Packof20No10s
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Nutsack...funneeAnd do you think Morrissey keeps these gifts. Nah...straight to Sue Ryder. Think he'd prefer a xmas card made by the mentally ill.
Nutsack...funneeAnd do you think Morrissey keeps these gifts. Nah...straight to Sue Ryder. Think he'd prefer a xmas card made by the mentally ill.
I think this Nige bloke is suffering from a form of delusions. He really believes he’s Morrissey. I lost count at how many times he repeated himself in the pub the other night. I’m sure many fans do multiple dates and don’t need to broadcast it to the world like he’s doing. I think he needs a doctor.I seen that absolute tool last night , hope he isn't there tonight , world a much better place without him at a Mozza gig
As mentioned elsewhere, there are two diffferent groups. There is a small group who (apparently) Morrissey has granted privileges to - they are allowed to enter first. The people who run The List are not the same as the Morrissey VIPs. They’re just regular fans; a few of them camp out at the venue as early as possible, and their mates join them in dribs and drabs over the course of the day, and they all number each other like cattle. Different combinations of them come and go throughout the day, while some stay behind and “keep their place”. They all come back together at the venue about an hour before doors open, straight to the front of the queue.Andr3ws,I swear I have never heard of this until I read about it here. I have never thought or imagined this happens. It took me since 1991 to experience being at the front...row 3. I don't give a rat's ass if they camp overnight. It bothers me these people get preferential treatment. It bothers me they get ushered into the venue before everybody else. I don't have a clue who the tour manager is or looks like. I don't want to know if Morrissey endorses it because if I knew that he did I would find it very difficult to continue liking him.As for the small gift...I think he would appreciate the small and thoughtful ones. Heck...he wore a Tesco tie from a fan in Liverpool.Please don't assume your gift ended up in a charity shop. That's just my opinion.
That?It's really laughable.
U.G.L.Y they don't have no alibi. No wonder Morrissey looks so fed up looking at the same old boring people in the front row. It's enough to make him retire.As mentioned elsewhere, there are two diffferent groups. There is a small group who (apparently) Morrissey has granted privileges to - they are allowed to enter first. The people who run The List are not the same as the Morrissey VIPs. They’re just regular fans; a few of them camp out at the venue as early as possible, and their mates join theme in dribs and drabs, and they all Number each other like cattle. Different combinations of them come and go over the course of the day, while some stay behind and “keep their place”. They all come back together at the front of the venue about an hour before doors open, straight to the front of the queue.
I would call it a clever scam, but it isn’t; its just a scam. Not that this lot care; why should they? As long as they remain part of this clique, they’re guaranteed front row for any gig they attend. “And to hell, to hell, with anybody else…”
But.. look at the f***ing state of them. I mean, look at the f***ing state of them. What sad little lives they must have away from their group. When Morrissey retires/dies, they’ll be left with their empty lives and the shame of knowing that they have ruined the Morrissey gig experience for hundreds and hundreds of regular gig-goers.
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Who dat?As mentioned elsewhere, there are two diffferent groups. There is a small group who (apparently) Morrissey has granted privileges to - they are allowed to enter first. The people who run The List are not the same as the Morrissey VIPs. They’re just regular fans; a few of them camp out at the venue as early as possible, and their mates join them in dribs and drabs over the course of the day, and they all number each other like cattle. Different combinations of them come and go throughout the day, while some stay behind and “keep their place”. They all come back together at the venue about an hour before doors open, straight to the front of the queue.
I would call it a clever scam, but it isn’t; its just a scam. Not that this lot care; why should they? As long as they remain part of this clique, they’re guaranteed front row for any gig they attend. “And to hell, to hell, with anybody else…”
But.. look at the f***ing state of them. I mean, look at the f***ing state of them. What sad little lives they must have away from their group. When Morrissey retires/dies, they’ll be left with their empty lives and the shame of knowing that they have ruined the Morrissey gig experience for hundreds and hundreds of regular gig-goers.
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Ah so they number themselves. Excellent observation and intelligence. Thank you.Who dat?
