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Reply #30 posted 02/17/09 2:01pm

JackieBlue

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I know the brothers are shifty but I don't think Michael is so innocent either. Sorry but I'm sure Michael has thrown his share of shade too.
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Reply #31 posted 02/17/09 2:04pm

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This part here is good:

Visitors will be able to explore the site of the former transatlantic slave trade, honour the hundreds of thousands who died in what were horrific human rights abuses...


But then:

...and then head off for a round of golf or a massage, before gawping at animatronic versions of the siblings who sang ABC and I Want You Back.


hmm confused
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Reply #32 posted 02/17/09 2:05pm

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Reply #33 posted 02/17/09 2:06pm

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JackieBlue said:

I know the brothers are shifty but I don't think Michael is so innocent either. Sorry but I'm sure Michael has thrown his share of shade too.

Yeah, but I don't think this would be in his realm
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Reply #34 posted 02/17/09 2:12pm

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bboy87 said:

JackieBlue said:

I know the brothers are shifty but I don't think Michael is so innocent either. Sorry but I'm sure Michael has thrown his share of shade too.

Yeah, but I don't think this would be in his realm



What? the slavery amusement park? I can't imagine this would come from anyone.
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Reply #35 posted 02/17/09 2:17pm

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JackieBlue said:

bboy87 said:


Yeah, but I don't think this would be in his realm



What? the slavery amusement park? I can't imagine this would come from anyone.

I don't think Michael is THAT dumb lol
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Reply #36 posted 02/17/09 2:22pm

Timmy84

JackieBlue said:

I know the brothers are shifty but I don't think Michael is so innocent either. Sorry but I'm sure Michael has thrown his share of shade too.


Oh Michael has made some crazy stuff but I doubt he'll do this. Honestly why give people more ammo to think you're more wackier than they are? LOL
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Reply #37 posted 02/17/09 2:22pm

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bboy87 said:

JackieBlue said:




What? the slavery amusement park? I can't imagine this would come from anyone.

I don't think Michael is THAT dumb lol



Michael strikes me as the type of person that will say 'I'll call you' and throw your number in the garbage or tell you to call him and give you a 555 number. lol
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Reply #38 posted 02/17/09 2:23pm

Timmy84

NaughtyKitty said:

This part here is good:

Visitors will be able to explore the site of the former transatlantic slave trade, honour the hundreds of thousands who died in what were horrific human rights abuses...


But then:

...and then head off for a round of golf or a massage, before gawping at animatronic versions of the siblings who sang ABC and I Want You Back.


hmm confused


Now you SEE why I'm mad at Marlon for this? lol
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Reply #39 posted 02/17/09 2:37pm

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It wasn't Mike, but i remember a bio mentioning the J5's trip to Africa in the early 70's and on their return one of the brothers giving a thumbs up and thanking a dude for bringing them to the USA in the first place. By somebody's account they didn't dig the conditions in Africa all that much.

But at around the same time, to a man (or kid) they gave a black power salute on a radio show as they were leaving but the DJ didn't announce it (cause of Motown restrictions) though he was quite pleased.

Kids for ya these days eh? lol
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Reply #40 posted 02/17/09 3:08pm

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It wasn't Mike, but i remember a bio mentioning the J5's trip to Africa in the early 70's and on their return one of the brothers giving a thumbs up and thanking a dude for bringing them to the USA in the first place. By somebody's account they didn't dig the conditions in Africa all that much.

But at around the same time, to a man (or kid) they gave a black power salute on a radio show as they were leaving but the DJ didn't announce it (cause of Motown restrictions) though he was quite pleased.

Kids for ya these days eh? lol


I wonder how they felt being in Jamaica with Bob and 'em.
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Reply #41 posted 02/17/09 3:28pm

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Timmy84 said:

Marrk said:

It wasn't Mike, but i remember a bio mentioning the J5's trip to Africa in the early 70's and on their return one of the brothers giving a thumbs up and thanking a dude for bringing them to the USA in the first place. By somebody's account they didn't dig the conditions in Africa all that much.

