Michael Jackson

I can't honestly say that I liked his music, but I appreciate that he was important to many people, and was one of the people who defined the 1980s. I don't think anyone, including Michael Jackson, deserves to go like this, especially when they're only 50. So, the King of Pop is dead. Who succeeds to the throne?

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 Thank you Michael for making my childhood, a moment of my life that I will cheerfully remember.



 

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We all remember our first blow job fondly, don't we?





[/QUOTE] Ok, Penetration Guru.
 
You are a "Deity" with more than 10000 posts on this forum. And I don´t care what kind of status you have amongst the QueenZoners contra mine.

 Your latest two post make me sick.
 
I´ve been hanging around here for quite some time and randomly posted in various threads. In a thread about Treasure Moment, Queen+Paul Rodgers etc. these comments are ok, but no more. This is a thread about the death of a man some many people might concider equal to Freddies status. I am SHOCKED how nobody have reacted already. Me not being a big fan of Michael feel sad for the loss of a true legend and inspiration for hundreds of thousands. Many who might thank him for saving their life in difficult times, like Freddie did with me.
That said, and before someone comment about it, Fatty always delivers his jokes with a glimse in his eyes, just to let you know he´s JOKING. I wish you were too, but I know you´re not. You deserve a fucking slap in the face.

You should be ashamed.

You're silly.

Silly?

All I wish for is ONE(1) thread without abuse, sarcasm or bullying. Blowing Bubbles, a sick joke, but you all know it´s a joke. Many don´t know where to draw the line. This might well be the last post I make here cause there, even though it´s a internet forum witch practises freedom of speech to the fullest, there is a foul stench of extreme lack of repect here. I know you don´t care, trust me, I don´t care that you don´t care.*YARA IS AN EXEPTION* Now someone prob. will comment about the way I spell or something about my piss-poor english grammar, so I leave it at that.

I'm sad for the loss of this talented artist. I wasn't a devoted fan but i recognize he made history on the contemporary music scene. He was certainly eccentric and his life has given him highs and lows. I would have been curious to see his "final curtain call" in July...hundreds of thousands tickets sold...
Tonight i'm performing a concert with my band and we will pay a respectful tribute playing "we are the world" which was maybe his highest contribution to the world made with music.

His loss is as tragic as our loved Freddie...
may he find the peace he was missing.

Major Tom

I'm with PG on this subject. I think you'll find that the reason we have shown a lack of respect in the comments concerning Michael Jackson's death stem from the fact that we have no respect for the man. He was a real danger to children and his jesus-esque antics sickened me to the pit of my ample stomach. I thought the Gary Glitter comparisons were fair and relevant too.



I'm not looking to pick a fight with you and I do respect your opinions but you cant really talk about a lack of respect and then tell someone they need "a slap in the fucking face".

fatty.

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Major Tom

I'm with PG on this subject. I think you'll find that the reason we have shown a lack of respect in the comments concerning Michael Jackson's death stem from the fact that we have no respect for the man. He was a real danger to children and his jesus-esque antics sickened me to the pit of my ample stomach. I thought the Gary Glitter comparisons were fair and relevant too.







I'm not looking to pick a fight with you and I do respect your opinions but you cant really talk about a lack of respect and then tell someone they need "a slap in the fucking face".

fatty.





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Oh you have proof he was guilty?

Ok, Fatty.

I first off have to say I enjoy every single post I´ve read from you. They always bring a sour kick in the nuts about practically everything and anything and always leave a good smirk on my mouth(insert sexual references here).
The thing that got me started in this subject was the fact that as you might see him as a childmolester and a rapist, I do not.

There were accusations and speculations, but never a conviction.
Therefore, Michael Jackson never molested nor raped a child, in terms of the law. What people think is up to them. If I were the only one thinking he didn´t do it, fine I´d be the only one. I made up my mind a long time ago in that subject. 

I do think Michael was indeed a full-blown wierdo that might have slept(I mean SLEEPING) in the same bed as children. But to compare him with Gary Glitter, who was guilty and sentenced to many,many years in jail, is in my opinion:

Wrong.

What I wished for, and now I saw you started another thead called "Jokes on MJ" or something, witch I think is great, was a thead where we respectfully could write our thoughts about MJ and maybe get some mourning off our chests. For those who enjoy phedofile jokes and DO think he did all those horrible things, Fattys tread. Hell, I might slip in to take a peek later. But for now, I´ll just dust off my old Dangerous CD and give it a spin.

Sorry if I stirred up shit.

An innocent man wouldn't have come to an out of court settlement and a gagging order (pardon the pun).

fatty.

Touche. But was it Michael or his lawyers who came up with that idea? What if you were accused with all those nasty things and you didn´t do it. You had millions and millions on the bank and the fastest way to get the fuck out of there was to cash up. Think of the suffering, the pain...we´ll I think I leave this discussion now, having said what I wanted to say and knowing I´ll NEVER EVER win a "debate" with you Fatty. You bastard :)

Major Tom-

Hey man, I understand.  I'm sure Freddie jokes weren't very popular back in late '91 either.

But you gotta understand, this is an internet forum.  P_G is an ok guy.  He's is just really shaken up by this whole MJ thing and it's his way of grieving.  You should have been here when Paul Harvey died.  I wanted to "take it outside" a couple of times with him then.

Major Tom

Sorry about that but the "out of court" comment was left for My Fairy King but you pipped me at the post.
I started a seperate thread for the MJ jokes because I didn't want to fuck up the rest of the thread for folk who wanted to leave respectful comments and because for a joke to have any impact, it has to get out there quickly.

I wont be making any more comments in this thread and that's out of respect for you.

fatty.

Edit. Thank you fatty..

Haha, yes I understand.

And no, I dont take it personal. I just wish for ONE day, ONE thread. There has been jokes about Michael going for ages. Lets give his fans the repsect they deserve, wheter Michael deseves respect is up to anyone to make up their own mind due to the accusations made about him. But lets give his fans respect and let them go one day without thinking about the bad stuff, but about all the good.

curious now as to where the personal doctor fits into all this...
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I posted a couple times in these MJ threads, and now they the posts are gone..?

I just have to post this link again, from Lisa Marie Presley... it really says it all, about how misunderstood a man Michael Jackson was:

http://justjared.buzznet.com/2009/06/26/lisa-marie-presley-michael-jackson-blog-death

Until the average person can attempt to show some empathy for someone who was thrown into a child star role at age 5, and abused by their father in the process, the molestation jokes will keep flying.  Absolutely nobody in the western world can possibly relate first hand to creating a surrogate childhood for themselves because their childhood ended at age 5.  Yet he was still able to be a brilliant artist in his own right.

I hope the jokes will come to an end, and that the world will learn from this.  But it probably won't, as the craving for the next big star will overrule their desire to understand what went wrong with the one that just left us.

RIP.