sorry, i'm not too familiar with the coffee and other chain shops in the us.
Convenience store, often co-located with a gas station. Or, "petrol station", as you prefer to call them.Thanks, stillnext time i'll google it before i make a comment
ps. the Alan Rickman pic is distracting
I've had to hide out ever since the botched sex-change operation. Some "magic" that was.
A UK version of Juan Gabriel?! [from first post] That's an uncomfortable comparison. I don't think Morrissey is *that* effeminate. JG is like almost Liberace flamboyant.
Asi Fue:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2onCc3HlcW4&feature=channel
Thanks, still next time i'll google it before i make a comment
ps. the Alan Rickman pic is distracting
Never trust a man who promises to make you Mary Potter, either. And I put it on a credit card, too.
Thank goodness you didn't have a brain surgery.
I doubt that the person who saw Moz in the 7-11 gave much thought to his vegetarianism. Probably just noted that he was buying a snack and said "breakfast sausage" in the interview because it's what came to mind. I don't think Mozzer is secretly sneaking bits of bacon nor do I think the person who told the story was out to ruin Mozzers reputation.
Just what I thought. Writing "breakfast sausage" looks a bit better than writing "unidentifiable snack". I guess that's the whole breakfast sausage-mystery.
There's a 7/11 just a few footsteps from my door...I'll ask them there if Morrissey ever came and bought a breakfast sausage!
Second that! I refuse to believe that the same person who wrote ''Meat is murder'' could ever consider eating meat again. Especially not in public
I was going to start a thread about this, but I guess it fits here: a friend of mine was dining at a London seafood restaurant during the recent Troxy/Brixton week, and he was sitting one table away from Morrissey, who was dining with a few acquaintances.
He saw Morrissey order and devour the Dover sole. I remember another fishy story (from what seems like a fairly reliable source) here a few years ago. I'm forced to say that now I have to believe that Morrissey is not a true vegetarian, and hasn't been one for some time.
My friend is utterly reliable and a big Morrissey fan, and I have no reason to believe that he is either mistaken or pulling my leg.
It's not that eating fish is an unforgivable sin, but Morrissey depicts himself (and allows himself to be depicted) as the ultimate, hardcore, ethical vegetarian. If he really does eat fish, this is a load of utter nonsense.
It is odd that he would eat fish in public, but Morrissey is a man of strange impulses and often inexplicable drives.
I was going to start a thread about this, but I guess it fits here: a friend of mine was dining at a London seafood restaurant during the recent Troxy/Brixton week, and he was sitting one table away from Morrissey, who was dining with a few acquaintances.
He saw Morrissey order and devour the Dover sole. I remember another fishy story (from what seems like a fairly reliable source) here a few years ago. I'm forced to say that now I have to believe that Morrissey is not a true vegetarian, and hasn't been one for some time.
My friend is utterly reliable and a big Morrissey fan, and I have no reason to believe that he is either mistaken or pulling my leg.
It's not that eating fish is an unforgivable sin, but Morrissey depicts himself (and allows himself to be depicted) as the ultimate, hardcore, ethical vegetarian. If he really does eat fish, this is a load of utter nonsense.
It is odd that he would eat fish in public, but Morrissey is a man of strange impulses and often inexplicable drives.
Which seafood restaurant in London your frinend was dining?
What is the world coming to? In a fit of pique, I bought a pair of leather shoes...
