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Previously on "Morissey does a runner"
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I reckon the bottle-chucker just heard him sing "Take me out tonight" and took him at his word.
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I've booked tickets to see him twice and both times he pulled out, one year the prime motivator to get IOW festival tickets was Morissey headlining... again he pulled out.
A friend of ours went to see him in Swindon a few weeks back when he collapsed after one song, he really is a lazy sod.
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miserable git nearly had my eye out with a gladioli back in '84, what goes around comes around I say
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Once bitten twice shy
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIf the t0sser who threw the bottle didn't want to see him, why bother going there in the first place, other than to cause some degree of upset?
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I'd settle for the miserable sod just cheering up. He was miserable in the 80's when his girlfriend was in a coma but surely he should have moved on by now
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThere was that time I was on the trading floor.......
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostHow often do people hit you on the head, doing your job, with no provocation?
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Originally posted by PerlOfWisdom View PostGreat way of making a living, get thousands of people to pay a fair sum to see you and then use any excuse to not do any work. If he's too ill to face that many people then maybe he shouldn't be taking people's money.
Or maybe he should get a proper job.
If the t0sser who threw the bottle didn't want to see him, why bother going there in the first place, other than to cause some degree of upset?
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostA stupid tw@t hit him on the head with a plastic bottle so he decided that it wasn't worth getting the abuse at the age of 50 when he's just come back from being seriously ill.
FTFY.
Or maybe he should get a proper job.
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it suddenly struck me...
I might just die with a smile on my face after all
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Yes, that's fair enough. He's not strange: he just wants to live his life that way.
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