Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 How can you call this horrible news? He is a kiddy fiddling **** and I hope he suffered when he died the twat.Great news. Knew someone would say something like this. To some he'll be remembered as the talented kid in the Jackson 5, he'll be remembered for the video to Thriller, the sheer fucking catchiness and brilliance of songs like Beat It, Billie Jean, and Smooth Criminal, arguably the best solo performer to ever grace the planet, and an inspiration to millions. Then to absolute cockrings like this he'll be remembered as "the weird paedo", and it's their loss tbh.
Corky Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 Come off it, Pretty good singer in the right place right time to start his career. He then gets some horrible surgery and looks like a twat, then he starts abusing children. And you just act like one.
BlabyFox Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 Seems I can't agree with anyone on this forum about anything except for the support for Leicester. Cue sarcastic comments EDIT: Like Corky's above
Tommy G Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 Probably the most talented person to ever grace the planet, he touched so many lives/children and will be sadly missed. His legacy will live on. He is a legend. Sympathy to his family and friends. Rest In Peace
Asha Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 Knew someone would say something like this.To some he'll be remembered as the talented kid in the Jackson 5, he'll be remembered for the video to Thriller, the sheer fucking catchiness and brilliance of songs like Beat It, Billie Jean, and Smooth Criminal, arguably the best solo performer to ever grace the planet, and an inspiration to millions. Then to absolute cockrings like this he'll be remembered as "the weird paedo", and it's their loss tbh. Amen.
Koke Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 I'd have to question that part of your post.He wasn't personally going to have any bearing on their lives but his music brought pleasure to millions and although blubbering away on live tv is a bit much his death will hit a lot of people. No, not really. Tupac also brought a lot pleasure to me but he had no bearing whatsoever on my life. I feel sorry for Jackson's kids and family and people who were close to him and worked with him, but people like that black girl on Sky News crying her fucking eyes out - get a grip you cretin. Just because someone high profile like him dies doesn't mean we have to sweep all the bad stuff about him under the carpet and act like he was brilliant. He was a very dodgy and controversial character. I saw him on CNN saying "Don't you ever love sleeping with a child who is unloved? Or sleep with a child who needs love?". What kind of shit is that to say? And then there was the incident where he hung that baby over the balcony - is he mental?. Had that been me or you, our child would have been taken away from us ASAP. Yeah, great talent and I loved his music, but let's not act like he was all sweet and good guy, and sweep everything else under the carpet. That's why I hate these condolence threads, cos if you go against the system and say the truth about his life, you will get crucified.
Cal Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 They are going to put Michael Jackson's ashes in an etch-a-sketch, so all the kids can play with him for a change. Apparently Michael Jacksons heart attack was brought on when he tripped over a babys pram. Doctors hwoever are saying its too early to blame it on the buggie! They have said Michael Jackson died of a heart attack but now believe that is false as he was found in a childrens ward having a stroke. Michael Jacksons new tour dates have been announced, Jason 4, Alex 5 and James 8. At the death bed of Micheal Jackson the Priest reading him his last rights asked "what would you like to be if re incarnated Michael?" Michael looked at him an replied "id like to be brought back as a sports bottle." Looking confused the Priest asked, "whys that my child" to which jacko softly said "so i can squirt my load into a young boys mouth one more time" Just a few ive heard so far!
Samilktray Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 No, not really. Tupac also brought a lot pleasure to me but he had no bearing whatsoever on my life. I feel sorry for Jackson's kids and family and people who were close to him and worked with him, but people like that black girl on Sky News crying her fucking eyes out - get a grip you cretin. I dont think its upto you or anyone, how another person can react to someones death. You dont know what kind of impact or bearing any of his music had on some people.
BlueSi13 Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 RIP Mike, despite the controversy, he did gave the world thriller...surely theres nothing left to say....
James. Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 That's why I hate these condolence threads, cos if you go against the system and say the truth about his life, you will get crucified. To be honest it seems to me that it's the people who go "with the system" that are the ones getting crucified. You can't post a simple RIP anymore without someone having a go. Let people be. People who don't like condolence threads, don't go in them. You know what to expect. I dont think its upto you or anyone, how another person can react to someones death.You dont know what kind of impact or bearing any of his music had on some people. This is true. I've always said that people should just be left to express themselves as they wish without pompous, high horse riding preachers telling them what they should or shouldn't do. Personally I think it is a little melodramatic and reflects a strange sense of priority when people go overboard about a death like this. I never lose sight of the bigger picture, the fact there is a lot of suffering out there that will never get the coverage a death like this gets. However that's the way the world is and dishing out shit to people who just want to write a little note of condolence on an internet forum is purile and pointless.
