RIP Michael Jackson

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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby Magpiespower » Mon Jun 29, 2009 9:24 am

A Mum wrote:
silicone skyline wrote:How long til a movie comes out?


I vaguely remember seeing a movie years and years ago based on the whole Jackson 5 I reckon it was, and not just Michael.
Anyone else? Someone know what it is called?


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The Jacksons: An American Dream (1992).

A TV movie.

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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby Magpiespower » Mon Jun 29, 2009 9:30 am

Was walking down King St (Newtown) last night.

Pouring rain.

A couple of hundred people threw a random street party.

'Rock With You' was blaring.

They were going off.

Funny stuff.
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby A Mum » Mon Jun 29, 2009 9:40 am

Went to Harvey Norman yesterday.
They had Michael Jackson playing through their stereo systems.
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby A Mum » Mon Jun 29, 2009 10:25 am

The next chapter.
I feel for those children.

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/stor ... 01,00.html
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby mal » Wed Jul 01, 2009 4:43 am

Michael Jackson and I were born in the same era
Im a nobody when it comes to fame and have earnt modest amounts of $$$
MJ was an entertainer extroadinaire with stacks of $$$$

What does the comparism mean?

Fame can be a persons undoing
The man, by all accounts was a hyperchondriac for a variety of ailments
The general public can shut out the world, become reclusive or take time out if they are not well, they can rehabilitate without the world watching
MJ with the stigma of child molestations and other possible health probs may have had nowhere to turn
His every movement is scrutinised by the paparazzi and by the public
Theres no time out
No privacy
This is the price you pay for fame

When your depressed you dont wanna answer phone calls, face certain people and have your private life leeched from you
the last few days/weeks or longer might have been too traumatic for the rock legend

Did being rich + famous in the end make it too hard for MJ ?

A tragic end to a brillaint entertainer

If ever the letters R.I.P. were applicable , it is for MJ
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby Q. » Wed Jul 01, 2009 10:21 am

You raise good points Mal.

Michael Jackson Is Gone, but the Sad Facts Remain is an article by Maureen Orth, with links to five other article she wrote in following the trials and tribulations over past 12 years. A good read for anyone without much to do at lunch today.
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby JAS » Wed Jul 01, 2009 5:41 pm

When it comes to the death of a celebrity I always feel terribly sorry for the friends and relatives who didn't and still don't seek fame and attention but are forced to grieve in public under the glare of the worlds media. I know I'd hate every second of it.

Probably applies less to the Jackson family...almost everyone connected with them is probably already a celeb but i'll bet as well as the kids there are others who were close to the family but managed to remain out of the spotlight...til now.

According to Sky News last night on tv Michael is not the biological father of any of the kids and that woman who was supposed to be the mother of the first two Debbie something??? isn't...if true that could turn into a loooooooong and ultimately tedious court battle/news story.

I do think this plan to display the body for the fans to come and look at is a bit sick...I believe there have already been 12 fans committed suicide so seeing that will more than likely tip a few more over the edge.

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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby silicone skyline » Wed Jul 01, 2009 5:45 pm

JAS wrote:.I believe there have already been 12 fans committed suicide so seeing that will more than likely tip a few more over the edge.


Is this unprecedented? Did people do this when Elvis kicked it?
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby JAS » Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:00 pm

silicone skyline wrote:
JAS wrote:.I believe there have already been 12 fans committed suicide so seeing that will more than likely tip a few more over the edge.


Is this unprecedented? Did people do this when Elvis kicked it?


Don't remember hearing about any but then I was only 16 when Elvis died so I think my parents would probably have restricted what news I got to see about it...didn't have the rolling news type coverage we have today...stuff like that might have been in the papers I guess.

Btw this was the report...

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/5/20090629/ten ... 3eada.html

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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby Browny25 » Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:08 pm

silicone skyline wrote:
JAS wrote:.I believe there have already been 12 fans committed suicide so seeing that will more than likely tip a few more over the edge.


Is this unprecedented? Did people do this when Elvis kicked it?