Well said.As mentioned elsewhere, there are two diffferent groups. There is a small group who (apparently) Morrissey has granted privileges to - they are allowed to enter first. The people who run The List are not the same as the Morrissey VIPs. They’re just regular fans; a few of them camp out at the venue as early as possible, and their mates join them in dribs and drabs over the course of the day, and they all number each other like cattle. Different combinations of them come and go throughout the day, while some stay behind and “keep their place”. They all come back together at the venue about an hour before doors open, straight to the front of the queue.
I would call it a clever scam, but it isn’t; it’s just a scam. Not that this lot care; why should they? As long as they remain part of this clique, they’re guaranteed front row for any gig they attend. “And to hell, to hell, with anybody else…”
But.. look at the f***ing state of them. I mean, look at the f***ing state of them. What sad little lives they must have away from their group. When Morrissey retires/dies, they’ll be left with their empty lives and the shame of knowing that they have ruined the Morrissey gig experience for hundreds and hundreds of regular gig-goers.
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It's really laughable...hahahahahahaAs mentioned elsewhere, there are two diffferent groups. There is a small group who (apparently) Morrissey has granted privileges to - they are allowed to enter first. The people who run The List are not the same as the Morrissey VIPs. They’re just regular fans; a few of them camp out at the venue as early as possible, and their mates join them in dribs and drabs over the course of the day, and they all number each other like cattle. Different combinations of them come and go throughout the day, while some stay behind and “keep their place”. They all come back together at the venue about an hour before doors open, straight to the front of the queue.
I would call it a clever scam, but it isn’t; it’s just a scam. Not that this lot care; why should they? As long as they remain part of this clique, they’re guaranteed front row for any gig they attend. “And to hell, to hell, with anybody else…”
But.. look at the f***ing state of them. I mean, look at the f***ing state of them. What sad little lives they must have away from their group. When Morrissey retires/dies, they’ll be left with their empty lives and the shame of knowing that they have ruined the Morrissey gig experience for hundreds and hundreds of regular gig-goers.
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Crap. He's got geckoes on his wall. Not so hot on interior design is he?As mentioned elsewhere, there are two diffferent groups. There is a small group who (apparently) Morrissey has granted privileges to - they are allowed to enter first. The people who run The List are not the same as the Morrissey VIPs. They’re just regular fans; a few of them camp out at the venue as early as possible, and their mates join them in dribs and drabs over the course of the day, and they all number each other like cattle. Different combinations of them come and go throughout the day, while some stay behind and “keep their place”. They all come back together at the venue about an hour before doors open, straight to the front of the queue.
I would call it a clever scam, but it isn’t; it’s just a scam. Not that this lot care; why should they? As long as they remain part of this clique, they’re guaranteed front row for any gig they attend. “And to hell, to hell, with anybody else…”
But.. look at the f***ing state of them. I mean, look at the f***ing state of them. What sad little lives they must have away from their group. When Morrissey retires/dies, they’ll be left with their empty lives and the shame of knowing that they have ruined the Morrissey gig experience for hundreds and hundreds of regular gig-goers.
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Tesco tie was from new fan Trina. This is the masculine looking blonde girl who is extremely rude and is nasty about others behind their backs. She likes to tell others what they can and can’t do and tell people Morrissey only likes this, and he doesn’t like that and such & such. I think people are wise to her now. She must have posted 3333 pictures and content on her insta, this in spite of saying she wouldn’t be posting any more content or going to watch Morrissey again. She’s now teamed up with that creepy Andy guy who wears Farah pants to try and get the guest list scrapped. She hasn’t got a nice word for the majority of people but she’s very important. All in her own psychotic world.Andr3ws,I swear I have never heard of this until I read about it here. I have never thought or imagined this happens. It took me since 1991 to experience being at the front...row 3. I don't give a rat's ass if they camp overnight. It bothers me these people get preferential treatment. It bothers me they get ushered into the venue before everybody else. I don't have a clue who the tour manager is or looks like. I don't want to know if Morrissey endorses it because if I knew that he did I would find it very difficult to continue liking him.As for the small gift...I think he would appreciate the small and thoughtful ones. Heck...he wore a Tesco tie from a fan in Liverpool.Please don't assume your gift ended up in a charity shop. That's just my opinion.