Micheal Jackson , you people are sad - Page 4

accyman · 14-03-2009, 22:37

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Originally Posted by Retlaw

I'm with you on this one Lindsay.

The dafter they are, the more noise they make,
and all the weirdo's come out of the woodwork.
they are usually the ones with an IQ like a five watt
light bulb, not very bright, and need that sh1tee to get through their mundane existence.

Retlaw

are you sure you are talking about jackson here becuase you have just described a high percentage of jeremy kyle viewers

Lilly · 14-03-2009, 23:15

I've never been a fan of Michael Jackson or his music.

I can't understand the fuss myself.

I wouldn't bother going if he was at the theatre in Ossy.

garinda · 14-03-2009, 23:43

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Originally Posted by Lilly

I wouldn't bother going if he was at the theatre in Ossy.

You know that's never going to happen.

All we'd get is 'Bad' Jicheal Mackson, the number two tribute act in Ireland.

shakermaker · 15-03-2009, 02:15

Good ol' Jarv is on BBC Four at the moment on a collection of videos from old Rough Trade bands. Damn the millennium. It ruined everything.

accyman · 15-03-2009, 02:55

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Originally Posted by garinda

You know that's never going to happen.

All we'd get is 'Bad' Jicheal Mackson, the number two tribute act in Ireland.

probably yea seen as they have had the likes of malt loaf already

Retlaw · 15-03-2009, 12:19

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Originally Posted by accyman

are you sure you are talking about jackson here becuase you have just described a high percentage of jeremy kyle viewers

Whose jeremy kyle, never heard of him.

Retlaw.

accyman · 15-03-2009, 13:17

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Originally Posted by Retlaw

Whose jeremy kyle, never heard of him.

Retlaw.

hes a guy who runs a special center disguised as a TV studio where he lures thickos and scumbags for the day

jerry springers trailor park trash guests look classy in comparason lol

Eric · 15-03-2009, 17:33

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Originally Posted by garinda

I know. I'm common, and already possess that knowledge.

'There's a sucker born every minute.' Barnum, P.T.

And what about: "Nobody ever went broke by underestimating the public taste." One thing I don't agree with is that Jackson is the "whitest black" in the world. That honour should go to another American, Colin Powel. But if people want to see an American freak show, one that is almost as wacky as the Bush administration and much less dangerous, I don't see any problem ... and let's face it, the lad might need some coin to pay his legal bills.

Lilly · 15-03-2009, 19:01

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Originally Posted by garinda

You know that's never going to happen.

All we'd get is 'Bad' Jicheal Mackson, the number two tribute act in Ireland.

Ha! Very true.

The show would then be cancelled due to poor ticket sales.

Peccavi · 16-03-2009, 20:30

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Originally Posted by steeljack

and a Califonia Jury , the same folks who found OJ not guilty , the same folks who found Charlie Manson guilty of murder ( he was 30 miles away when Sharon Tate got killed),

Ah yes, supporter of apocalyptic race wars and genrally all-round 'good guy' Charlie Manson. What a miscarriage of justice, poor bloke. I mean, what kind of world do we live in where a man whose only real crime (if indeed it can be called a crime!) is conspiracy to murder can be sent to prison?

Back on topic, I don't care much for Jacko's music except for a couple of Jackson 5 singles, but considering he is one of the biggest pop acts of all time I'm not that suprised that there's a big demand for tickets.

shakermaker · 16-03-2009, 20:56

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Originally Posted by Peccavi

Ah yes, supporter of apocalyptic race wars and genrally all-round 'good guy' Charlie Manson. What a miscarriage of justice, poor bloke. I mean, what kind of world do we live in where a man whose only real crime (if indeed it can be called a crime!) is conspiracy to murder can be sent to prison?

Back on topic, I don't care much for Jacko's music except for a couple of Jackson 5 singles, but considering he is one of the biggest pop acts of all time I'm not that suprised that there's a big demand for tickets.

Nice first post

cashman · 16-03-2009, 22:33

do those who say jackson was NOT convicted, i say- how many millions did he have to shell out to keep that family quiet? i also ask if Gary Glitter had been as affluent as jackson, do you think he would have been convicted?

Peccavi · 16-03-2009, 22:47

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Originally Posted by cashman

do those who say jackson was NOT convicted, i say- how many millions did he have to shell out to keep that family quiet? i also ask if Gary Glitter had been as affluent as jackson, do you think he would have been convicted?

I thought Michael Jackson was broke?
And also that with the most recent accusations of paedophilia, he didn't pay the family off, he was found not guilty?

cashman · 16-03-2009, 22:50

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Originally Posted by Peccavi

I thought Michael Jackson was broke?
And also that with the most recent accusations of paedophilia, he didn't pay the family off, he was found not guilty?

well can't give ya the links now, cos it was ages ago, but you must be reading the dandy or the beano.

garinda · 17-03-2009, 00:22

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Originally Posted by cashman

well can't give ya the links now, cos it was ages ago, but you must be reading the dandy or the beano.

'Jordy Chandler made headlines around the world a decade ago when, at the age of 13, he testified in court documents that Mr Jackson had engaged in "sexual offensive contacts". Although Jordy subsequently became the chief beneficiary of a legal settlement worth anywhere from $15m (£8.8m) to $40m.'

Accusing Jackson of sex abuse ruined the life of Jordy Chandler - Americas, World - The Independent