R.I.P. Michael Jackson – 1958-2009
by Robb Dunewood | Jun 26, 2009 | BlackBerry | 11 comments
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Many relieved children in SoCal.
many children .. are all trying to bring back the 80’s style and the music back in 2009 . The King of Pop Lives on.. yes all these children have been touched by Michael Jackson, the greatest artist. Kids who haven’t even been born yet know to this day who MJ and his work and are still dancing to his music in these clubs or have it on their IPODS.. hopefully by the end of the year he will accomplish 1 Billion albums sold.. the most albums sold by any ANY!!! artist like Justin Timberlake Usher and Chris Brown… and many more dare to even be on MJ’s level. Only one Michael Jackson.. everyone else follows him .. often duplicated never originated … Michael Jackson.. 19 58-2009
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Robb,
Thanks for editing the mess but sure think you missed the first post which should be removed for being not only the reason for the mess, but also because it completely lacks compassion and/or respect. Did you post the thread for disrespectful cheap shots posts against the deceased? MJ was a great, top notch, American artist, he had problems and may or may not have done acts against the law, all we know officially is he was never convicted of what he was accused of and now bet even you feel it is hardly the time nor the place for Rimarkable’s resident troll to take cheap and disrespectful shots.
“bluehorseshoe 06.26.09 at 3:18 am
Many relieved children in SoCal.”
Robb,
But then again that first post is typical poor, disrespectful posting from this sad individual who uses Rimarkable (and many other sites around the net) as his personal garbage can. It certainly doesn’t take much to see that this sad individual has little control of himself, even someone with a heart of stone should have the basic understanding that being disrespectful to the dead is not cool.
Jackson dies, almost takes Internet with him
http://edition.cnn.com/2009/TECH/06/26/michael.jackson.internet/index.html?iref=mpstoryview
Twitter crashed
Wikipedia seemed to be “temporarily overloaded.”
The Los Angeles Times, the first news organization to confirm Jackson’s death, suffered outages.
“AIM was down for approximately 40 minutes this afternoon.”
@ The Rock 06.26.09 at 5:25 pm
“…..the first post which should be removed…….”
i disagree. the reaction, world wide, to michael’s passing, , speaks for itself.
as for the 1st poster, he’s entitled to his opinion. considering what’s happened, lets focus on michael & not fall prey to distractions.
AT&T activity spike after Michael Jackson’s death
http://www.examiner.com/x-3035-Everyday-People-Examiner~y2009m6d26-ATT-activity-spike-after-Michael-Jacksons-death
“Reportedly, AT&T experienced a record number of texts being sent during the minutes following the news to the tune of 65,000 texts per second.”
Jackson, Inc. Becoming An Online Boom
http://www.cnbc.com/id/31568786
I wonder if MJ ever had the normal kind of life that allowed him to, say, show up at a club with his friends to dance and drink like a normal person. He never did, having burst on the scene as a sensation with no sign of that light dying..and then he did. Unbelievable not just to me but a mass of people: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-10274198-93.html
I agree with the first poster. The million dollar payoffs for silence is suspect. I would not have allowed any child related to me to spend a night with him.
‘I’m better off dead. I’m done’: Michael Jackson’s fateful prediction just a week before his death
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1196009/Im-better-dead-Im-How-Michael-Jackson-predicted-death-months-ago.html