Libertine Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 RIP Mike, despite the controversy, he did gave the world thriller...surely theres nothing left to say.... Off the Wall and Bad are great albums too. Quincy Jones is the man.
Koke Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 I dont think its upto you or anyone, how another person can react to someones death.You dont know what kind of impact or bearing any of his music had on some people. This is true.I've always said that people should just be left to express themselves as they wish without pompous, high horse riding preachers telling them what they should or shouldn't do. Personally I think it is a little melodramatic and reflects a strange sense of priority when people go overboard about a death like this. I never lose sight of the bigger picture, the fact there is a lot of suffering out there that will never get the coverage a death like this gets. However that's the way the world is and dishing out shit to people who just want to write a little note of condolence on an internet forum is purile and pointless. It just really gets to me when people have this weird sense of prioritising their lives and others. Save your tears for someone who is worth it, not Michael fucking Jackson. Saying RIP on an internet football forum is all well and good, I don't think people should get stick for that, but equally neither should people who mention his dark past involving children. He was a sick person. At the end of the day, only in America can you be born as a poor black boy and die as a rich white woman.
Tommy G Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 It just really gets to me when people have this weird sense of prioritising their lives and others. Save your tears for someone who is worth it, not Michael fucking Jackson. Saying RIP on an internet football forum is all well and good, I don't think people should get stick for that, but equally neither should people who mention his dark past involving children. He was a sick person. At the end of the day, only in America can you be born as a poor black boy and die as a rich white woman. Yeh thats your opinion. Don't press it on others like you usually do though. How can you judge how people felt for MJ? If you don't like it then don't go in the thread. No brainer really.
purpleronnie Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 Off the wall was truely a great album everything after that I didnt lik,e it all became a little too self indulgent and comic like, but that said he'll go down as one of the greatest 'entertainers' the worlds ever seen, its just so sad it had to end this way.
MC Prussian Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 No, not really. Tupac also brought a lot pleasure to me but he had no bearing whatsoever on my life. I feel sorry for Jackson's kids and family and people who were close to him and worked with him, but people like that black girl on Sky News crying her fooking eyes out - get a grip you cretin. Just because someone high profile like him dies doesn't mean we have to sweep all the bad stuff about him under the carpet and act like he. He was a very dodgy and controversial character. I saw him on CNN saying "Don't you ever love sleeping with a child who is unloved? Or sleep with a child who needs love?". What kind of shit is that to say? And then there was the incident where he hung that baby over the balcony - is he mental?. Had that been me or you, our child would have been taken away from us ASAP. Yeah, great talent and I loved his music, but let's not act like he was all sweet and good guy, and sweep everything else under the carpet. That's why I hate these condolence threads, cos if you go against the system and say the truth about his life, you will get crucified. That's one heck of an orgasmic post.
Samilktray Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 Favourite Mickey J songs then?! Man In the mirror, You are not alone, Earth song and Billie Jean for me.
Zingari Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 i cried when i heard the news i knew there'd be fook all else on the tv and newspapers for the next week its a good time for the MPs to bury some bad news stories
Bellend Sebastian Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 Yeh thats your opinion. Don't press it on others like you usually do though. How can you judge how people felt for MJ? If you don't like it then don't go in the thread. No brainer really. If Michael Jackson meant something to people then it's fair enough that they express how they feel, BUT as always seems to happen when someone famous dies, you get a lot of people expressing their grief because they think they should, whether or not they gave a flying f**k about them in life. We had crocodile tears on here about Jade Goody, for heaven's sake
Tommy G Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 If Michael Jackson meant something to people then it's fair enough that they express how they feel, BUT as always seems to happen when someone famous dies, you get a lot of people expressing their grief because they think they should, whether or not they gave a flying f**k about them in life. We had crocodile tears on here about Jade Goody, for heaven's sake Jade Goody meant everything to me
Bellend Sebastian Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 Jade Goody meant everything to me Well, me too obviously but I suspect some of those getting upset didn't actually give a toss
Bert Posted 26 June 2009 Posted 26 June 2009 Rock with you. I Just can't stop loving you. Man in the mirror.
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