Timmy84 said:

Nah, you didn't. I'm just bitchin' for no damn reason cuz that's what senior citizens do.
[Edited 10/1/09 17:31pm]

SCNDLS said:

and no tangerine7 my comment was in general

tangerine7 said:

babybugz said:

sry babybugz just been a bad day... I guess as you I too have seen and heard some crazy things lately.

tangerine7 said:

now i gotta edited to give you guys big

SCNDLS said:

SCNDLS said:

tangerine7 said:

Aww, that's alright I understand.

u guys are making me sick

mimi07 said:

bboy87 said:

a lot of his stuff is selling really well. I went into a calender store. His calender was on the best seller's stand and there were only 2 calenders left. I went to Hot Topic and got a couple of his shirts. One of the sales assiociates said that his shirts were selling really well. he said they have already gone through 3 rounds of shirts.
[Edited 10/1/09 19:19pm]

SCNDLS said:

I remember when I was little, I thought I wasn't supposed to watch the music video(remember the time) by the way they were dancing at the end.

Something's not adding up.

He cannot shrink that much from 2005 to now.

He cannot weigh that amount for that height.

Karen Faye said he was "emaciated" yet now he was healthy?

This "healthy!!!" report comes out the day after fans publically go after the TII team for being untruthful about how sick he really was? How convenient.

SCNDLS said:

Let's not read too much into it. I think Michael pretty much looked the way he felt. Some days he looked great and some days he did not He obviously had some horrible eating habits because, like he said, that's one of the only things he felt he had control of.

Yes he was thin, but that's the way he looked most of his life. I do believe the report is true. Remember that this is the second autopsy, so I'm sure it matches whatever the first Jacksons' ordered autopsy said.

Michael was a complicated person who was not totally good or totally bad, just a normal human being. Full of contradictions. I think he was happy with the concerts and his comeback. Maybe, just maybe, he felt it was the right time to do it. I mean he was clean (remember that he was taking propofol to treat his imsomnia, not to get high) and maybe he felt healthy enough to take on the challenge. Please don't portray him like a poppet who was a victim of circumstances. He grew up on stage, so I'm sure it was like his second home and he missed it. Sure,just like everyone else, I'm sure he got sick or it for a while, but he always went back because he loved it.

SCNDLS said:

I honestly feel sorry for people didn't get to experience the 1978-1993 period

I was 6 when Remember The Time came out and I can VIVIDLY remember the premiere


The first song I remember hearing: Human Nature
My first album: Thriller
My first CD: Off The Wall
My first movie: Moonwalker


there's a picture from '89 of a 2 year old Bboy doing a MJ pose at the California state fair. Hat and everything

LaSeles said:

purplesweat said:

Anything Karen Faye and her brigade says goes under the question

Timmy84 said:

Well I am closer to 40 than 30 and I find it funny when you hear some peeps saying they have been a fan for 20 years or even 25 years, because although that is a long time to be a fan, if you come to know MJ in only the last 20 years you've actually miss out on alot of his career. I think to really understand and appreciate the his overall career you need to have been a fan or at least remember him before Thriller, preferably before OTW. Most people who have become fans or only remember MJ after Thriller have a very distorted view of him; his either a complete freak who has never seem "normal" or his this wonderful, angel who has been victimized by the media.

bboy87 said:

I am glad to be the exact age I am and wouldn't wanna be younger for all the money in the world.

Oh, my GAWD! I will not rest until I have seen this with my own two eyes

whatsgoingon said:

Hey, that ain't fair, dammit!


throws trash can through window

SCNDLS said:

I wanna see
I still have this shirt

tangerine7 said:

Oh my goodness!!! Too damn cute.

I was talking to my best friend a few days ago who turns 40 next month. He was saying that he thinks his Beat It jacket is still at his mom's house.
He proceeded to explain to me how he can still get in that bitch.

I am not getting rid of my old t-shirts. I had recently gotten these fotos from my moms album from my 8th b-day 'slumber party
[Edited 10/1/09 21:40pm]

SCNDLS said:

According to my doctors and the research I've done, it's a mysterious disease that people cannot figure out where it comes from. All races get the disease, but the majority are African American men.

The crazy thing is, I used to work with a person that had it and she was a 60 year old white lady. I currently work with a guy who's wife has it and his wife is a 50 year old black lady. So, it's not something that is mostly limited to one race (like Sickle Cell).

daPrettyman said:

Wow. Sorry to hear that.

SCNDLS said:

Thanx. The best thing it did for me was to push me to want to live even more.

daPrettyman said:

Adversity can do that

whatsgoingon said:

Now that ain't true, I'm a 25-year-old fan but I love all his classic stuff, age ain't really appropriate to appreciate great music.