Remembering the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.

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dani67253		#2401	[-]
Posts: 784 (06/28/2009 10:18 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	butterflysnest wrote: dani67253 wrote: hopefully he wasnt actually a child molester (he totally was) cause otherwise it'd be really sad if he died when the whole world thought of him like that. either way, kinda surprising he died. Seriously. Just, go away. Unnecessary. actually, the kids he probably molested might think its necessary. and since when do you decide whats "necessary" for someone to post on a msg board? gee, and here i thought this was a forum to discuss things...
SusieMC		#2402	[-]
Posts: 513 (06/28/2009 10:35 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	dani67253 wrote: butterflysnest wrote: dani67253 wrote: hopefully he wasnt actually a child molester (he totally was) cause otherwise it'd be really sad if he died when the whole world thought of him like that. either way, kinda surprising he died. Seriously. Just, go away. Unnecessary. actually, the kids he probably molested might think its necessary. and since when do you decide whats "necessary" for someone to post on a msg board? gee, and here i thought this was a forum to discuss things... Oh please....you didn't post in here with some hope for "thought provoking discussion", but clearly just to be a jackass and start an argument. It's quite obvious no one shares your viewpoint in the thread you posted in. Please, bestow upon us the awesome knowledge you possess that makes you all knowing in the situation, I'm sure everyone will appreciate your new and fresh ideas on the subject. You provoked a reaction....you got one. Next time you need attention, I suggest buying a puppy. Run along now. Edited By: SusieMC 06/28/2009 10:45 AM. Edited 2 times.
moussemaker		#2403	[-]
Posts: 18141 (06/28/2009 10:42 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Teddy Riley produced Michael Jackson's 'Dangerous' album and is also a friend of the late King of Pop. He talked with CNN's Don Lemon about his memories about Michael and his reaction to his death....
ivymiller		#2404	[-]
Posts: 4301 (06/28/2009 10:55 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	dont know if what MJ's manager said was posted, but the part about his daughters reaction made me well up, those poor kids. 'No, Daddy, No!' screamed Michael Jackson's children as manager broke news of death It was a scene of unimaginable heartbreak. Amid the circus that surrounded Michael Jackson, three children sat in a cold anteroom off a neon-lit hospital corridor, waiting anxiously for news of their father. As Michael Jackson's manager Frank DiLeo walked down the white linoleum-tiled floor, he knew he had to impart the most devastating news of his life. Walking into the family waiting room at the UCLA Medical Centre, DiLeo was greeted by the sight of Michael Jackson's three children - Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and seven-year-old Prince Michael II. As he shook his head, DiLeo said: 'I'm sorry children, your father has passed away.' A split second of silence followed before Paris screamed: 'No, no, Daddy. No, no!' Last night, DiLeo told how the 'outpouring of emotion is something I shall live with for the rest of my life'. He said: 'It was the single most painful moment of my life. I cannot tell you how difficult it was. Those children just fell to pieces. The emotions poured forth. 'Michael's mother Katherine was with them. They were waiting there together for news. 'I think she feared the worst, but the children had no idea their whole world had ended 'Whatever anyone thought of Michael, he was loved by those children, truly loved. They were - and are - in pieces.' Today, those three children are in the custody of Katherine in the home in the Los Angeles suburb of Encino that Jackson bought for his mother.
NotLiza		#2405	[-]
Posts: 579 (06/28/2009 11:07 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	God, that's just so sad. Those poor children.
Nancy White		#2406	[-]
Posts: 2610 (06/28/2009 11:13 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	moussemaker wrote: Teddy Riley produced Michael Jackson's 'Dangerous' album and is also a friend of the late King of Pop. He talked with CNN's Don Lemon about his memories about Michael and his reaction to his death.... God...