But at around the same time, to a man (or kid) they gave a black power salute on a radio show as they were leaving but the DJ didn't announce it (cause of Motown restrictions) though he was quite pleased.

Kids for ya these days eh? lol


I wonder how they felt being in Jamaica with Bob and 'em.


Mike sat too close to Bob's clouds. That's how he came up with all those brilliant paranoid songs!

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Reply #42 posted 02/17/09 3:34pm

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JackieBlue said:

bboy87 said:


I don't think Michael is THAT dumb lol



Michael strikes me as the type of person that will say 'I'll call you' and throw your number in the garbage or tell you to call him and give you a 555 number. lol

You kinda described me right there lol
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Reply #43 posted 02/17/09 3:38pm

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Marrk said:

Timmy84 said:



Of all the places and reasons to create a Jacksons museum, this is ridiculous and sad, lol.


yeah, i hate Marlon, Remember that hate filled, greasy-assed Jermaine thread? well Jermaine is a god compared to Marlon, what an untalented fuck. For some reason, I really dislike MJ's brothers, and really i don't want to, but they fucking deserve it. Time and again, they think up these bullshit money-making ideas which just annoy and never happen.

Tito gets a pass. though. always. He seems normal.


What the hell! falloff
What did Marlon do?
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Reply #44 posted 02/17/09 3:42pm

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bboy87 said:

JackieBlue said:




Michael strikes me as the type of person that will say 'I'll call you' and throw your number in the garbage or tell you to call him and give you a 555 number. lol

You kinda described me right there lol


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Reply #45 posted 02/17/09 3:50pm

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JackieBlue said:

bboy87 said:


You kinda described me right there lol


falloff

I was in HS when this gigantic girl cornered me and asked me for my name and number....with her 2 homegirls in tow eek


I told her my name was Ralph and gave her a fake number lol
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Reply #46 posted 02/17/09 3:50pm

Timmy84

Marrk said:

Timmy84 said:



I wonder how they felt being in Jamaica with Bob and 'em.


Mike sat too close to Bob's clouds. That's how he came up with all those brilliant paranoid songs!

smile


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Reply #47 posted 02/17/09 3:57pm

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Timmy84 said:

bboy87 said:

I like this part:


The resort would also house memorabilia from the glory years of the Jackson Five, the classic Motown group known for hits including "ABC" and "I Want You Back".

The development group has said it hopes that the band will help attract African-American tourists keen to trace their roots back to Nigeria.

"This will be an adventurous ride giving you an historical overview of African music. From hologram images, concert footage, a state of the art recording facility, to robotic figures displaying the rhythmic beats from 300 years ago where music began leading up to the biggest African group in the world, The Jackson Five," says literature from the investment group behind the plan, called The Motherland Group (TMG)



but this part:


But some historians have condemned the project, which would include a theme park with a slave ship replica, along with casinos, shops, a golf course and condominiums.

is dumb as hell mad


NOW ya'll see why Michael is kinda distant?


Michael, did you tell us?



This is WHY Michael will NEVER reunite with his brothers ever again, one of them (except Jackie and Tito of course) always gotta find a way to make a big fool out of themselves with these "engagements". lol People who think Michael is wacky need to look at dumb (Randy), dumber (Jermaine) and dumbest (Marlon). lol

lol omfg lol

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Reply #48 posted 02/17/09 4:00pm

trueiopian

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from the telegraph

Marlon Jackson, a former member of the Jackson Five, is involved in plans to build the Badagry Historical Resort Development Project, which would feature a memorial and a museum about slavery.

But some historians have condemned the project, which would include a theme park with a slave ship replica, along with casinos, shops, a golf course and condominiums.

The resort would also house memorabilia from the glory years of the Jackson Five, the classic Motown group known for hits including "ABC" and "I Want You Back".

The development group has said it hopes that the band will help attract African-American tourists keen to trace their roots back to Nigeria.

