Well I'm sure there used to be....
Was there not one in Picc on the street that goes down the Arndale?
I got stopped last year by a policewoman on my way home from college at about 7 in the night and was searched, I had no idea why, I don't look much like a hooligan! I had to take my jacket off for my routine frisking, and was interrogated about who Morrissey was, for what was literally about 20 minutes, only god knows why???? I'm sure this is what's known as above and beyond the call of duty. Otherwise I do get quite a lot of comments when I wear one of my Morrissey t-shirts, some not so nice as others, but I wear them with pride all the same.
Well I'd like to think that my girls at aged 14 and 12 are both virgins.
Thankfully they dont live in Wythenshawe so they should be safe.....
The Goat
Only kidding, my Mam was raised in Moss Side (before the 2nd world war) and then Wythenshawe (after the war) and wont hear a bad word said against either district!!
Does anyone else have problems when they wear their Morrissey t-shirts?
I own three Moz t-shirts (a 2002 tour t-shirt, a 2004 Quarry tour t-shirt, and a 'My Love Life' t-shirt). I often wear them and wear them with pride but sometimes they seem to attract a lot of attention, often people who look you over and seem to decide you're some kind of nutter or, worse, those idiots who decide it's a good excuse to label you as gay or 'soft' and have a go.
Sorry if this is a bit of a tirade, but I've just got back from the pub and everyone seemed ridiculously fascinated by the fact that I was wearing a Morrissey t-shirt as if being a moz fan was something to be kept under wraps.One bloke even conspiratorially motioned to me and said "morrissey? bit weird innit?". This sort of thing has always happened, even good friends seem a bit uncomfortable at me liking Moz so much (and I don't go on about him or talk about him all the time to them). I'm getting pretty pissed off with it!!!
Strangers don't say anything anymore, probably because of my age and size. But a work colleague asked if I was 'going a bit gay' when I wore a Smiths T.
This person was wearing a 'scissor sisters' T and loves 'Anthony and The Johnsons'.
Oh, the Irony.
HA HA HA HA. Maybe your work colleague is after a bit of extra-curricular activity?
You never know, but I can't imagine anyone ever suddenly became 'a bit gay'
Oh I dunno. I've considered becoming 'a bit gay."
Usually at times of promiscuity/ desperation as gay men allegedly don't have the hang-ups that straight blokes do!
(AND THAT IS WHAT IS KNOWN AS A STEREOTYPE before everyone gets up in arms. Its political correctness gone mad )
nobody around here even knows who he is
the only remarks i have gotten are from my teachers at my high school.
my spanish teacher was very enthusiastic about it and said "hey, morrissey! you know, i was just playing that smiths song at home yesterday, you know that song, "hang the dj hang the dj..."!" he was very pleased when i made a morrissey poster for one of our projects!
the other teacher was like "what? you listen to morrissey? really? you really listen to morrissey (and he made this confused face), i prefer his old band" then he burst into bigmouth strikes again and knew every word, by this time the whole class was looking at me and i was red as a beat