alina negreanu		#2407	[-]
Posts: 607 (06/28/2009 11:23 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	ivymiller wrote: dont know if what MJ's manager said was posted, but the part about his daughters reaction made me well up, those poor kids. 'No, Daddy, No!' screamed Michael Jackson's children as manager broke news of death It was a scene of unimaginable heartbreak. Amid the circus that surrounded Michael Jackson, three children sat in a cold anteroom off a neon-lit hospital corridor, waiting anxiously for news of their father. As Michael Jackson's manager Frank DiLeo walked down the white linoleum-tiled floor, he knew he had to impart the most devastating news of his life. Walking into the family waiting room at the UCLA Medical Centre, DiLeo was greeted by the sight of Michael Jackson's three children - Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and seven-year-old Prince Michael II. As he shook his head, DiLeo said: 'I'm sorry children, your father has passed away.' A split second of silence followed before Paris screamed: 'No, no, Daddy. No, no!' Last night, DiLeo told how the 'outpouring of emotion is something I shall live with for the rest of my life'. He said: 'It was the single most painful moment of my life. I cannot tell you how difficult it was. Those children just fell to pieces. The emotions poured forth. 'Michael's mother Katherine was with them. They were waiting there together for news. 'I think she feared the worst, but the children had no idea their whole world had ended 'Whatever anyone thought of Michael, he was loved by those children, truly loved. They were - and are - in pieces.' Today, those three children are in the custody of Katherine in the home in the Los Angeles suburb of Encino that Jackson bought for his mother. i had just managed to stop crying and you went and posted that. those poor kids...
Hazeleyed Honey		#2408	[-]
Posts: 5507 (06/28/2009 11:34 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	This performance was so bad-$@#. When he came out onstage, he literally just stood doing nothing for more than 2 minutes and the crowd was going nuts. He killed it at the Superbowl.
butterflysnest		#2409	[-]
Posts: 583 (06/28/2009 11:57 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	dani67253 wrote: butterflysnest wrote: dani67253 wrote: hopefully he wasnt actually a child molester (he totally was) cause otherwise it'd be really sad if he died when the whole world thought of him like that. either way, kinda surprising he died. Seriously. Just, go away. Unnecessary. actually, the kids he probably molested might think its necessary. and since when do you decide whats "necessary" for someone to post on a msg board? gee, and here i thought this was a forum to discuss things... Today. Today is when I decide it's unnecessary for you to post rude comments about a person who's passed away. Regardless of who that person is, it's classless to purposefully enter a forum simply to tarnish someones identity, especially after he's no longer living. It's over now. You don't know anymore than I do whether he did or did not do what he was accused of.
joey4pacey637		#2410	[-]
Posts: 26246 (06/28/2009 12:32 PM) Biggest Sports Fan '08 Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Goodness that was so sad.
joey4pacey637		#2411	[-]
Posts: 26247 (06/28/2009 12:35 PM) Biggest Sports Fan '08 Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Attorney: Michael Jackson Wanted Mom To Have Custody FIRST PUBLISHED: June 27, 2009 1:30 PM EDT LAST UPDATED: June 27, 2009 2:14 PM EDT LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Michael Jackson wanted his mother, Katherine Jackson, to have custody of his three children, family attorney Debra Opri told Access Hollywood. "Those children belong with Katherine Jackson. That's what Michael wanted and that's what everyone wants," Debra told Access on Friday. Michael, who died on Thursday, has three children - Prince Michael Jackson, 12; Paris Michael Katherine Jackson, 11; and Prince Michael Jackson II, 7. Opri, who has worked with the Jacksons since Michael's molestation trial, also told Access, "Katherine is putting Michael's children first and that's the way it has to be." Attorney Iris Finsilver, who previously represented Michael's ex-wife Debbie Rowe, told the Associated Press on Friday that she expected Debbie would seek custody of the children. Debbie, who was married to Michael from 1996 to 1999, is the mother of his first two children. The identity of the mother of Prince Michael Jackson II, a surrogate, is unknown. A source close to the Jackson family told Access on Saturday that Debbie is thought to have only seen the children once since her 2006 settlement with Michael. During the meeting, she played with the kids but was not introduced as their mother. According to Fox News, Michael's body has been moved to an undisclosed location following his autopsy on Friday. The family, including Michael's children, has reportedly gathered in parents Katherine and Joe's Encino home. http://www.accesshollywood.com/parenthood/attorney-michael-jackson-wanted-mom-to-have-custody_article_19816
JustMusic101		#2412	[-]
Posts: 14887 (06/28/2009 12:43 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Oh that's good we have his wishes out the way for taking care of the children. He loved his mother dearly, so I wouldn't be surprised if they knew her very well.