"This will be an adventurous ride giving you an historical overview of African music. From hologram images, concert footage, a state of the art recording facility, to robotic figures displaying the rhythmic beats from 300 years ago where music began leading up to the biggest African group in the world, The Jackson Five," says literature from the investment group behind the plan, called The Motherland Group (TMG).

But critics have said that the project is exploiting a painful history.

"This plan is morally reprehensible, it's like dancing on the graves of dead people and telling them you're honouring them," C Don Adinuba, a writer and PR consultant, told the BBC.

Visitors would be able to visit a replica slave ship and walk the route their shackled ancestors walked before playing a round of golf or relaxing by a pool.


"The Badagry Historical Resort Development Project of Nigeria in essence can become the newly desired and sought-after vacation destination of the world," the group said.

The group has claimed that the slavery theme will help draw tourists and emphasised that its goal is to make Nigeria a "major world player" in African tourism. Gary Loster, former mayor of the city of Saginaw, Michigan, who is involved in the project, said the group hopes that the project can eventually be turned over to Nigerian owners.

South Africa, the tourism leader on the continent, draws about 6 million visitors each year - about 20 times more than Nigeria.

According to TMG, tourists would spend at least £285 million in the resort's first year.


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Reply #49 posted 02/17/09 4:00pm

Timmy84

seeingvoices12 said:

Timmy84 said:



This is WHY Michael will NEVER reunite with his brothers ever again, one of them (except Jackie and Tito of course) always gotta find a way to make a big fool out of themselves with these "engagements". lol People who think Michael is wacky need to look at dumb (Randy), dumber (Jermaine) and dumbest (Marlon). lol

lol omfg lol

lol lol


I can be too much sometimes. biggrin
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Reply #50 posted 02/17/09 4:53pm

cdcgold

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and people try to act like michael's the only crazy one


I honesty think jermaine is crazier than michael
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Reply #51 posted 02/17/09 5:18pm

trueiopian

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mad

and people try to act like michael's the only crazy one


I honesty think jermaine is crazier than michael


No,No,No. Michael is lol
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Reply #52 posted 02/17/09 5:20pm

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trueiopian said:

cdcgold said:

mad

and people try to act like michael's the only crazy one


I honesty think jermaine is crazier than michael


No,No,No. Michael is lol

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Reply #53 posted 02/17/09 7:33pm

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Wait a minute, I thought Marlon had hit on hard-times and was working as a stock-boy at Ralphs Grocery Sto' in San Diego ? That's what Page Six claimed a couple of years back. wink Anywho, if he follows through on this scatterbrain idea-er he may end up at Ralphs. Paper or plastic?
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Reply #54 posted 02/17/09 7:41pm

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Let the church say A "fuckin" men
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Reply #55 posted 02/17/09 7:45pm

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It wasn't Ralphs, it was Vons. Grocery baggers at Ralphs make 20 bucks an hour
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Reply #56 posted 02/17/09 8:08pm

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Far be it for me to say..it is silly, since he probably has good intentions, but for some reason, when I read this, all I was thinking was, "Man, he is going to get poked fun at over this."

Oh well..to each his own. Good luck Marlon.

He always seemed like one of the most well rounded entertainers
to come out of performing that long, and not be 10000x eccentric.
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Reply #57 posted 02/17/09 8:35pm

Timmy84

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trueiopian said:



No,No,No. Michael is lol



Seriously if you have to choose between masks and an Oil Sheen S-Curl hairdo, which one would you pick, seriously?
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Reply #58 posted 02/17/09 8:56pm

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JackieBlue said:

What's up with Marlon? I thought he was half-way decent.


So did I. This idea is just plain ridiculous. disbelief
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Reply #59 posted 02/17/09 9:22pm

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Marlon deserves a beat-down for this shit. Dude is like Ralph Kramden - one hare-brained scheme after another. Will the hosts be dressed as actual slaves, too?

The whole fucking Jackson clan is from Bizarro-World.
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