Comments on: Strangely Unmoved

By: Austin

Austin — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 04:45:52 +0000

MICHAEL THE NARC-ANGEL Millions of little members of the worldwide F.F.A. (Future Followers of the Antichrist) have finally learned how to find a certain part of their lower anatomy and quickly touch it while dancing - thanks to Michael Jackson, the highest paid Lower Anatomy Toucher of all time! Special thanks also go to the Jesus-bashing, Hell-bound Hollywood moguls who were just as quick to see higher profits in lower anatomies! [Just saw this opinion on the web. Other grabby items on MSN, Google, etc. include "Separation of Raunch and State," "David Letterman's Hate, Etc.," "Tribulation Index becomes Rapture Index," and "Bible Verses Obama Avoids." - something for everyone!]

By: Casey

Casey — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 05:20:51 +0000

For a brief moment, Michael Jackson truly was a great entertainer; something rather different from a great artist. At the time more than a few folks compared his dancing to Fred Astaire, no small compliment. And, yes, Thriller was one of the big hits of the 1980s. When you compare it to later genres such as grunge, thrash, gangsta rap, or "emo" Thriller improves by comparison. I do mourn the man. Not in any fanboy or worshipful manner, but in regret for what might have been. AW1 Tim's "logic" is severely faulty. I agree that OJ was/is heinously guilty, and that he was acquitted. Does Time claim that anyone who has been charged with a crime, then acquitted is necessarily guilty? Or that any famous person who has been charged with a crime, then acquitted is necessarily guilty? If not, how does he justify his condemnation of Jackson? One of my associates recently told me he didn't think Jackson molested any children. He wasn't suffering from fanboy adoration; rather my associate said he didn't think Jackson ever had sex with any one, or any thing. He may have a point. At the end of the day, I came to pity Michael Jackson, and (were I inclined that way) I would pray for his soul after death, considering what his family did to him in life.

By: JoeC

JoeC — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:49:44 +0000

I just figured Ahnald was not Jerry “Moonbeam” Brown. (Haven’t lived in the golden shower state for 14 years so this observation from afar.)

By: babs

babs — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:14:46 +0000

I am sorry that his life became so sad. I must say however, that when Billy Jean came on the radio I stopped and danced to it. He was the greatest recording artist in the world during the 80′s. Nothing will change that.

By: xformed

xformed — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 22:18:30 +0000

Comment: It just took over night for The WON to come out an comment on the great icon Jacko was and it has been how many days to get him to finally say something Presidential about Iran? How about the lack of comment for an Army Private being gunned down on an American street, while in uniform? I don’t think he’s commented on that murder by a Muslim who already admitted it wasn’t “sudden Jihad,” but planned personal Jihad.

Society has “slipped the anchor” and is adrift…the leader, IMHO, is too.

By: xformed

xformed — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 22:15:08 +0000

To add a little “dark humor” (hang with me for this): What do you think he said when they issued him his 72 female virgins?