> Well you've kind of proved my point, haven't you? Your first post seemed
> so civilised, but with the slightest provocation, you snap.
> Believe me, I think the world would be a far far better and safer place
> for Morrissey if no one here had his address. I didn't say the people who
> have it should have it, yes, some of them are nice, sincere, considerate
> fans who would never dream of going to his house, but as we've seen, a lot
> of them are, if not stalkers, at least selfish enough to put their own
> wishes (to meet him) above Morrissey's (to be left alone when he's at
> home).
> But I can tell you that there are actually a lot of really nice people
> here too, and I think you could find someone trustworthy to send your gift
> on.
> I didn't write that message in response to you personally, but I just
> don't think people should be giving his address out. Lately people have
> been damaging his property and it's been bad enough that apparently he has
> been calling the police if fans turn up at his house. He shouldn't have to
> live like that, and people have got to stop giving his address out or else
> it will only get worse.
> Having said that, I'm sure he would really appreciate your gift, it sounds
> like something he would really like. Couldn't you give it to him at one of
> the shows? If you don't want to give it to him while he's on stage, it's
> usually possible to meet the band on their way in and I'm sure one of them
> would give it to him for you.
the only reason i get so defensive is bc
it's unfair being "a sincere, loving, devoted moz apostle"
all i have wanted to do is send this damn picture and Tru play to him for about 4 years now.
i saw him in vegas but didn't even toy with the idea of bring the picture (as it's quite stunning, and probably i'm a fool to want to give it to him)
but i felt as though it's something he would truly appreciate. god knows what he's done for me.
also, i'm a firm believer in leaving morrissey alone. a gift, letter, card - fine
but i would never bother him. even if i saw him out in public i would have the good sense to leave him alone. and i wouldn't dare go to his house. I"ve been to, London and Dublin/Dun Laoghaire recently and i didn't run about Temple Bar asking if anyone knew where morrissey lived. even while in LA i would never had dreamed of going to his house (1 i didn't have his address) (2 that would be tacky)
i stubbled off a slot machine in las vegas and to my surprise Gary Day was standing right next to me. My words to him , "i love you guys" and with that i walked away.
it's just unfair that some ruin it for the lot of others
that's all