Moz is very witty

I just downloaded a BBC interview from napster and I will now offer my review. I think there is no suprise when I say Moz is very witty but I just love his wit. I don't just love it. I love love it. He's a great conversationalist. In that interview, the interviewer asked him if that was Stanley Baker's suit he was wearing and he replied "yes,yes, He gave it to me when he died". To most of you that may not sound very interesting but I love languages and in the context it was said it was very witty. I love that part because I realize certain linguistic charm to it and i am not a linguist. Yes I know I am a freak.

One day I will publish a book about Moz' interviews and other non musical works of his or maybe it will just be a website (I haven't learned HTML yet). I will do this in my spare time and will take about twenty years. Why a need for this type of book? well if William Buckley can have a edited collection of his works moz certainly deserves one.

P.S. I take back what I said about Johnny Marr, John is a good good man.

> I just downloaded a BBC interview from napster and I will now
> offer my review. I think there is no suprise when I say Moz is
> very witty but I just love his wit. I don't just love it. I love
> love it. He's a great conversationalist. In that interview, the
> interviewer asked him if that was Stanley Baker's suit he was
> wearing and he replied "yes,yes, He gave it to me when he
> died". To most of you that may not sound very interesting
> but I love languages and in the context it was said it was very
> witty. I love that part because I realize certain linguistic
> charm to it and i am not a linguist. Yes I know I am a freak.

> One day I will publish a book about Moz' interviews and other
> non musical works of his or maybe it will just be a website (I
> haven't learned HTML yet). I will do this in my spare time and
> will take about twenty years. Why a need for this type of book?
> well if William Buckley can have a edited collection of his
> works moz certainly deserves one.

> P.S. I take back what I said about Johnny Marr, John is a good
> good man.

Is that the one of the Jool's Holland show? I've got that one too. TMF laughed aloud when he heard it, he thinks he is putting on a funny voice. But I like it.

LMR x

Re: It's soooo obvious!

> (I haven't learned HTML yet).

You don't need to learn it...all you need is an HTML editor - like AOL Press or somesuch!

It's peasy weasy pie. So do it for all us crazy kids who hang on his every word.

> I just downloaded a BBC interview from napster and I will now
> offer my review. I think there is no suprise when I say Moz is
> very witty but I just love his wit. I don't just love it. I love
> love it. He's a great conversationalist. In that interview, the
> interviewer asked him if that was Stanley Baker's suit he was
> wearing and he replied "yes,yes, He gave it to me when he
> died". To most of you that may not sound very interesting
> but I love languages and in the context it was said it was very
> witty. I love that part because I realize certain linguistic
> charm to it and i am not a linguist. Yes I know I am a freak.

NO YOU ARE NOT, GUY !!!!!!! let me tell you something about an old interview... The reporter came to his door, and that was open, so he came into his apartment. He heard some music there, in the liveing room ...and thought: what the hell is that? ... actually it was 'Some girls are bigger than others"... and the unpolite reporter went to Morrissey's room....and.......... THERE WAS MORRISSEY DRESSED LIKE A BALARINE, JUMPING IN HIS BED AND SHOUTING "SOME GIRLS ARE BIGGER THAN OTHERS"... then he said: Hi Morrissey !!!! Moz was shocked and said: IF YOU PUBLISH THIS, I'LL KILL YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!

> One day I will publish a book about Moz' interviews and other
> non musical works of his or maybe it will just be a website (I
> haven't learned HTML yet). I will do this in my spare time and
> will take about twenty years. Why a need for this type of book?
> well if William Buckley can have a edited collection of his
> works moz certainly deserves one.

you need to know nothing about HTML. Just do it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> P.S. I take back what I said about Johnny Marr, John is a good
> good man.

and nobody can deny...

This really happened?, Anybody can refute this?

> This really happened?, Anybody can refute this?
Just Morrissey could....... What's wrong with that????? The man was haveing fun in his own place. Is it wrong? Why????????

Moz' avocation is Ballet?

> Just Morrissey could....... What's wrong with that????? The man
> was haveing fun in his own place. Is it wrong? Why????????
I just find it strange that one of Moz' avocation would be Ballet. When I look at new information, I look at it with skeptisism first. All of us I suppose enjoy doing a peroitte (I hope thats the correct spelling)or two once in a while.

Nonetheless, I don't belive your story. It's like someone pretending to be a secret agent, you can't refute it because you can't confirm by nature who ever that hack is.

Re: Moz' avocation is Ballet?

> I just find it strange that one of Moz' avocation would be
> Ballet. When I look at new information, I look at it with
> skeptisism first. All of us I suppose enjoy doing a peroitte (I
> hope thats the correct spelling)or two once in a while.

> Nonetheless, I don't belive your story. It's like someone
> pretending to be a secret agent, you can't refute it because you
> can't confirm by nature who ever that hack is.

"pretending to be a secret agent"...ME????? I wrote this interview when the queen is dead was a great success. Actually, it was a very soft conversation, and Morissey said all that things we already know. No misteries, no outrageous......just a simple interview. The fact is....... The guy came too soon and Morrissey was not prepared, so "that was the situation"....that's all. Anyway, if you enjoy singing like a mad in your own room....well, I think this is just ok. In fact we all do that, eventually... I mean, listening to The Smiths and singing like a wild creature.....so??????