Michael Jackson Dead

[trainspotter]

Neither ... I like the saying "The light at the end of the tunnel could just be a train coming the other way" ... I prefer to spot these trainwrecks from a distance rather than up close and personal ... hence my handle of "trainspotter".

 

[MrBurns]

Burnsie,

This has been hard for you, his death, I'm sorry you feel down.

Are you going to any memorial services for him here in Australia?

gg

Hey gg, no don't know of any here but expecting something very special from his friends in the USA.

I never gave him a second thought in recent years but now he's gone you realise he was with you all the way through a certain period in your life.

 

[MrBurns]

Neither ... I like the saying "The light at the end of the tunnel could just be a train coming the other way" ... I prefer to spot these trainwrecks from a distance rather than up close and personal ... hence my handle of "trainspotter".

Good that saves a whole lot of BS discussion about trains

 

[Julia]

The words in this song according to Michael was the most honest song he wrote about his life. His clearly longing for his lost childhood.

Child Of Innocence (written by Michael Jackson)


Have you seen my Childhood?...............

I didn't know that song. It's beautiful. Thanks, xyz. Could apply to a lot of people, I guess.

I agree the doctors didnt help him in his life at all -

What sort of plastic surgeon would do that to a man ?
I'll tell you, the sort that takes the money and doesnt give a stuff.

He was trusting and for some reason al the wrong people were in hs life, his doctor, what a blood sucking incompetant prick he'd be, Jackson was rehersing day and night and he just wasn't up to it but the doc filled him with more crap anyway, I hope they charge the bastard.

Yes I know I'm taking a lot for granted but i dont see how a man can have a personal physician and end up in that shape.

BTW - Celine Dion is saying this is akin to the deaths on JFK and Elvis - see I'm not alone in that view GG

Whoa there, Mr Burns. A little too soon to be making such assumptions.
The plastic surgery may have first happened after his injuries in the fire and then seemingly became an obsession.

Let's just wait and see what the toxicology shows. Even then, that won't take into account dependence on narcotics if that's what the problem was.

*receives pat on the head gratefully*

Pretty funny, trainspotter.

 

[trainspotter]

*winks at Julia* Glad to see someone gets my sense of humour.

 

[trainspotter]

Good that saves a whole lot of BS discussion about trains

Never bait a trainspotter as they have a tendency to cry when provoked and none of us want that, do we? They will tell their mothers when they get home as well and dob.

 

[MrBurns]

Whoa there, Mr Burns. A little too soon to be making such assumptions.
The plastic surgery may have first happened after his injuries in the fire and then seemingly became an obsession.
Let's just wait and see what the toxicology shows. Even then, that won't take into account dependence on narcotics if that's what the problem was.

Dont think the change came after the accident, not sure.

He died from an overdose of Demerol, similar to morpheine.

 

[Tink]

it's only now people look back and see what he meant to so many millions not what he became toward the end.

well said

 

[Julia]

Dont think the change came after the accident, not sure.

He died from an overdose of Demerol, similar to morpheine.

It's pethidine in this part of the world.

 

[MrBurns]

It's pethidine in this part of the world.

Yes I was trying to remember that, makes you feel good, they used to give it to you after operations or was it before ?
I remember , nice effect.

 

[Julia]

It's a narcotic analgesic, usually used post-operatively. And yep, it's very nice. That's why it's so devastatingly addictive.

 

[MrBurns]

It's a narcotic analgesic, usually used post-operatively. And yep, it's very nice. That's why it's so devastatingly addictive.

I remember my mother many years ago asking the doc if she could have more of that after an op, she was a big fan, but to take it as a recreational drug ? and with your doctor present ? doesn't compute.

 

[Green08]

MTV have a special on now, Michael's top 30 get up and have a dance!

 

[Tink]

MTV have a special on now, Michael's top 30 get up and have a dance!

:

 

[mayk]

RIP Michael.

A video introduction to Vitiligo.

 

[Mr J]

MTV have a special on now, Michael's top 30 get up and have a dance!

That was on Friday evening .

 

[robots]

I remember my mother many years ago asking the doc if she could have more of that after an op, she was a big fan, but to take it as a recreational drug ? and with your doctor present ? doesn't compute.

hello,

doctors who "get on it" use pethidine,

it still goes missing at many hospitals

thanks Michael Jackson for the ride brother

thankyou
robots

 

[bunyip]

Classy commentary, maybe if he brought out a collection of favorite beer drinking songs he might appeal to some of you more.

I doubt if he'd have appealed to me no matter what he did.
But if he'd conducted himself like a man instead of like a queer, I would have had more respect for him. The bloke made my skin crawl with his sickly, effeminate manner and his oily, pooncy image.

I'll never understand why hero worship and/or adulation are heaped on people like that. If someone's music appeals, great, but I just can't see that musical talent and charismatic on-stage performances are reason enough to hero-worship or adore someone - particularly when their off-stage behaviour is as bizarre and sickening as that displayed by Michael Jackson.
No wonder he was known as 'Whacko Jacko'!

 

[trainspotter]

That pretty much nails it for me Bunyip !! Just come on down and tell us what you really think .....

 

[robots]

hello,

so many classics, no.1 performer the world has seen

over 50 classics, and just living his life how HE wants, fantastic

thanks Michael

thankyou
professor robots