yankeefanNcali		#2413	[-]
Posts: 3535 (06/28/2009 12:55 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	dani67253 wrote: butterflysnest wrote: dani67253 wrote: hopefully he wasnt actually a child molester (he totally was) cause otherwise it'd be really sad if he died when the whole world thought of him like that. either way, kinda surprising he died. Seriously. Just, go away. Unnecessary. actually, the kids he probably molested might think its necessary. and since when do you decide whats "necessary" for someone to post on a msg board? gee, and here i thought this was a forum to discuss things... you're another idiot who trolled this thread for attention. you got it and now it proves what a moron you are and how your only purpose was to try to destroy the purpose of this thread. Those who are cherishing the memories of an icon who will live in the his fans hearts forever. Your thoughts are already forgotten and just proves how little meaning your contribution to this thread brought. Go create and troll the "I'm an Debbie Downer and an idiot' threads where I'm sure you'll be welcomed there.
ImFreakinTired69		#2414	[-]
Posts: 39268 (06/28/2009 12:56 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	joey4pacey637 wrote: A source close to the Jackson family told Access on Saturday that Debbie is thought to have only seen the children once since her 2006 settlement with Michael. During the meeting, she played with the kids but was not introduced as their mother. damn.
orangepeel19		#2415	[-]
Posts: 12069 (06/28/2009 1:02 PM) Friendliest JJBer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Well...if she gave him rights and peaced out, then yeah she's not really their mom but the egg lady. I don't think they should go to her. They have no idea who she is and it'll fuck them up big time if she's like hi I'm your mom.
blackbritishbabe		#2416	[-]
Posts: 112 (06/28/2009 1:02 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	dani67253, can you please stop. your slurs in the thread are in poor taste, given that people have come here to mourn. if you want to slate michael jackson and condemn him for being a child molester, even though you don't have any evidence of this, there are plenty of other forums where you can express yourself. in other news: "Michael Jackson's final rehearsal for his London concert tour was recorded in high definition video and audio on the eve of his death -- and could be released as the Kingof Pop's final album, sources said Sunday. The rehearsals at the Staples Center in Los Angeles were taped by concert promotion company AEG Live to produce an album and DVD of what Jackson had billed his "final performance" tour called "This Is It," according to Sharon Waxman of the Hollywood blog TheWrap.com. One AEG official boasted to a colleague this weekend, "We have a live album in the can," Waxman writes. Jackson had failed to appear at many of the scheduled rehearsals in Los Angeles over the past two months, but he was there for an "electric" full rehearsal on the night before his death. The rehearsal, which went on for several hours, included dancers, musicians and aerial performers. Three people close to the production said it had been captured by multiple cameras, and the audio was digitally recorded in a manner that could be used to produce surround-sound DVD and audio products. Randy Phillips, president and CEO of AEG Live, the nation's second largest concert promoter, emailed that he would not comment for the story. The spectacular 50-concert series at London's 02 arena was set to begin in July. AEG Live may stand to lose millions due to the unexpected cancellation of Jackson's 50-show London concert series, but potential earnings from recordings of the star's final moments could offset the losses - and then some. Retailers like Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble have reportedly sold out of Jackson goods in the days after his death. Patrick Woodroffe, a lighting designer for the concerts, watched the final rehearsal, he told the BBC. "We had rehearsed for the last couple weeks. We put together a complicated show, quite a spectacular show," Woodroffe said. "Of course a huge part of it was him, and I would say for the last week he hadn't really been with us. He would appear, and he would rehearse sometimes, and he would not rehearse," he said. "I guess that we were nervous whether we would be able to carry off this show at the 02." I hope this is true - I'd buy it!! Source: http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/michael_jackson/2009/06/28/2009-06-28_michael_jacksons_final_rehearsal_for_london_concerts_may_be_released_as_final_al.html Edited By: blackbritishbabe 06/28/2009 1:06 PM. Edited 1 times.
orangepeel19		#2417	[-]
Posts: 12070 (06/28/2009 1:07 PM) Friendliest JJBer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	I'd definitely buy that.
dolce55		#2418	[-]
Posts: 5941 (06/28/2009 1:13 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	I would be all over that. I'd love to have that.
yankeefanNcali		#2419	[-]
Posts: 3536 (06/28/2009 1:15 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	orangepeel19 wrote: I'd definitely buy that. me too
selfish love		#2420	[-]
Posts: 12877 (06/28/2009 1:20 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	I'd buy that in a heartbeat.