I will be sure glad when all this micheal stuff goes away.....It really pisses me off that they had a moment of silence for this jerk and a presidential call of condolence too....How about that for a real American like Ed Mc Mann...A Marine aviator and a true american not a child molester...

malinois wrote:I will be sure glad when all this micheal stuff goes away.....It really pisses me off that they had a moment of silence for this jerk and a presidential call of condolence too....How about that for a real American like Ed Mc Mann...A Marine aviator and a true american not a child molester...

Bingo...... right on!!!!

Different demographic. Wife watches all things MJ while I go to the garage, drink a beer, tinker with a 504 and muse about some very different heroes. Which would Ed prefer?

My sons talk about their mother the minister and their father the former Marine and college instructor as examples to live up to, not reputations to live down. Not that I've shared everything with them of course...

I had it streaming....only to know thy enemy.
Innocent

they failed to mention that they planned to melt him down and make new legos out of the plastic parts... so the kids could play with him one more time...

Hey, when Farrah arrived at the Pearly gates, St Peter said, "You were such an angel on Earth, God will grant you one wish, before you enter." She thought for a while and said "Protect all the children of the world." Two hours later MJ was dead.

Innocent

what did the lady at the beach say to micheal jackson?.....................excuse me sir your in my son.

I just the read the cause of death for micheal jackson and he did not die of a heartattack, he died from food poisoning....................apparently you can die from eating 12 year old nuts.

It's a sign of the times we are living in..."Entertainer" waaaay over the top as far as reality is concerned, settles a multi-million dollar lawsuit brought by a kid he molested (not giving him the benefit of the doubt here, cause you don't pay a kid millions of dollars to go away if you weren't more afraid of the law than the kid's accusations) dodges the bullet when a jury fails to convict him of the same thing a few years later, whines and cries about "not having a childhood" all the while enjoying the excesses that only too much money can bring finally bites a drug induced bullet and dies...the world stops what it's doing and goes nuts mourning for this nut case, proclaims him a hero and a great benefactor to society...all the while real American heroes are shedding their blood in a sandbox half way across the world and on the streets of our nation to keep us and nut cases like him safe and free and hardly a word is said or a tear shed....sad, sad, sad..


Kitty

To further Kitty's thoughts....

Ed McMahon died last week. He was a great entertainer, but prior to his
stage accomplishments he was a distinguished Marine Corps fighter pilot
in WWII earning six Air Medals. He was discharged in 1946
and volunteered to fly again in the Korean War. He joined the CA
Air National Guard and was later promoted to the rank of Brigadier
General.

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Farrah Fawcett died last week after a long career in Hollywood as an
actress. After she was diagnosed with cancer, she became an activist
for cancer treatment and devoted her last remaining years
encouraging people to seek treatment. She documented her plight on film
and used it to encourage others to stay positive and upbeat despite
their diagnosis and suffering.
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Karl Malden died last week after a long career in Hollywood as
an actor. He also served in the US Air Force during WWII and
also served on the US Postal Service committee to review and recommend
commemorative stamps. In 2005, the US House of
Representatives authorized the US Postal Service to rename a Los Angeles
post office the Karl Malden Postal Station.
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Michael Jackson died last week. He was perhaps one of the
greatest singers of modern time. He will also be remembered for his
eccentric lifestyle that included sleeping with a chimpanzee, living in
a carnival-like atmosphere at Neverland, his fascination with Peter Pan,
and his numerous masks and costumes. He also admitted to finding
pleasure sleeping with young boys and paying out millions of dollars in
settlements to the families of these boys despite being acquitted by a
court on one allegation of sexual molestation.
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QUESTION 1) - Which of the above did the House of Representatives
declare a moment of silence for today? (Hint - It wasn't the first three)

QUESTION 2) - Which of the above's family received a personal note
of condolence from President Obama? (Hint - It wasn't the first three)

Not everyone is F Troop material.

