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Thanks for the update.
I was wondering how it was going.

Ummm, i don't get it.....
Can someone help this thick headed boy out?

jayaredee said:

this thread keeps getting better and better

IstenSzek said:

I'm glad i could help but i still don't get it...

They just leaked the lyrics;





.....
.....
.....

Chorus;
.....
...
.....
.....

There was a new article published yesterday.

Mariah Carey will be on it.

HamsterHuey said:

Now THAT'S funny

this is eeeeevil. so wrong, but still deliciously eeeeevil.

how'd you get a hold of the lyrics, gooey? that line that goes "...." is really thought-provoking.

HamsterHuey said:

Looks like this is the first purely digital single

How many dots to complete the effort which will make millions for the poor in NO

ELLIE...

Now this is funny...

Jackson in trouble after anti-semitic phone rant

Gary Younge in New York
Thursday November 24, 2005
The Guardian

Michael Jackson has been taped making overtly anti-semitic remarks during a phone call, describing Jews as "leeches" that conspired to leave him "penniless".

"They suck," said Jackson. "I'm so tired of it ... they start out the most popular person in the world, make a lot of money. It's a conspiracy. Jews do it on purpose."

National director of the anti-defamation league, Abraham Foxman, which campaigns against anti-semitism, said yesterday: "It is sad that Jackson is infected with stereotypical ideas of Jews as money-grubbing and manipulative."

The message, aired on Good Morning America, was taped two years ago. It was provided by the lawyer of Dieter Wiesner and Marc Schaffel, both ex-advisers to Jackson who are suing the star. Tapes from Mr Schaffel, a gay-porn producer, also reveal Jackson begging for money that would be delivered to him in cash in fast food bags. Good Morning America said it could not verify Mr Wiesner's tapes beyond any doubt but had fully verified the voicemail messages made to Mr Schaffel.

Mr Wiesner filed a civil case against Jackson in Los Angeles for $64m (£37m), claiming fraud and breach of contract. Jackson's attorney, Brian Oxman, has not denied it was the singer on the phone but insisted the "conversations were recorded without permission". Jackson moved to Bahrain after he was acquitted of child molestation charges. Mr Wiesner and Mr Schaffel used to help the singer get around banking restrictions so he could have more money. Jackson tells Mr Schaffel in one message. "Please, I really like you. I love you ... Mark, I really need you to get ... 7m for me as soon as possible."

http://www.guardian.co.uk...22,00.html

papaa said:

we know.

jayaredee said:

papaa said:

they just take advantage of him

they just sue for everthing everytime


i think jews r blood suckers

asg said:

Are you fucking serious?

[me thinks its time to end this thread...dontcha agree?-sos]