"love me outside"

[CrystalGeezer]

Sometimes when somebody makes a sarcastic joke AT MY EXPENSE, I'll push up my glasses with my middle finger and smile saying nothing.

I wonder if that was the gist of the man's response that got lost in translation resulting in him getting kicked out. Morrissey was making fun of his home town because of his preferred diet, it does reek of a little dish it out but can't take it, though when your on guard on stage, you have to be careful. The whole thing makes me sad a little for both people.

 

[CrystalGeezer]

I just noticed the other thread, sorry. Can you move this? My brain is tired. ALso all the quotes are different, I took this from the main board. Bleh. I hate all of this.

 

[pagnani32]

I just noticed the other thread, sorry. Can you move this? My brain is tired. ALso all the quotes are different, I took this from the main board. Bleh. I hate all of this.

I don't think the poor man got lost in translation he knew enough english to say "F you morrissey!" and I thank him for getting Morrissey to say "Fuke yourself" cause uhhh I like it.

 

[CrystalGeezer]

I don't think the poor man got lost in translation he knew enough english to say "F you morrissey!" and I thank him for getting Morrissey to say "Fuke yourself" cause uhhh I like it.

Yeah, that is kinda sexy. I'll certainly keep it in my memory database.

 

[justme]

Yeah, that is kinda sexy. I'll certainly keep it in my memory database.

also, "Love me outside" is actually a great quote

 

[Kleinfeld]

Title of Morrissey's next album:

LOVE ME OUTSIDE.

 

[justme]

Title of Morrissey's next album:

LOVE ME OUTSIDE.

wouldn't that be great?

 

[CrystalGeezer]

I kinda liked when he said "walk, walk, walk" too. I promptly walked my dog.

 

[vaca peluda]

I promptly walked my dog. [/QUOTE]

Lol, I like that one.

 

[jilla]

I promptly walked my dog.

Lol, I like that one.[/QUOTE]

so why was the guy saying f*** you to moz in the first place?

 

[The Cat's Mother]

also, "Love me outside" is actually a great quote

It's like "get yer coat", but for dandies.

 

[Barking]

It's like "get yer coat", but for dandies.

It's the equivalent of "yeh well go love that lamppost" for us dogs.

 

[The Cat's Mother]

It's the equivalent of "yeh well go love that lamppost" for us dogs.

In either case, an offer no-one could refuse.

 

[jackson]

I thought the "Love me outside" was a response to the dork, when he said, "I love you Morrissey" or did i miss this?

 

[Quiffaa]

yes but it s also a fitting translation of the 'refusal' bit in YOR

 

[lainey]

I thought the "Love me outside" was a response to the dork, when he said, "I love you Morrissey" or did i miss this?

yes...

Abuser "But I love you"

Morrissey "Love Me Outside"

 

[jackson]

yes...

Abuser "But I love you"

Morrissey "Love Me Outside"

Thank you for verifying

 

[LuvMozzy]

I think we should start saying 'love me outside' in the middle of domestic rows, instead of 'f*** off'.