Michael Jackson
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MSN news
Michael Jackson collapsed with a fatal heart attack after being injected with the potent painkiller Demerol, according to a report.
The 50-year-old pop icon, who was pronounced dead at 7.26am (AEST) today, was said to be addicted to the drug in recent months, British tabloid The Sun reports.
Demerol, also known as Pethidine, is a fast-acting painkiller that can be used as an alternative to morphine.
Emergency doctors tried for over an hour to resuscitate Michael Jackson after he was found not breathing at his Los Angeles home and transported to the UCLA Medical Centre, where he was later pronounced dead.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/entertainment/830303/michael-jackson-rushed-to-hospital-report
Michael Jackson collapsed with a fatal heart attack after being injected with the potent painkiller Demerol, according to a report.
The 50-year-old pop icon, who was pronounced dead at 7.26am (AEST) today, was said to be addicted to the drug in recent months, British tabloid The Sun reports.
Demerol, also known as Pethidine, is a fast-acting painkiller that can be used as an alternative to morphine.
Emergency doctors tried for over an hour to resuscitate Michael Jackson after he was found not breathing at his Los Angeles home and transported to the UCLA Medical Centre, where he was later pronounced dead.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/entertainment/830303/michael-jackson-rushed-to-hospital-report
Once bitten
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Oh. I wonder what's gonna happen to his kids. Hope they will now be allowed to see their Mom
CornPie
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I was somewhere about 3 hours ago, Thursday, June 25, 2009. Ten people were watching TV news coverage of Fox News, Breaking News that Michael Jackson had just died today. The were seemingly mesmerized, watching the same video of a helicopter taking off with his body, over and over again. Ironically it was hosted by Greta Van Susteren, a known scientologist, yet scientology was never mentioned. After all, scientology is a taboo subject, you know.
Then somebody in the room, brought up Lisa Marie Presley's name (Lisa and her mother are known scientologists). I immediately leaped onto the comment and said, "Lisa married Michael and she tried to convert him to SCIENTOLOGY!" But then, in a nanosecond, POOF, most of the people went outside to smoke. Nobody wants to hear the word, SCIENTOLOGY!.
I highly recommend that you try this, say the word "scientology" aloud. It's an instant hardon. Say the word, scientology, aloud so that 10 people can hear it, their reactions are shocking. Do it. Report back to ESMB!
That settles it. From now on I'm going to say the word, SCIENTOLOGY arrogantly aloud, once each day. And if you think that gets a rise out of them try saying, "Xenu, the galactic warrior, and the invisible SCIENTOLOGY OT3 Body Thetans!". If you're not going to get laid that night, this is the next best thing.
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Panda Termint
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Well, it's probably simpler than that; nobody likes to be in the same space as a bona-fide nutcase!
xseaorguk
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I'm the same age as Michael and sort of grew up with him and his music.
The first record I bought at 13 was Michael Jackson 'I'll be there'.
As a kid we also watched the Jackson 5 cartoons on telly on a Saturday morning.
My favourite song is the song 'Ben'.
He'll always have a special place in my heart anyway
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwAmpn8ISV0
The first record I bought at 13 was Michael Jackson 'I'll be there'.
As a kid we also watched the Jackson 5 cartoons on telly on a Saturday morning.
My favourite song is the song 'Ben'.
He'll always have a special place in my heart anyway
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwAmpn8ISV0
CornPie
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Who is the bona-fide nutcase, the one who jests about, "Xenu and the invisible OT3 body thetans", or the one who believes in hubbard's made up space creatures?
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skollie
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He truly was the King of Pop and music wouldn't be what it is today without his contribution.
I loved his music and feel great sadness, as he had a very long, strange and sad journey.
R.I.P.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI9OYMRwN1Q
I loved his music and feel great sadness, as he had a very long, strange and sad journey.
R.I.P.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI9OYMRwN1Q
Panda Termint
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AnonOrange
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Because Michael was denied a childhood, he compensated by trying to be around kids.
I think he never commited any sexual acts with kids. He just liked being around them, played with them and even shared a bed with one or two of them.
That's his story and I actually believe it.
RIP.
I think he never commited any sexual acts with kids. He just liked being around them, played with them and even shared a bed with one or two of them.
That's his story and I actually believe it.
RIP.
KnightVision
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Now that is the stuff of life, the romance, the love, the talent, the heart, the individual expression of living.... I cognited as I watched this that HubFatTard is one of the most notorious SP's of all time. Thank God Sci never got to this man, Thank God. Hub and Sci prey upon folks like this cause they lack the simple ability to be this creative. Michael touched the world deeply, richly far beyond anything imaginable in Sci.
Human Again
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Dulloldfart
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I enjoyed his music back in the late 80s. I was in the SO and never saw him dance. Looking at videos now, I can see how he captivated audiences.
In light of his more recent, shall we say, eccentricity, I was astounded that his 50 London shows sold out as soon as they went on sale (700,000 tickets in four hours). Fans worldwide were willing to pay whatever amount to see him perform again, even though he didn't seem (to me) capable of performing even one full show, let alone fifty of them. The pressure on him must have been enormous.
Oh well.
Paul
In light of his more recent, shall we say, eccentricity, I was astounded that his 50 London shows sold out as soon as they went on sale (700,000 tickets in four hours). Fans worldwide were willing to pay whatever amount to see him perform again, even though he didn't seem (to me) capable of performing even one full show, let alone fifty of them. The pressure on him must have been enormous.
Oh well.
Paul
CornPie
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Panda Termint, I'm shocked, you just called people who believe in, "Xenu and the invisible OT3 body thetans" bona-fide nut cases.
I attacked the idea of "Xenu and the invisible OT3 body thetans".
Panda Termint
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Why would you be shocked by that?
CornPie
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Because it sounds like you and I wholeheartedly agree that the idea of, "Xenu and the invisible OT3 body thetans" is a nutty story. And I'm also shocked that you called believers a derogatory name.
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Panda Termint
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CornPie, You need to re-read the post and understand what I said rather than what you think I said.
One thing you can be absolutely certain of is that you and I don't wholeheartedly agree on anything related to scientology.
I said "In this case, probably BOTH of them" but rest assured, I'd rather be locked in a room with a Xenu-believing scientologist than someone who mutters inane and non-sequitur comments about Xenu, body-thetans or imaginary crimes of scientology.
I'm already on record here on ESMB telling exactly what I think about the so-called OT3 incidents.
If you read more and wrote less you'd probably sound a bit more convincing, unless of course you intend to appear to be so... whatever.
One thing you can be absolutely certain of is that you and I don't wholeheartedly agree on anything related to scientology.
I said "In this case, probably BOTH of them" but rest assured, I'd rather be locked in a room with a Xenu-believing scientologist than someone who mutters inane and non-sequitur comments about Xenu, body-thetans or imaginary crimes of scientology.
I'm already on record here on ESMB telling exactly what I think about the so-called OT3 incidents.
If you read more and wrote less you'd probably sound a bit more convincing, unless of course you intend to appear to be so... whatever.
anonomog
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Michael Jackson's songs punctuated my journey into adulthood.
He was a musical genius.
However, like all of us he made mistakes the fallout, in my opinion simply pushed him further into the bizarre circus like insanity that was his living.
I hope he may now have some peace from the demons that chased him all his life.
He was a musical genius.
However, like all of us he made mistakes the fallout, in my opinion simply pushed him further into the bizarre circus like insanity that was his living.
I hope he may now have some peace from the demons that chased him all his life.