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Buckhead
Posts: 2647 (06/25/09 6:26 PM) |
Farah Fawcett who has been recently very ill and now the sudden death of Michael Jackson, both very young - too young. Life is very short my fellow Buckheads,
live each day to the fullest.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGodc6XtsG4 http://www.brokencountry.com/webimages/farah_fawcett_poster.jpg
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Buckhead
Posts: 6615 (06/25/09 6:38 PM) |
Jacko seemed to hate the idea of growing old. Maybe it's just as well. And I'm not even going to get into the other obvious issues.
"There is also plenty of good metal out of which can be formed a foot ball team that would do credit to the O. S. U.
Let us have a Varsity team that would do honor to its name." - The
Lantern, February 24, 1886
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Buckhead
Posts: 2647 (06/25/09 6:40 PM) |
God for bid one day any of us could just stop posting on this board and it perhaps goes unoticed by other posters and perhaps that person has passed on without
any of us knowing so, that's sad to think that can happen. Maybe we need to develop some kind of way that we're able to all touch base with one
another at times just to make sure we're all doing alright and still kicking (just a thought) just in case we haven't herd from someone for a period of
time.
I see this horses ass Reverend Sharpton speaking now, he ruins everything of course.
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Buckhead
Posts: 2647 (06/25/09 6:44 PM) |
ChicJanowicz2 wrote: Yes your right Chic, Jackson definitely had some insecurities no doubt and in a way he'll never get old now just the way he would have liked it. Very sad life in some ways, reminds me of Elvis, Marilyn Monroe etc. |
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Buckhead
Posts: 2647 (06/25/09 10:14 PM) |
Here's one more Jackson 5 song in memory of Michael Jackson before this thread fades away forever I guess...
I'll try to find some Farah Fawcett clips (what a real beaut in her day though). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgHKvz4k9KI |
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Buckhead
Posts: 10856 (06/25/09 10:17 PM) Real. Comfortable. Jeans. |
Geez I thought Jacko was the picture of health
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Buckhead
Posts: 2833 (06/25/09 10:53 PM) Snipe Hunter |
Geez I thought Jacko was the picture of healthCocaine's a hell of a drug. |
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Buckhead
Posts: 1211 (06/25/09 11:40 PM) |
buki919 wrote: my thoughts exactly-John Lennon, Anna Nicole, too many too mention, my classmate was a very talented local artist, Mackey Feary of Kalapana fame, he died young-suicide/drugs/depression.......very sad... Rest in Peace, I pray that they R with our God forever in Paradise.....amen! |
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Buckhead
Posts: 1211 (06/25/09 11:50 PM) |
buki919 wrote: haha my thoughts exactly, I saw RS on Anderson Cooper 360, so I fell asleep, my mini down time, what a day for me. I admired Farrah & followed her career, sad that no one took her as a serious actress (like MM). And as for Michael, I absolutely loved ABC & One Bad Apple, the Jackson 5. I was so sad when others would tell me not to go to his History Tour (Hawaii in the 1990's) Concert. I just HAD to go see him, n lost my voice screaming my head off "I LOVE U MICHAEL!!!!!" I tried real hard to hold back the tears, but can no longer, cutting out early tonite....totally exhausted. My email is wildwahine1@gmail.com or u can catch me on facebook www.facebook.com/kahaladelrey or www.twitter.com/KahalaDelRey cya Buckheads I miss you too. PS I am having a difficult time looking at the videos from my Iranian friends Life is too short, lucky we are born Americans, others don't have the freedoms we have. God Bless America! Count our blessings! |
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Buckhead
Posts: 4080 (06/26/09 5:03 AM) Reporting from Mumbai |
I find it hilarious how all these highbrow Indian intellectuals always tell me how Americans are 'soooo stupid', yet now they're all blubbering
messes over Michael Jackson's death.
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Buckhead
Posts: 8062 (06/26/09 7:17 AM) |
The famous are here to make everything alright.
From UK's Daily Mail: "Actors Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher have both left messages on Twitter" 
Well, Thank God for that. I'm sure we're all feeling adequately comforted about the loss now. I was in a bar last night and kept seeing relatively irrelevant people on TVs without sound commenting on MJ's death (Donna Summer maybe, but Sheryl Freaking Crow????) |
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Buckhead
Posts: 8062 (06/26/09 7:19 AM) |
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Buckhead
Posts: 6615 (06/26/09 7:40 AM) |
Am I the only one who, upon hearing the news, thought "What a relief for his children"?
"There is also plenty of good metal out of which can be formed a foot ball team that would do credit to the O. S. U.
Let us have a Varsity team that would do honor to its name." - The
Lantern, February 24, 1886
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Buckhead
Posts: 8062 (06/26/09 7:55 AM) |
ChicJanowicz2 wrote:I suspect many had that thought. It's natural to think of someone's kids when they die, but his carry a completely different context. |
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Buckhead
Posts: 4080 (06/26/09 8:09 AM) Reporting from Mumbai |
Deepak Chopra wrote on the Huffington Post that his 13 year old son was a roadie on one of Michael Jackson's tours. Weird. I would never have allowed that.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/deepak-chopra/a-tribute-to-my-friend-mi_b_221268.html |
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Buckhead
Posts: 8062 (06/26/09 8:40 AM) |
Apparently people have been laying flowers on his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Unfortunately for them, they've got the wrong Michael Jackson. The King of
Pop's star is under a carpet for the Bruno premier and they've actually been honoring a very much alive talk radio host of the same name.
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Buckhead
Posts: 3971 (06/26/09 8:43 AM) Elitist |
The Today Show is broadcasting from the right place and have shown the star. I would imagine Regis and Kelly and The View will do the same. I'll keep you
posted.
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Buckhead
Posts: 4910 (06/26/09 8:47 AM) You mean coitus? |
tribucks wrote: Sheryl Crow used to sing backup for him. Music snobbery FAIL! |
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Buckhead
Posts: 3971 (06/26/09 8:52 AM) Elitist |
theBigBuckowski wrote:I thought everybody knew that.� Now I'm wondering why Donna Summer would have been a better choice. |
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Buckhead
Posts: 1574 (06/26/09 8:56 AM) |
I never knew Sheryl Crow sang back up for Michael Jackson. You learn something new every day.
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Buckhead
Posts: 3971 (06/26/09 9:03 AM) Elitist |
I have been watching the Michael Jackson tributes and am amazed at all of the people who say he rightfully was given the title "King of Pop". The
real story is that he held MTV hostage with videos from Bad and said they couldn't play them unless they called him the King of Pop before each video play.
That of course lead to Howard Stern, who was just starting to get into syndication, to jokingly proclaim himself to be the King of All Media (to a lesser
extent, this idea also gave birth to King of All Blacks, but piss on him). As he became more popular, he continued to push this and he is widely known as
"Howard Stern, The King of All Media".
It's amazing how you can call yourself something over and over and it sticks. 50 years from now, MJ will probably still be known as the King of Pop, and while he had tremendous success, he hasn't done anything noteworthy in 20 years. I need to learn to market my anonymous self better. But how? |
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