#51
Posted: 6/26/09 at 1:03pm
I was told he had a stroke on the children's ward!
Michael Jackson O2 Spectacular Delayed -Cos He's Dead! — Page 3
#52
Posted: 6/26/09 at 1:19pm
So Michael has been forced to cancel some dates...Tom, aged 6, Brad, aged 9....
#53
Posted: 6/26/09 at 3:18pm
There will be a post-mortem today to determine
which was the cause of death:
They could blame it on ....
A) Sunshine B) Moonlight C) Good Times D) Boogie
which was the cause of death:
They could blame it on ....
A) Sunshine B) Moonlight C) Good Times D) Boogie
#54
Posted: 6/26/09 at 3:41pm
This thread is even to Bad taste for my liking
Namo i love u but we get it already....you don't like Madonna
#55
Posted: 6/26/09 at 3:44pm
Michael Jackson died of shock after finding out
Boyz II Men was a band not a delivery service.
Boyz II Men was a band not a delivery service.
#56
Posted: 6/26/09 at 3:55pm
Did you hear? The family has made arrangements. Since he was 99% plastic, they're just going to melt him down and make Legos out of him. That way the KIDS can play with HIM for a change.
#57
Posted: 6/26/09 at 4:38pm
McDonald's are bringing out the Michael
Jackson tribute burger.
50 year old meat between two 7 year old buns.
Jackson tribute burger.
50 year old meat between two 7 year old buns.
#58
Posted: 6/26/09 at 7:14pm
Whats the difference between Michael Jackson and Disney films!
Disney films can still touch kids!
Disney films can still touch kids!
#59
Posted: 6/27/09 at 12:52am
Earlier on this thread I said the O2 gig would not happen, Mama agreed with me, but both of us would neither of thought this would be the reason.
I have my alibi sorted, have you got yours Mama?
I have my alibi sorted, have you got yours Mama?
#61
Posted: 6/27/09 at 4:37am
I kept meaning to lay money on these shows not even beginning. Damn it.
I have to say I'm really curious to see the planned production designs, though.
PS What a sad shambles of a life and what a waste.
I have to say I'm really curious to see the planned production designs, though.
PS What a sad shambles of a life and what a waste.
#62
Posted: 6/27/09 at 5:52am
I have no sympathy, nothing what so ever, about the news.
I just hope those 3 children will now be able to live a real normal life.
He was pure evil.
I just hope those 3 children will now be able to live a real normal life.
He was pure evil.
#63
Posted: 6/27/09 at 6:40am
Im sorry BUT....
I dont understand how someone can have no sympathy, even if you hated him he had kids, and you could tell he cared for them kids and was very protective of them, and on top of that, hes the only parent they know, there going to be devestated.
He was a bit of as loon, someone who people couldnt understand.
I think we are to quick to condem him for things that were never proved, now im not saying he didnt do it, im just saying that it was never proved. Jacko could be innocent, he could be the victim of greedy kids parents and a vile press, lets be honest it wouldnt be the 1st time.
I hate tastless jokes when someone dies, but if people wanna laugh at someones death then thats fine, and if they wanna make jokes about Jackos skin for example then whatever, but when there all kiddie jokes i think its a bit much.
Love him or hate him (im not a fan but have grown up with his music) he was a huge icon who people my age grew up with (along with Madonna), its a sad day when anyones brother, son, father etc dies, but when its someone who has had such an impact its even sadder.
Yes he was a tortured soul, he was a bit of a mess and he was surrounded by people who did not have his best intrests at heart, but i just wish that he could be shown a little respect for a few days and people could praise what he achieved rather than look at the negative
As i said, we dont know if he did 'THAT' but if he did he will pay for it now, but if he didnt, let him rest in peace
It seems easy for people to think he did do it because of his lifestyle etc, the way he looked, the fact that he was a big kid himself. Though when someone is accused of messing with a minor like say James Barbour, well he still gets to go on with the show, and have people on here praise him...
Just my opinion, dont get mad with me lol
I dont understand how someone can have no sympathy, even if you hated him he had kids, and you could tell he cared for them kids and was very protective of them, and on top of that, hes the only parent they know, there going to be devestated.
He was a bit of as loon, someone who people couldnt understand.
I think we are to quick to condem him for things that were never proved, now im not saying he didnt do it, im just saying that it was never proved. Jacko could be innocent, he could be the victim of greedy kids parents and a vile press, lets be honest it wouldnt be the 1st time.
I hate tastless jokes when someone dies, but if people wanna laugh at someones death then thats fine, and if they wanna make jokes about Jackos skin for example then whatever, but when there all kiddie jokes i think its a bit much.
Love him or hate him (im not a fan but have grown up with his music) he was a huge icon who people my age grew up with (along with Madonna), its a sad day when anyones brother, son, father etc dies, but when its someone who has had such an impact its even sadder.
Yes he was a tortured soul, he was a bit of a mess and he was surrounded by people who did not have his best intrests at heart, but i just wish that he could be shown a little respect for a few days and people could praise what he achieved rather than look at the negative
As i said, we dont know if he did 'THAT' but if he did he will pay for it now, but if he didnt, let him rest in peace
It seems easy for people to think he did do it because of his lifestyle etc, the way he looked, the fact that he was a big kid himself. Though when someone is accused of messing with a minor like say James Barbour, well he still gets to go on with the show, and have people on here praise him...