jneihouse wrote:It's a sign of the times we are living in..."Entertainer" waaaay over the top as far as reality is concerned, settles a multi-million dollar lawsuit brought by a kid he molested (not giving him the benefit of the doubt here, cause you don't pay a kid millions of dollars to go away if you weren't more afraid of the law than the kid's accusations) dodges the bullet when a jury fails to convict him of the same thing a few years later, whines and cries about "not having a childhood" all the while enjoying the excesses that only too much money can bring finally bites a drug induced bullet and dies...the world stops what it's doing and goes nuts mourning for this nut case, proclaims him a hero and a great benefactor to society...all the while real American heroes are shedding their blood in a sandbox half way across the world and on the streets of our nation to keep us and nut cases like him safe and free and hardly a word is said or a tear shed....sad, sad, sad..


Kitty

Well said... even thought it's true... sad but true...

I couldn't tell you when or where a service was or who was there... I tend not to celebrate in memory of peter puffers and child molesters... Fuck him and feed him fish heads for all I care.... I'm 36, when I was in middle school, there was none cooler... I'll give ya that... but the rest of his life simply tarnished that memory away...

Chicken

Wells heres another news flash, they dont want to pay the city over 2 million that it cost for the memorial or what ever that was....seems like they made plenty of cash off those suckers and now of course the show will go on to see how much they can milk off old Jacko...seems to me that they need to plant that bum because he is stinking up the place.

This makes me sick..... befoer this AH... there should be one for every service man and women who has died for us...

IDIOTS!!!! and we are paying these AH jerks!!!!

Resolution honoring Jackson faces GOP opposition
The Associated Press • July 8, 2009

WASHINGTON — Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee may have trouble keeping the promise she made at Michael Jackson’s public memorial for a House resolution that “forever” honors the late pop star.


Jackson Lee, a Texas Democrat, took the stage Tuesday at the Staples Center in Los Angeles and hoisted a framed copy of the resolution, embossed with a gold seal. The measure will be debated on the House floor, she said.
For that framed, embossed resolution to be completely legit, it must first get past some opposition.
Rep. Peter King, a New York Republican who called Jackson a “pervert, child molester, pedophile” in a video he posted on YouTube this week, vowed Tuesday to do “whatever I have to do” to oppose honoring Jackson.
Without mentioning King by name, Jackson Lee noted at the memorial that Michael Jackson was acquitted of child molestation charges. She blasted critics who “don’t understand the hearts of entertainers” and “don’t know how they heal the world on behalf of America.”
“We understand the Constitution. We understand laws and we know people are innocent until proven otherwise. That is what the Constitution stands for,” Jackson Lee said, clutching the framed resolution in front of her shiny white suit.
Her legislation, House Resolution 600, lists several charitable acts by Michael Jackson over his long career and proclaims him as an American legend, musical icon and world humanitarian. He is, Jackson Lee said, “someone who will be honored forever and forever and forever and forever and forever.”
In the House, non-controversial resolutions honoring a person who has died or carried out a noteworthy accomplishment normally move quickly from committee to the House floor and then pass on a voice vote. The Michael Jackson resolution, introduced June 26, is awaiting action in the House Foreign Affairs Committee, of which Jackson Lee is a member and King is not.
An opponent could ask for a recorded vote, which then requires a two-thirds majority for passage. So far, Jackson Lee’s resolution has just one co-sponsor, Rep. Diane Watson, D-Calif.
Jackson Lee hosted a 2004 meeting in her Capitol Hill office that brought Michael Jackson together with ambassadors to the U.S. from African countries. At the time, Jackson was considering a tour to raise money to fight AIDS. However, he was also facing child molestation charges and was unable to leave the country without court permission.
Even so, Jackson was greeted by screams, applause and flashing cameras.
Jackson also visited Iraq veterans at Walter Reed Hospital while in Washington.

The way he died (apparently) is pretty ironic....Though he was found not guilty of child molestation, in the face of what appeared to be compelling evidence, a crime that I personally think should carry the death penalty, he did in fact (apparently) die of lethal injection....Karmas' a bitch, ain't she??

Kitty