I think Michael Jackson died.

Life goes on...

Long Live the King of Pop

I heard the news while at Glastonbury. We honestly thought it was just a rumour going round the site!

Did he?!?!?!?!?!

My initial thought was "ooh, he's not biodegradable".

Michael who???

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Originally posted by KulaBeth:
My initial thought was "ooh, he's not biodegradable".

He actually managed to fool us for a while, didn't he...

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I think Michael Jackson died.

Life goes on...

I think Michael Jackson died.

Life goes on...


And who will notice your death ?

You write like he was a nobody! On mass he was the greatest entertainer this world has ever seen so why the smart remark?

He's mourned extemely loudly and for quite some time now by a very large number of people, the vast majority of which had never known him and didn't give a damn about him til the moment he died - in fact, played on with the media circuis that definitely helped and was helped by his growingly unhinged behaviour til the moment he died and all of a sudden can't bear the loss.

Give me a break.

Life does go on. It's not a smart remark, it's a fact.

I'd like to think that the people who matter to me might notice my death... and if they don't organise a massive memorial I will not be amused.

Surely the death of MJ was inevitable. I am surprised he lasted so long. At times during the court case he didn't look like he'd make it to the next day. Sure, he gave masses to charities etc. Was a magnificent showman. There are however questions that remain unanswered about his "interests". I think people think the bogie man is a monster, a shadowy/lonely figure. If nothing else, people will hopefully realise that the bogie man comes in many guises, not least a respected person with friends and family who love them.

He's mourned extemely loudly and for quite some time now by a very large number of people, the vast majority of which had never known him and didn't give a damn about him til the moment he died - in fact, played on with the media circuis that definitely helped and was helped by his growingly unhinged behaviour til the moment he died and all of a sudden can't bear the loss.

Give me a break.

Who exactly are you talking to?

I had booked to see him twice on the tour and I was very into his music in the 80's. I still heared a lot of his music beyond that and still do because my son was into his music and my daughter still is!
So direct your comment elsewhere or get your foot outa your gob!

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Surely the death of MJ was inevitable. I am surprised he lasted so long. At times during the court case he didn't look like he'd make it to the next day. Sure, he gave masses to charities etc. Was a magnificent showman. There are however questions that remain unanswered about his "interests". I think people think the bogie man is a monster, a shadowy/lonely figure. If nothing else, people will hopefully realise that the bogie man comes in many guises, not least a respected person with friends and family who love them.

Yes and one day it may become aparent that the media (among others) were attempting a take down of MJ. Including that syphletic brained bitch who was hapy to take what? The monsters money?

Cmon, if a monster molested your child would you want to live off his money?

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Life does go on. It's not a smart remark, it's a fact.

What a fact that you think you have to remind us of because we are all a bit less intelligent than you?

Fuck off!

Hi Moonchild, I believe most if not all of you could beat me hands down in any IQ test! The VCR is still a mystery to me! My point was this, the fact that MJ will be remembered as a saint is offensive to many. I think because he was not convicted has in some way excused his lifestyle. Guilty or not guilty, his behaviour was unacceptable. As for the people who took his hush money? Why on earth would they leave their kids in his care? Even if they trusted him, his home had staff whom they didn't know. I state this in hindsight of course.