moi621 (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:10 pm Wait a few days. Twos. Two pair.

Although my mother believed in Three-s

Carridine, McMahon, Jackson, Fawcett = 2 + 2

moi621 (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:03 pm Carridine, McMahon, Jackson, Fawcett = 2 + 2

I'll miss Carridine for imprinting Kung Fu in my memory.

I'll miss Farah for her unforgettable role in Logan's Run.

I will miss ED McMahon for sticking with Johnny Carson.

I'll miss the singer that starred in "Thriller" but not the pedophile he became later.

Celebrities are all rubbish. Never liked either Fawcett or Jackson. Wished I'd never heard of either.

Michael Jackson was only a few weeks younger than me. I usually loved his music. But there was a time that I felt that he had gotten to much into an ego trip and so long.

kizahakan (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:40 pm Very much sorry for both Michael And Farah:(

For Michael;

He was the real King of Pop of my generation (Im 34) I have grown up listening to his records and trying to learn how he dances... For me, Micheal Jackson was the Elvis Presley of my generation

I am really sorry for such a loss at such a young age...Hope now he rests in peace

And so Micheal,:(

Music

Lovelt Farah, though I dont remember the days of Charlie's Angel, but ur appearance and your braveness against cancer and your attitude towards life is something we really should take into consideration...

HOPE U BOTH NOW REST IN PEACE WITHOUT ANY PAIN BUT FULL OF LOVE....

Hey Hakan, nice said

P a o l o.....couldn't you find a program that starts the music automatically while reading this posting.

Hakan,....if I had a friend like U (U=Ben *no chat-talk)

loveUall

Jean

punkypink (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:36 pm Nah. We just need the living to start the money-spinning machine and start re-releasing CDs of this greatest hits, then all you need to do is to walk into Tower Records or HMV.

No, no. Don't limit yourself. Not just his greatest hits, but his not-so-greatest, his worst, the stuff that wasn't even good enough to be released when he as alive, the accidentally-recorded conversations that took place in the studio, the aimless musical wandering, half-finished and abandoned tunes, and so on, and so on.

Look what they've done to The Beatles. ("Coming soon! The sounds of the boys having lunch in the studio! This lost treasure....") They'll easily try to milk Michael Jackson's legacy for as much.

bobbie (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2009 4:08 pm My question would be did Michael still have balls? If he did, were they working at time of death?

Interestingly, a few years age I'm sure I read an article in some American publication (and I can't now remember which it was) suggesting that Michael HAD had his balls removed. This of course may have been entire conjecture!

Does this ring bells with anyone else?

That said, and the poor fellow's other difficulties aside - (his lost childhood and its effects on his adult life together with the constraints in which he then felt compelled to live) he was hugely talented and will be greatly missed by a lot of people - and no, I wasn't a fan of his!

punkypink (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:36 pm Nah. We just need the living to start the money-spinning machine and start re-releasing CDs of this greatest hits, then all you need to do is to walk into Tower Records or HMV.

Not what I meant punkpink. Let me say it a different way...I will have to wait tell I get to heaven to her him perform and create new music.

Why does society care about this at all?

At least Farrah Fawcett was trying to do something by shining a light on how horrible cancer is. Michael Jackson remained an attention whore to the end, seemingly enough that when he died, it blew Farrah right of the front page.

still, people die. Get used to it!

Why the news needed to spend 20 of their 30 minutes on this stupidity last night is beyond me. It's not like the North Koreans aren't stirring things and Iran isn't about ready to implode, or anything.

Nope, we have to hear about Michael Jackson. Here's a hint for the news people, tell us he's dead, and then go back to telling us what happens in the rest of the world.

Oh wait, they don't even do that. All we get on US news is this kind of crap, 20 minutes daily of telling us about the latest Brittney Spears snatch sighting or some dead celebrity.... no wonder I pay more attention to foreign news outlets these days.

Losethem (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 27, 2009 3:36 pm Why does society care about this at all?

MJ broke a number of barriers and did much good in the world! However, that is not to say he was perfect. No human is perfect and I am sure if the press followed you around 24/7 the world would quickly see your dirty laundry!