Just my opinion, dont get mad with me lol
Namo i love u but we get it already....you don't like Madonna
#64
Posted: 6/27/09 at 6:43am
Relax babes, get your self to McDonalds. They are doing a Michael Jackson Happy Meal.
50 year old meat between 7 year old buns.
50 year old meat between 7 year old buns.
#65
Posted: 6/27/09 at 6:48am
Ironically nothing is black and white about this man. I think it stretches credulity that a man who lived as a child, wrapped himself in fantasy and admitted he felt odd around ordinary people would have an entirely conventional bland "straight" personal life- I just can't believe it. There might be any number of causes for this, but the "normal, happy family man" just does not ring true with the rest of his life.
As with the plastic surgery, if he was just a bit more honest about it, I expect people would have had less curiosity.
As with the plastic surgery, if he was just a bit more honest about it, I expect people would have had less curiosity.
#66
Posted: 6/28/09 at 11:32am
Sure, he may well have been the kiddie fiddler on the roof. I personally don't think he was, I just reckon he was completely misguided and a bit insane. His music, his creativity and mindblowing achievements cannot be argued with... what he leaves behind will never be matched.
Oh, and his girlfriend has just released a statement: "I can't believe it. First my parents leave me in Portugal, now my boyfriend's dead."
Oh, and his girlfriend has just released a statement: "I can't believe it. First my parents leave me in Portugal, now my boyfriend's dead."
#67
Posted: 6/28/09 at 1:41pm
Dont mean to be a scabby little c*** but here:
The family of Mj want to turn him into a plastic bag. White and harfull to kids
The family of Mj want to turn him into a plastic bag. White and harfull to kids
''With the number of people I ignore, I'm lucky I work at all in this town'' - Helena Bonham Carter
#68
Posted: 6/29/09 at 4:29am
Personal life and perhaps the last decade aside. He was a genius of a musician and redifined the popular form of pop and music today, introducing the music video and bringing in motown to the more commonly known pop music and indeed R'N'B - something all music stars have to thank him for.
My belief is MJ was a troubled man and that is no excuse for the odd behaviour he conducted with children but the saddness about it is he never had help, help even convicted persons have.
That should all be put to rest now (the familys accused certainly are at rest with there millions of dollars pay off they were happy to take)
Jokes aside, which are funny, the man deserves respect for his music that will live on and be remembered far much more than most, if any, recording artisits.
My belief is MJ was a troubled man and that is no excuse for the odd behaviour he conducted with children but the saddness about it is he never had help, help even convicted persons have.
That should all be put to rest now (the familys accused certainly are at rest with there millions of dollars pay off they were happy to take)
Jokes aside, which are funny, the man deserves respect for his music that will live on and be remembered far much more than most, if any, recording artisits.
#69
Posted: 6/29/09 at 8:00am
Radio 2 are currently having a phone in about refunds-some saying it's 'tasteless' to ask for one others saying that they aren't going to get the product they paid for so should be refunded.
Thoughts? I'm in the latter camp if I paid for theatre tickets and the show was cancelled I'd expect a refund (or some sort of exchange)
Thoughts? I'm in the latter camp if I paid for theatre tickets and the show was cancelled I'd expect a refund (or some sort of exchange)
Maybe I'm on nobody's side
http://phdconfessions.blogspot.com/
#70
Posted: 6/29/09 at 8:28am
Tasteless is whats been said on this board.
Expecting a refund for a cancelled concert (regardless of reason) is not. However people should be patient and not expect a refund within a matter of days of him dieing.
Expecting a refund for a cancelled concert (regardless of reason) is not. However people should be patient and not expect a refund within a matter of days of him dieing.
#71
Posted: 6/29/09 at 8:31am
Seriously? People are saying that expecting a refund is tasteless? That's mad. Of course people should be refunded, the concerts aren't going to happen, it doesn't matter the reason why - if you've paid for something and you don't recieve it, you should be given a refund. I'm sad he's dead, but if I had tickets I'd still expect my money back. Its nothing to do with him being dead, it's all to do with not recieving what you've paid for.
There's taste and politeness, then there's madness.
There's taste and politeness, then there's madness.
#72
Posted: 6/29/09 at 8:58am
If i had ticket for one of his cancelled concerts I certainly wouldnt be asking for a refund.
In just a matter of months that ticket will be worth thousands!
In just a matter of months that ticket will be worth thousands!
#73
Posted: 6/29/09 at 9:57am
Funny enough that came up on the phone in not long after I posted-I didn't think of that!
Maybe I'm on nobody's side
http://phdconfessions.blogspot.com/
#74
Posted: 6/29/09 at 11:14am
Well, I'm one of those people who bought tickets. I bought them online, which means that I don't have the physical tickets (since they were to be mailed to me a couple weeks before the show). I don't find it tasteless that I want a refund. It'll help recoup some of the money that I've spent on a flight and accommodations to London that can't be cancelled. If anything, wanting to profit from Michael Jackson's death and sell the physical ticket for thousands would be.
#75
Posted: 6/29/09 at 11:22am
How the hell can it be tasteless to get your hard earned money back for a concert that isn't bloody happening.
Get a life, those who say its tasteless.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8122560.stm
Get a life, those who say its tasteless.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8122560.stm
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