Michael Jackson has died
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PhotonWrangler
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If you think about how long the JFK and Princess Di stories have survived in tabloid journalism, it gives you some perspective on how long the cheesy conspiracy theories about MJ will last. Which is probably forever.
there are now reports of a ghost at neverland believed to be MJ's.
http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-GB&vid=bf7b114b-d9e6-4cbd-9182-b9c84e2ba624
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Crenshaw
http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-GB&vid=bf7b114b-d9e6-4cbd-9182-b9c84e2ba624
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PhotonWrangler
Flashaholic
there are now reports of a ghost at neverland believed to be MJ's.
http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-GB&vid=bf7b114b-d9e6-4cbd-9182-b9c84e2ba624
Crenshaw
Lordy, it's already starting. That "ghost" was the shadow of a cameraman. The place was crawling with tv crewmembers and lights, producing all sorts of moving shadows. Bright lights tend to do that.
You guys heard about these crazy Filipino inmates right?
It is a follow up to their 2007 Thriller performance that has 29 million hits.
It is a follow up to their 2007 Thriller performance that has 29 million hits.
PhotonWrangler
Flashaholic
Previously unreleased footage of the infamous 1984 Pepsi commercial shoot where a pyrotechnic effect went off too early and set his hair on fire. He didn't even realize it for several seconds as he continued to dance.
Previously unreleased footage of the infamous 1984 Pepsi commercial shoot where a pyrotechnic effect went off too early and set his hair on fire. He didn't even realize it for several seconds as he continued to dance.
Man, I would feel horrible for anyone that happened to. It appears he had some type of flammable hair dressing on, as that spread like gasoline was on his head.
It's not just LaToya.
Rather sickening to see how the Jackson family expresses their "love."
Actually I saw the same thing happen in my own family when Dad died. He had a huge workshop, mostly for woodworking...but a lifetime of handyman tools. There was a ferocious scuffle among the other brothers, and brothers-in-law to grab his prized tools. It made me so nauseous, I just left and have not talked to two of them since.
I'm sorry to hear that. Would be nice if folks could set aside their greed for the sake of such a terrible event as the passing of a loved one.
PhotonWrangler
Flashaholic
I agree 100%. Some events such as the passing of a loved one should be a solemn and respectful moment in life.
gswitter
Flashlight Enthusiast
A couple of my relative's passings resulted in pretty ugly situations like this. My grandmother was so bothered by it that she made up an itemized list of every item she owned (even used decks of playing cards) and designated a recipient for everything before she passed. Seemed like overkill, but I appreciated the lack of bickering when her estate was split up.