Wow, thats shocking
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby JAS » Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:26 pm

browny2323 wrote:
silicone skyline wrote:
JAS wrote:.I believe there have already been 12 fans committed suicide so seeing that will more than likely tip a few more over the edge.


Is this unprecedented? Did people do this when Elvis kicked it?


Wow, thats shocking


Of course I guess we don't know if these people already had mental health issues already that would make them more likely to do that or if perhaps they the extreme obsessive types who border on being or become stalkers...but very sad all the same.

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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby Dog_ger » Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:30 pm

Forget all the Crap your hearing.

What a tragic life it would have been to be in Michael Jackson shoes.

Perhaps the greatest entertainer the world has seen.

We Love you Michael.
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby bayman » Wed Jul 01, 2009 7:51 pm

i know royalty around the world, the popes stalin etc have had 'viewings of the dead' but surely it is just morbid, the bloke has passed on let him rest in peace
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby magpie in the 80's » Wed Jul 01, 2009 7:58 pm

bayman wrote:i know royalty around the world, the popes stalin etc have had 'viewings of the dead' but surely it is just morbid, the bloke has passed on let him rest in peace

i must say i agree with you bayman until we (family) had a private viewing of our father when he passed. totally surreal feeling came across us since we hadn't seen him for a month or two prior.
To eventually be able to say our goodbyes in front of him (face to face) will be something i will always remember. everyone to their own i suppose
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby bayman » Wed Jul 01, 2009 8:13 pm

magpie in the 80's wrote:
bayman wrote:i know royalty around the world, the popes stalin etc have had 'viewings of the dead' but surely it is just morbid, the bloke has passed on let him rest in peace

i must say i agree with you bayman until we (family) had a private viewing of our father when he passed. totally surreal feeling came across us since we hadn't seen him for a month or two prior.
To eventually be able to say our goodbyes in front of him (face to face) will be something i will always remember. everyone to their own i suppose


m80's you speak of it from a families pov which i understand although i doubt i could infact just thinking about it sends shivers up the spine, i'm speaking of people looking at a body of a person they don't know personally which i think is just morbid curiousity...each to their own i guess
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby Hondo » Wed Jul 01, 2009 8:52 pm

bayman wrote:m80's you speak of it from a families pov which i understand although i doubt i could infact just thinking about it sends shivers up the spine, i'm speaking of people looking at a body of a person they don't know personally which i think is just morbid curiousity...each to their own i guess


When Derrick Thomas of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs died at age 33 or so (of complications following a car accident) his body was put on public display before the funeral. Maybe it's more of a US thing.
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby Leaping Lindner » Wed Jul 01, 2009 8:58 pm

silicone skyline wrote:
JAS wrote:.I believe there have already been 12 fans committed suicide so seeing that will more than likely tip a few more over the edge.


Is this unprecedented? Did people do this when Elvis kicked it?


Sure did. And with John Lennon. I remember with Kurt Cobain there was even copy cat suicides :shock: This has being going on for a while. Some female fans were even reported to have committed suicide after Rudolph Valentino died.
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby dedja » Wed Jul 01, 2009 9:14 pm

hondo71 wrote:When Derrick Thomas of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs died at age 33 or so (of complications following a car accident) his body was put on public display before the funeral. Maybe it's more of a US thing.


Not quite, there's a fella called Lenin who the Reds have had on display for 85 years ...
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby Dirko » Wed Jul 01, 2009 9:48 pm

Mao is still waxing on/waxing off too....
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Re: RIP Michael Jackson

Postby Magpiespower » Thu Jul 02, 2009 7:28 am

in dance probably as great or greater than Fred Astaire


Read an interesting quote attributed to Fred Astaire the other day.

He said Michael Jackson danced 'angry'.

Leaping Lindner wrote:Sure did. And with John Lennon. I remember with Kurt Cobain there was even copy cat suicides :shock: This has being going on for a while. Some female fans were even reported to have committed suicide after Rudolph Valentino died.


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