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« on: March 20, 2012, 09:20:51 AM »
I love this kid. May i adopt him? LOL......Is so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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« on: March 11, 2012, 01:24:00 AM »
@PureLove, you're right. Thank you for sharing this with us. I appreciate you very much. I hug you. Now give me one big smile with teeth  ......love you.
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« on: March 11, 2012, 01:21:18 AM »
@Diggyon, Im sorry, really sorry for what happened to you.I understand you. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Everything will be alright. Don't worry hon, you're strong enough to make this, through on this. I believe in you.
Hold my hand. bearhug
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« on: March 11, 2012, 12:54:58 AM »
The family members talk post memorial
"I was really proud, People said to me that Michael's daughter speaking really gave them a sense of how he was as a father, in her words. Paris is incredibly smart; they are all so smart. She's a sweet girl. The kids are doing well. They're with all their cousins; that family love will keep them going. [… ] I always wanted to have my mother's [Katherine Jackson] strength, but I didn't know if it was really there. But a few years back, something happened and I learned that I did. I'm not going to mention it [her brother’s trial ended with his vindication], but we all know what it is. And now, coming off all this, it's even beyond that. I was just focused on my job at that moment within my family. Now at least I know that I can step up to the plate and not crumble when I'm needed. When it comes to something like this that is so, so serious, so painful, so traumatic, I can handle it. […] "My brother is, I mean was...you have to forgive me, because it's really hard to believe he's passed. He'd have the same red shirt, the same black pants, the same white T-shirt. Mike was very simple. When I was 14 years old, I would shop for him. [Michael was then 21 and a megastar.] I washed his clothes, cleaned his room. When Mother would go out of town, she'd say, 'I'm leaving you in charge. Take care of Mike.' I would head home from school, see what he needed, then go straight to the stores. You know something else? He loved to wear his shoes all the way down. His penny loafers would have huge holes in the bottom. We had so much fun back then. We would organize our days together. […] Michael was a big brother. He was always very protective of me. He loved to laugh. The last time we were together, he'd laugh so hard, he would just start crying. Sometimes his humor would be corny, sometimes dry. He loved the Three Stooges, he loved slapstick, he loved Eddie Murphy in his silly comedies. He loved to have fun. He loved to play. […] (if given one more day with my brother, I would) relive that moment we had when we were kids, do our little run: We’d wake up, feed the animals, spend the entire day together. [… ] It's so beyond (his music). I can't even begin. It's on so many different levels. Bringing light and love and happiness. He's just got so much love, and so much heart, and so much power through his music. Children and his love for children. People have told me, 'I am an American citizen because of your brother.' He wrote them a letter or something. He was just that giving, loving person. […] And is. I hope people get a glimpse of him now, some sort of picture. […] You know, I never look back on what I've done unless I'm asked. You need to stop and enjoy it. Think about everything you've done, all that you've accomplished. […]”
[Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson’s sister, American recording artist and actress - interviewed by Harper’s Bazaar fashion magazine; source: You are not allowed to view links.
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Always spoken of in present tense.
“The tragedy of my brother’s death is still with me. But in his death, I have found a mission for my life. My existence is now dedicated to spreading Michael’s message. Michael had a unique place in the world. He not only did good, but taught others how to do the same. This only magnifies his loss to the world.
I want to make people aware of the humanitarian side of Michael. I want to show them how his true emphasis wasn’t music, or performing; it was improving the world. Understand this, and you begin to understand the essence of who my brother was. Michael wanted to help people see the problems that are destroying our world. That’s what he was about, and what HIS upcoming shows were about. He was trying to teach through his lyrics, video and performance. He wanted to use every part of himself to show us what we are capable of becoming. His goal was to demonstrate to people that if we all just try to make world a better place, it will be.
Michael did charity work all his life – since we first started performing as the Jackson 5. He quickly learned talent alone means nothing – it’s what you do with it that really matters. What are you doing to make things better for other people? In grasping this, Michael found his purpose: Entertain and educate at the same time. Michael grew to understand why the world is in the state it is. He would ask “Why?” but not get trapped in trying to find reasons for each and every problem. His aim was finding solutions. His message was about solutions. Michael’s day-to-day thought process was: “How do I make the world a better place?” He dedicated his existence to responding to this question, and to giving a voice to those who can’t speak out for themselves. Man in the Mirror, We are the World, Will You Be There – all these songs put forward a simple but powerful message: If someone is hungry, give them food, but also help them become self-sufficient. Michael taught us that when you do good, you start with the individual, then move onto a family, a neighborhood, a village, a nation.
Michael always looked for the good in people, but he also wanted people to understand him, and what he was here for. This made the ridicule he endured so much harder to bear. How can someone who gave so much, be the subject of so much hate? Why is it, the more blessed we are, the tougher our times are destined to be? My brother wasn’t a threat to anyone. He was at peace, and his peaceful state was a blessing from God. Michael was given the rare talent to entertain, sing and perform. But the true blessing God gave him was the ability to use his talents to do good for others. Michael’s songs inspired us to do better. That was his true gift.
We still feel Michael’s loss. But what will happen as time passes? What will happen to Michael’s real purpose for being? Who can carry on Michael’s work selflessly, without ulterior motive? Nations and governments are capable of good deeds, but those good deeds are too often done to exert control over others. Michael never wanted to control anybody, he only wanted to spread happiness and joy. Michael supported over 30 different charities. Most people, even the most generous, focus their efforts on just a handful. But Michael was different. He would personally check every charity he supported. He’d examine their track records make sure they did what they said they would do.
