Michael Jackson's Problem
#50re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:01pmYes you are going to hear from us you smart ass. i get the point of basing people off looks..but why did you ever have to use dukie as an example? Very uncalled for and extremely rude and childish. Just dont understand what the hell yer prob is?
#51re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:01pm
Sorry pal, the world wide web is in fact a form of mass media. That you seem to think it's a teeny tiny corner of the school cafeteria where you can sit with friends and compare American Eagle standard necklaces and electrolysis results doesn't change that fact.
You put your mug out there and, whether you like it or not, it's open for critique.
As you said in one of your posts in this thread, it's just too bad if honesty offends you. And believe me, I held back on some of the meaner things I thought of when looking at that picture. So maybe we BOTH learned some important lessons today?
#52re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:06pmGood Lord...there is nothing wrong with him. You just need to shut the f**k up because you keep draggin this on and trying to make us mad. You just have to be the smart ass and get yer two cents in. Be an adult and get over the fact that is good looking and you are jealous!
#53re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:06pm
I said it before and I'll say it again... CanWeTalk, you are positively vile!
#54re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:12pm
Actualllly canwetalk is being no more vile than anyone else. His language is not offensive and his posting, distasteful as we may see it, makes a very valid point. We all like to make fun of people that are in the spotlight, but when the shoes is on the other foot, we change our mind.
ANd, also, musicalfandukie seems to be handling it better than some of the other posters... class act, musicalfan...
#55re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:13pm
Yes it's true, you repeat more than somebody who forgot to take his Beano!
Oh wait Sing, I thought this was a board where everybody was allowed to have an opinion and then if anybody disagrees with that opinion everybody runs around and says "It's his OPINION!" Well, it's my opinion that a certain person has gaycarb face and drag queen eyebrows. There is absolutely no value judgment attached to it.
#56re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:14pm
"You put your mug out there and, whether you like it or not, it's open for critique."
your right..your point has been made...now it's time to critique you and i don't need a pic cause you have shown yourself quite well. Your an ignorent old man (or a 16 year old boy) that is very bitter and gets his kicks by trying to make others feel just as sad and low as you do. You have no respect for others and i doubt you get much back being how you treat people. i would rather be all the things you called me then the cold hearted person you appear to be. i hope honesty don't offend you CanWeTalkBroadway.
#57re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:16pmHe sounds like an old bitter ex-showgirl to me.
#58re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:21pm
No, it doesn't offend me at all. Why? Because this is a message board. I don't think it's rude. I don't think it's "childish." I don't think it's "uncalled for." I know that I am none of the things you wrote, well, maybe one of them, and it's pretty clear that a certain segment of the web-board market will over-use phrases like "bitter" when presented with irrefutable evidence.
It seems that MaTake and Sueleen were the only ones who got it. Not surprisingly this whole thing has detracted from the actual issue in this thread that started out as a "hey, let's as a group all make ourselves feel better because we aren't a FREAK like Michael Jackson" (again you were part of that in your "brutally honest" way Dukie) to, "Oh, really? Ya'know there's probably an interesting grown up conversation to be had here about the complicated intersections of race, class and gender in the US as well as cycles of abuse repeated across the generations." I would assume that's too complicated for Curtains and many of the school-age posters here, but certainly not all.
Or is it?
#59re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:21pm
#61re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:28pmi'm sorry but you expect me to get a point your trying to prove when your doggy on me threw the whole thing. you could of very well of made your point without bringing anyone else down on this board. i do not think it was thoughtful of you to use me as your little model. if you look back at what i wrote about michael i honestly didn't say anything poor or mean about him that's kinda why i'm confused as to why you picked me out of everyone to attack. i'm not saying i didn't do anything wrong yes i said he had problems but i didn't say oh look at that freak!! and by the way i get your point. i just think it shows how childish you are by how you proved it. everyone on this board is a person with feelings i might remind you. Updated On: 12/23/04 at 05:28 PM
#62re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:32pm
Really? Surely not everyone has feelings?
Certainly not someone you would describe this way? "he is a wack job..he suffers from alot more then just dysmorphic syndrome"
I'm sorry if honesty offends you.
#63re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:33pm
#64re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:35pm
God almighty Curtain. If you don't know how to USE the technology maybe you shouldn't try. You'll probably end up blowing something up.
Keep going back and editing. The link HAS to work sometime, right?
#65re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:37pmmichael doesn't read this board. you wrote those things knowning that i would read them... that's alittle different. he get's judged by the things he does and the actions he makes. what kinda of action can you tell from a pic? none. as i said before i'm not judging michael from his pic but by the bad choices and actions he has made.
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#66re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:44pmI'm not sure the fact that Jackson probably doesn't read this board makes it better. I remember a new poster made an anti-Hairspray thread without realizing Marc Shaiman posts here. Does doing it without a person's awareness justify denigrating them? Or does it just make you the kind of person who mocks others behind their backs? Updated On: 12/23/04 at 05:44 PM
#67re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:44pm
Oh, oh, oh, so it's sort of a situational morality?? I see. It's only wrong if the person sees it? I SEE now. Uh-huh. Riiiiiiiiiiiiight. Luckily this is just an isolated little board and the things that are written here are completely separate from the rest of the culture and not part of a larger discussion that goes on all the time. Right. And I'm more wrong than you are BECAUSE the odds are higher that you would see what I wrote than Jackson would see what you and others wrote. I get it.
Well, try this on. I would say exactly the things I wrote about you to your face. Clearly you would not do so with Michael Jackson because you only say mean things when there's no chance, in your mind, that the person will know you're saying them. Again, I'm sorry if honesty is upsetting to you.
When going back through the thread to find examples to disprove your defense that you didn't say anything "mean" I saw the giant photo of yourself that you posted as part of your Eyebrow Defense and that I somehow missed the first time through.
Clearly you've had cheekbone implants. Was it expensive? Is it a sign of your body dysmorphia?
#68re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:45pm
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#70re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:48pmCurtain certainly proves my point that this place is way more Romper Room than the Algonquin Roundtable, I'll say that for old Curtains.
#71re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:49pm
OK guys...point made. musicalfan now you know it's not nice to talk about people. Which you already knew, which we all know, which we all still do...
and canwetalk...musicalfan has been a pretty good sport here, letting you make an example of him and all. He gets it. we all get it. let it go.
Updated On: 12/23/04 at 05:49 PM
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#72re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:50pmThe way you made your entrance here contributes to the attitudes people have towards you. We can be an open-minded and even polite bunch, but the treatment you're getting is treatment you've earned. Or do you expect to just come on and insult people and have them love you in turn? Updated On: 12/23/04 at 05:50 PM
#73re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 5:54pmLOL i've had cheak implants..that's very funny...sorry i can give you pics from 5 years ago and i have the same cheaks...to be honest if michael was right in front of me i would be honest and tell him he has problems. i wouldn't be mean about it but i really do think he needs some help. as i said you've proven your point...you proved your point on the behalf of other people's feelings. i hope you feel BIG now!!. by proving your great point you also proven that you don't care about others feelings. i'm done fighting over this now. It's not worth it. have a good life CanWeTalkBroadway. Updated On: 12/23/04 at 05:54 PM
#74re: Michael Jackson's Problem
Posted: 12/23/04 at 6:07pmWonderful point dukie! That is only what we ALL have been tryingto say for the past 5 hours! lol...well i guess he made his point...so we made ours! He didn't seem to like it when we showed our points but we were suppose to understand his just like that...lol..so weird! But its over! Merry Christmas! LOL
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