what is right and wrong and we have to follow them or we go to jail, hell, or not in with the cool crowd (otherwise known as the mainstream. sounds creepy i know. just buckle up). and for the most part, after years of pounding these artificial laws and social rules into this world (and calling it humanity), it is almost inherent with-in us. well actually it's all a learned trait. the religious folks will make you believe it's with-in us. now by all means, if your will wills it, go take a stroll shooting off your gun. to hell with civiliazation!! down with society!!--to the overman! But you'll be taken in and probably pay a visit to the psychiatric ward before they put you in jail for 'inhumane' behaviour.

so the drunk driving ticket is fully understandable becasue. . .well. . . this is society. . .kind of like a social club in which to be a free member you need to follow the rules. When you think about it, it sucks. . .but while the club is standing and you're in it, a lot fo the basic rules make sense (except for the hundreds of rules/laws set to exploit people, animals and natural resources).
Well at least that's what Nietszche would say. except he wouldn't find any sense in any of it.

 

[Bored At Unemployment]

He was detained on entry because he either didn't have his passport, or they didn't believe it. Either way, it had something to do with the U.S.' rampant crusade against terrorism.

He was detained for several hours in a private cell.

 

[suzanne]

> P.S I Wasn't arrested for anything sinister by the way...
> Well maybe it was...I was over the limit on the breathaliser test..(I'm
> pretty sure I've spelt breathyliser incorrectly but never mind...I think
> this last spelling is the correct one) What does it matter, in the great
> scheme of things.
> Anyway, I was arrested and you do actually have a criminal record in
> Britain for Driving Under The Influence....It may be the same in the
> States.
> This occurred approximately three years ago... I was banned for twelve
> months and had to undergo some drink/driving forum and fined £300.00.
> Anyway, all behind me now...but ...nonetheless...it means I am in fact
> classed as a "Criminal" here in Britain! That will be on my
> record for another seven years approximately.

wow...that's a pretty light sentence.

there's a guy i work with who had an accident while driving drunk (OK, not the same thing as failing the breathyliser), but he's had to go on probation for 2 years, has to do several hours of community service, has had to go to AA or similar classes for drinking, had his license suspended and had to pay money to get it back, and his insurance premiums skyrocketed afterwards.

in Texas, however, there is a rich person loophole. if you pay a certain amount of money to the tune of a few thousand dollars, you can have it expunged from your records.

 

[Abrahán]

He overspeeds and he never gets pulled over...

Morrissey's Kill Uncle tour started in Dublin in April of 1991. I wonder what he was doing in Los Angeles, certainly not recording Your Arsenal. I would understand him at an eatery and not paying since his people might do it. And why would he eat alone?

It was nice seeing the words SAN FERNANDO. Ahh... San Fernando you are missed.

 

[How weird you're on here, and I was just on your s]

Hey Abrahan!!!

 

[Abrahán]

Re: Hey Abrahan!!!

hello to you!

I have been studying my bootleg shows on www.passionsjustlikemine.com

 

[andylad]

> wow...that's a pretty light sentence.

> there's a guy i work with who had an accident while driving drunk (OK, not
> the same thing as failing the breathyliser), but he's had to go on
> probation for 2 years, has to do several hours of community service, has
> had to go to AA or similar classes for drinking, had his license suspended
> and had to pay money to get it back, and his insurance premiums
> skyrocketed afterwards.

> in Texas, however, there is a rich person loophole. if you pay a certain
> amount of money to the tune of a few thousand dollars, you can have it
> expunged from your records.

i doubt very much if this information has come from public records
you should be careful posting info like this and attaching it to mozzer
its a dangerous game