Michael’s generosity extended beyond the charities he supported. When a girl needed a liver transplant and no one wanted to pay for it, Michael took care of it. No fanfare, no publicity. There are so many cases like this! Many of them, I myself, am just beginning to learn about. Every time Michael traveled to another country, he would devote time to visiting hospitals, orphanages, cancer patients. That was his calling. In every corner of the globe, this was his routine. The world needs to know this is who he was. Because while there were always cameras following him, the media didn’t tell the story of his caring and compassion. They only wanted to sensationalize him. Michael didn’t care if we knew everything he did for people, because God knows. God knows his intentions, and knows the results. I know my brother is in a very secure, serene, peaceful place. When we live on earth, we are judged not only by who we are, but also by what we do for others. When we leave, we take the good and bad deeds with us. Michael took nothing but good deeds with him.
Michael and I were raised to believe there is a Supreme Being. Having success told us God had a plan for us. Michael used his success in a positive way. He knew that it’s not what you get from others, it’s what you do for others. We all achieve things in life, but the greatest achievement is doing God’s work. Michael was a man of God because he was doing His work. Eternal life is the ultimate reward from God – and Michael has eternal life.”
[Jermaine Jackson, brother of Michael Jackson, singer: source: You are not allowed to view links.
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...] We’ve lost an incredible person, Barbara, and I don't think we'll find a person as talented, a person who thought the way he thought. A person with the heart that Michael has, Barbara. People aren't that way anymore. He’s special. He wasn't God, but he was certainly God-like. He was the closest thing to a god that I knew. And I’m gonna miss that.”
[La Toya Jackson, Michael Jackson’s sister, American singer-songwriter, author, actress – interview with ABC’s Barbara Walters 20/20: source: You are not allowed to view links.
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“He was a great father to his kids, you know?...(The children) are doing wonderful, I just saw them right before I came right here (for the launch of This Is It DVD in Australia, March, 2010), and I told them I was coming, they wanted to come with me. ‘Uncle Jackie, can we come?’ I said ‘No, you gotta stay in school’, so…[…] He loved his fans. He loved children, people, he loved his fans, he treated his fans the best, ‘cause he knew without the fans, he wouldn’t be where he is today.”
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Jackie says without the fans MJ wouldn't be where he is today. :? I'm sure you were talking in regards to success and not being 'dead' Jackie.
Of course present tense. He didn't died. bearhug
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« on: March 09, 2012, 08:11:26 AM »
@Diggyon, here, hold my hand, and everything will be alright. I hug you and i"m here for you, Hug for you.
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« on: March 09, 2012, 07:59:34 AM »
Simpa, short question: didn´t you mention a hand appearing in the video chat with Pearl (the one with the Romanian castle subject)?
I was in Pearl's chat, when one guy, his name was "It's just me", put his hand on cam, and someone take ca screenshot. is the same hand.
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« on: March 09, 2012, 12:52:05 AM »
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There's no "deep" reason why I'm quoting this ...it's just that today I was giving myself a treat with MJ Bucharest 1992 concert and while watching it I was thinking for myself that MJ really REALLY liked to DANCE. Even with the risk of sacrificing the quality of his voice in concert.
Why he loved so much to dance?
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I believe it gives him inner peace. In every imaginable way.
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I think it gives him joy. You can see on his face when he's dancing he does it with so much pleasure, with all his being. It's his second nature.
I think Michael likes to dance more than he likes to sing. I feel like somehow singing is more for the world while dancing is more for himself. And I believe he also likes very much to observe people.
And I believe he is the "monster" from Threatened who can feel every emotion. He has a special ability for this. Well this is at least what I think. When on stage he's in control of the audience because he can feel the audience but that's only half of it, he can feel the audience and he can also play with them as he likes.
I like to watch him dancing, performing because I think this is when I have a chance to "catch" him unguarded, to understand him better but, the funny thing is that every time I try to pay attention to him in concert and try to thinkk about him I end up the same way, meaning I get caught in his performance and I forget why I started watching in the first place. His magic is infinetly stronger than my poor attempts to "analyse" him geek/ :lol:
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Oh, i understand perfectly what you said. I like to looke at him how dance, and how he move, every moves. You're funny.....in the end you forgot why you start to watch? LOL
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« on: March 08, 2012, 07:03:34 AM »
Ohhhh, what can be more beautifful then this men? i tell you what: NOTHING.
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« on: March 07, 2012, 11:06:15 PM »
@BeTheChance....Thank you for this info.
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« on: March 07, 2012, 10:58:23 PM »
This thread it's perfect for me, I LOVE THIS, but i think i must hold for myself what i think before this will be block, it's to nice ad beautiful thread to be blocked. But i'm happy to see s many like me
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« on: March 07, 2012, 10:48:30 PM »
This is it but it is not the final curtain! love it!
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« on: March 07, 2012, 11:55:45 AM »
anyway this is how my screen looks now 
I love this /bravo/
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« on: March 07, 2012, 03:33:06 AM »
@Think, you're right. That's why he is very mysterios guy. But i really doubt it's our Michael.
I'm sorry for the link, because don't work. Try to find him on facebook after his name, you'll find him with his pic oh his profile.
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« on: March 07, 2012, 02:55:59 AM »
@Think, i know hon, it's very strange this guy. This is his facebook page. (I hope i can post the link here) You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: March 07, 2012, 02:15:04 AM »
@Crina - Considering that video is only from a year ago, I don't call that old.
I've done a search for local dancers: He doesn't come up at all! "John Edwards" as a 66 year old dancer, doesn't appear to exist.
I'm sorry, you're right, is not that old. my mistake. When i said old i mean, old for me because i made some research and i look so many times at him, LOL.
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