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[Chyros]

Ion Cannon!, on 26 Jun 2009, 3:10, said:

Chyros, on 26 Jun 2009, 2:09, said:

So, she's dead?

R.I.P. - requiescat in pace.

Yes, I posted this exact same message on the SWR forums as well. So?

She? Real constructive post there Chyros... - Your both ruining my flow..

Sorry, now that I read it over, that really didn't come out the way I meant it, since it is obviously prone to being misunderstood. I apologise.

Edited by Chyros, 26 June 2009 - 14:24.

[Brad]

Sad to see a good performer die.

What really annoys me is the amount of insensitive pricks celebrating it.

[Fincer]

Just three words: R.I.P.

Sad things happening around there. Jackson was a great entertainer for many people though I don't actually care about his personal production myself. He were just too overpressured by all publicity and expectations. Like, as I read, five extra concerts should have been organized by the request of thousands and thousands fans. Not forgetting speculations about his child exploits. Guys, that's quite much to carry for a man. A man who changed the world at his part in music world. Even a man can change the world, if he's gifted enough. Michael did, and that's the achievement everyone should respect though he had some questionable businnesses in his life.

- Fincer, Command & Conquer Generals: Situation Zero Founder and Leader

[Z_mann]

I... don't really know what to say. This has come as a bit of a shock.

[Rai]

If you would look at all Michael Jackson related videos there is always a 100% chance that you would find a R.I.P M.J./RIP from *insert name of country here*.

[WNxMastrefubu]

He was an amazing performer. and thats why people all over the world are mourning him. regardless off the scandals he was involved him. he was a geat performer. and thats all that matters.
RIP

[BeefJeRKy]

Brad, on 26 Jun 2009, 17:59, said:

Sad to see a good performer die.

What really annoys me is the amount of insensitive pricks celebrating it.

Indeed. It's surprising how many people insensitively insult his memory when I talk to my friends.

[Sgt. Nuker]

Rather shocking I must say, and I know I'm replying a tad late to this thread, but as I was on my way to Louisiana when Michael died (Sitting in the Atlanta airport to be exact), I was shocked nonetheless. Michael was an outright shocker to say the very least, as he died on the same day that Farah Fawcett passed (which, sad to say, we sort of expected her to pass on). Before Michael expired, Ed McMahon passed. And now, as some of you may know, TV pitchman Billy Mays has joined the host of stars moving on from this life. They say that the death of stars happens in 3's, but the way I see it, it's happened in 4's this time. Two shockers (Michael and Billy), and two somewhat expected (Farah and Ed). Time waits for no (wo)man, and it appears the Reaper cares not who he ferries beyond.

Edited by Warboss Nooka, 30 June 2009 - 22:26.

[BeefJeRKy]

Nooka do you follow Philip De Franco on YT? Somehow what you said really reminded of what he said regarding the subject.

[Sgt. Nuker]

No, and to be honest, I've never heard of the man until now. Never knew he had a Youtube channel either.

[BeefJeRKy]

I guess you just used some expression I've never heard of.

[Sgt. Nuker]

Which expression? The fact that stars/celebrities tend to die in 3's?

[BeefJeRKy]

Yeah

[WNxMastrefubu]

Billies Mays died too. RIP. such a good salesman