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[MuskratSusie]

 

[MuskratSusie]

 

[MuskratSusie]

 

[MuskratSusie]

 

[MuskratSusie]

Transformers 2

 

[MuskratSusie]

R.I.P. Michael Jackson, The King of Pop.
1958-2009​

 

[ms.tinkerpoo]

no...no man.
i didn't say anything about there being cheese puffs at the cookout.
if you want them, you'll have to bring them.
unless, we go out tomorrow, if anything is open.
you do have cheese puffs right?

 

[Metro West]

 

[MuskratSusie]

 

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[MuskratSusie]

 

[Raven_the_Bird]

http://ittakesmore213.blogspot.com/

 

[MuskratSusie]

 

[MuskratSusie]

 

[Raven_the_Bird]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W71x15xrqv0

 

[MuskratSusie]

It's because it was such a tragic death, and he's so famous that his fans are mourning the death of someone they loved to listen to, buy merchendise from, and whatever else you can think of. It's just how life goes, people will mourn the loss of their Idol.

That's just how I see it.

 

[MuskratSusie]

It still shouldn't matter, people will still mourn over someone who was famous, no matter if they knew them or not. Ed McMahon was really old and had died (Television Host and Comedian), the fans of Farrah Fawcett knew she'd go soon enough from fighting the cencer she had. Those two people died on the same day as Michael Jackson. Yes, it's sad that nobody really notices these people, but you have to remember that these two people's deaths were expected. For Michael Jackson and Billy Mays, they weren't expected deaths, and the most populist one right now and forever will be is Michael Jackson's death. He was an entertainer, a musician who created the MoonWalk, so much music that people all over the world will forever listen to and so on. Michael Jackson's legacy will forever live on in people's hearts and minds.

Again, this is just how I see it.

 

[MuskratSusie]

http://www.imeem.com/michaeljackson

 

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