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"This Charming Man" article at Exzibit.net webzine

posted by davidt on Thursday July 14 2005, @10:00AM
someraincoatedlovers writes:
An article on Morrissey, but I am not sure why it was written. More of an essay or opinion piece than a news article.

This Charming Man - Exzibit.net

Morrissey, the man, the myth. He is either adored or despised by music fans, and shuns the press. Yet he is never out of the headlines.

By Andrew Hudson, 13/07/2005.
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  • I always appreciate someone taking time to write about the man, but the piece could use some editing for grammar and content.
    Anonymous -- Thursday July 14 2005, @01:55PM (#171501)
  • A pudgy guy playing Wilde?
    Diasco -- Friday July 15 2005, @04:53AM (#171614)
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    I will take you from this sickness, dinner parties and champagne. I'll hold your body and make it sing again.
  • Definitely. While I appreciated the sentiment behind the article, the poor grammar and punctuation made the piece almost painful to read. A good editing job would do a world of good.
    Anonymous -- Friday July 15 2005, @09:52AM (#171642)
  • He says the same thing 5 times, as if sheer emphasis will prove his point.
    Someone also needs to educate him regarding proper use of commas (then maybe he'd stop placing them every 3 words)
    veradicere -- Sunday July 17 2005, @07:43AM (#171798)
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  • it was a very good article. it's simply written in journalistic style. i don't think commas are excessive.
    Anonymous -- Monday July 18 2005, @12:37AM (#171878)
  • Thank you for posting the article, and taking the time to read it. May I also thank you for your feedback, it is much apreciated.
    chelski -- Thursday August 04 2005, @08:49AM (#173853)
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