Comments about morris

There are 24 comments about "morris"

Jane: I had to comment. This is awesome. I was born in 1949 and I lived at 1587 Carroll Street which is between Carroll and Schnectady. I lived there until I was 12 years old.......

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

pearlie prince of lambeth: just wondering if anyone knows of bill and martha morris? pearlie king and queen of bethnal green? or perhaps tom and florie arrowsmith, pearlie king and queen of whitechapel? any information would be wonderful...

in response to: The Pearly Kings and Queens by Jamie

pearlie prince of lambeth: just wondering if anyone knows of bill and martha morris? pearlie king and queen of bethnal green? or perhaps tom and florie arrowsmith, pearlie king and queen of whitechapel? any information would be wonderful...

in response to: The Pearly Kings and Queens by Jamie

Tony Harrison: My great great grandfather John Morris is recorded as living in Gerrards Court in 1841. Can you tell me whether this is now Gerrards Close? ahvem@internode.on.net...

in response to: These Things No Longer Exist by Andrew Smith

Cyril Bagshaw: Hi Dean, Yes, next to the newsagents. I wish we could get some treacle toffee in Adelaide.....and some Blackpool rock too..and while I'm at it, a few of Morris's meat and potato pies.!!!! Cheers.... Cyril........

in response to: Irlam, Manchester by Andrew Smith

Norma Bannon (nee Bolton): It was Mal Kitt who got us onto this site in the first place... As for Morris's pies, we often talk about them and chinky lee's curry; rice and chips....

in response to: Irlam, Manchester by Andrew Smith

Peter Creer: None of you Irlam or Cadisheadites seem to remem Morris's Pie shops. On the coner of Kings road oppsite Royles in Cadishead and some where in 20 row in Irlam. I lived on Morris's pies when......

in response to: Irlam, Manchester by Andrew Smith

Jon Burgess: Hi, its great to see old photies of the place i grew up, my dad (John burgess) and his dad (Tom Burgess) used to work at the steel works and my dad also worked at......

in response to: These Things No Longer Exist by Andrew Smith

Joe D.: Buswick late 1960's - early 1970's was the best!!! Born on Harman Street in 1965...The entire family lived within blocks of eachother..Grandparents on Starr Street next to the pretzel factory..Aunt lived on Buswick Avenue and......

in response to: Bushwick 77: The Casusos of Harman St. by upfromflames

Jim Morrison, Coventry: What an amazing building! Gallego is an awesome man. It gives me faith in the human spirit to see something like this...

in response to: Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral by Hasslehoff

little ukraine: CG, couldn't agree more. morrissey is a complicated lyricist and it is dangerous to start throwing around interpretations, especially when the interpreter has as an intention showing how the song fits into a rather......

in response to: There Is No Surf in Cleveland by joey

procyon: to clarify, the "--clearly there was absolutely nothing sarcastic about that song" (a sarcastic statement itself) was my addition; the blurb was just saying that the song exemplified self-pitying, depressing, whiny old Morrissey. I'd always......

in response to: There Is No Surf in Cleveland by joey

colavitos ghost: to chime in on the morrissey issue: i'm generally bothered by critics' or---as seems to be the case here---curators' analyses of the intentions behind complicated artistic works. if you're gonna inclue a quote from......

in response to: There Is No Surf in Cleveland by joey

little ukraine: i think it is total bullshit that the inaugurations are in new york and not cleveland. and that is a pretty annoying blurb about morrissey, i don't think anything about that song is a......

in response to: There Is No Surf in Cleveland by joey

procyon: I remember being really annoyed about a lot of things at the rock hall. Like the blurb or caption somewhere (in a list of important songs or something compiled by "experts") saying that "Heaven Knows......

in response to: There Is No Surf in Cleveland by joey

Michael Morrison: This wonderful diner was a part of my childhood in Aberdeen. I have never tasted spaghetti and meatballs that could rival the dish there, my favorite - and that was 45 years ago!!! I never......

in response to: New Ideal Diner by EvilGentleman

C.D. MORRIS...ALABAMA,U.S.A.: I BELIEVE IF I WERE IRISH...I WOULD WANT MY OWN COUNTRY. THE NORTHERN YANKESS WANTED TO IMPOSE THEIR WILL ON OUR SOUTHERN STATES...AND WEE FOUGHT BACK.WE WANTED OUR SOVEREIGNTY...OUR OWN COUNTRY...CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,TO LIVE......

in response to: Ulster Young Militants: Shankhill by norniron

observer: I am disappointed in our gutless boys in blue for not laying charges against Mr. Goliath who fights girls half his size. Never mind who hit who first. Now where are our Bay Street lawyers to......

in response to: Motorist Vs Courier by hool

elaine: i am ashamed to say i do not know. i watched it randomly and it took me a while to realise how good it was and i just never caught that info. so sorry, i......

in response to: Grubbin\' by Nairi

Jamie: No worries. I was inspired to post this article after seeing hool's photo above. Must remember to visit the festival next year, and get some photos of the morris dancers. There's some real macabre sh*t......

in response to: The Whittlesea Straw Bear by Jamie

Jamie: The guy in the first photo looks strangely like The {Whittlesey} Straw Bear which is the centre-piece of bizarre pagan ritual that takes place every year in the small market town i grew up in.......

in response to: september 04 2005 toronto by hool

JJ: "bob with shaved sides which i wore in a rockabilly kind of way" That's kind of the look I've got these days. It's sort of like a Morrissey pompadour with the sides and back shaved......

in response to: Egg and Cheese! Everything! by JJ

Larry Lurker: Wow noice posts. I hope your gonna be sticking around and posting more stuff. More stuff from london. Morris dancing is ace. ...

in response to: possible banksys, 2002 by roland

elaine: ...and take over (in the spirit of morrisey's shoplifters)...

in response to: Subway Troubadour by Peter