From: thrill01DELETE@simplyweb.net   
      
   I think the hooligan set fire to the old man's house.  I don't really   
   know about fires in terms of "bars," I don't know a lot of fire lingo   
   like Moz.   
      
   On 10 May 2006 04:42:10 -0700, "Chuck"    
   wrote:   
      
   >When Morrissey sings of "an accident with a three-bar fire", how do you   
   >envisage that accident panning out? Are we talking the old guy getting   
   >burned? How did he do that, did the hooligan hold his face to the grid,   
   >or something? Or maybe the poor old man was tied up and left to breathe   
   >in the unlit gas fumes? What? This is important.   
   >   
   >Thanks,   
   >   
   >C.   
   >   
      
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