Nevertheless that slam means one less visitor to your blog who can then tell others. More doors, more asses, more slams. Do the math and don't forget to launder your white sheets.

Nevertheless that slam means one less visitor to your blog who can then tell others. More doors, more asses, more slams. Do the math and don't forget to launder your white sheets.

Nevertheless that slam means one less visitor to your blog who can then tell others. More doors, more asses, more slams. Do the math and don't forget to launder your white sheets.

Let's also remember, the key word when you refer to Michael's alleged drug overdose is still “alleged”, and he was acquited of all pedophilic charges(the tone of your writing heavily suggests you feel otherwise).

I can understand the need to see things for what they are amidst all the media hoopla, since Michael Jackson was no saint. Yet he did more good for people in this world(We Are The World and numerous other charitable acts) than many others have in 5 decades on this earth. It would be nice if people could try and remember that.

Seriously though, whenever he did a TV appearance, or one of his videos premiered, or was even IN A TV COMMERCIAL, it wasnt just something coming on TV, it was a fucking EVENT, and everyone talked about it the next day as if it were the biggest story in the world, and in reality, it really was. You really don't see shit like that anymore.

I kept a scrapbook back then of every article and picture I could find, and I'm pretty sure its buried in my grandparents' garage someplace, I really need to dig it out sometime. I remember having posters on my wall; making lists, trying to name every MJ song that existed; writing out the lyrics to “Thriller” to take into my classmates the following day; getting trivia books and just learning every fact I could about him. My cassette copies of (yes, cassettes, remember those, folks?) Thriller and Jacksons Live got so warped from me playing them sooo much. In fact, Victory was the first tape I actually owned. I still have Triumph and Off the Wall on vinyl. To say he was a huge influence on my love of music is an understatement. He was probably THE biggest influence. Everything he did, from Jackson 5 era up through Dangerous, had such a profound impact on me and is probably why I love music as much as I do, and probably why I am a DJ.

Weird.