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MJ Death Mansion for Sale -- Fans Already Calling
20 minutes ago by TMZ Staff

The Holmby Hills mansion where Michael Jackson overdosed on Propofol and died is back on the market for a cool $28 mil -- but the owners are asking for roughly $10 million less than they did before MJ kicked the bucket.


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The 17,171 square foot home on Carolwood Drive -- which includes 7 bedrooms, a 7-car garage, and 13 toilets -- was officially put up for sale on Monday ... with an asking price of $28,995,000.

Sources close to the estate tell TMZ that several MJ fans have already expressed interest -- possibly in an attempt to get a sneak peek inside -- but the owners have required all potential buyers to go through an "extensive pre-qualifying check" before they can even walk in the door.

Back in 2008, the property owner -- Ed Hardy CEO Hubert Guez -- tried selling the place for $38 million ... but when that didn't work out, he agreed to let MJ live in the home while he rehearsed for the "This Is It" tour.

According to RealEstalker.com, Guez had recently tried to rent out the property for $300,000 per month ... but ultimately decided he would try and get rid of it all together, with the discounted price tag.

So far, it's unclear if Guez is entertaining any serious offers.

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EDIT: The image didn't go in how I wanted...Will have to learn how to do that :)
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I don't know the expression "kicked the bucket"..is it disrespectful? Does it mean died? Sorry for my ignorance  :oops:
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I don't know the expression "kicked the bucket"..is it disrespectful? Does it mean died? Sorry for my ignorance  :oops:

it's a colloquial way to say that someone died. not disrespectful, really, but just a term in spoken language. pretty unusual for journalists to write it like that, but this is tmz... ;)

 :mrgreen:

edit: just noticed the entry line: '...where michael jackson overdosed on propofol and died...'. when you klick the 'kicked the bucket line', it leads you to the original article from june 25, 2009 (2:20 pdt!) saying that he suffered cardiac arrest and died in the hospital. now they officially have two versions themselves, it seems...i don't remember them using that expression 'overdosed on propofol' before...also, it usually sounds like self-inflicted when you write 'died from an overdose'. is it like tmz playing around with the different versions of 'how mike died' now?

 :mrgreen:
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just because it\'s in print, doesn\'t mean it\'s the gospel - mj 2003

i have incredible disguises, i can fool my own mother - mj 1988

...details at eleven...

wear something green!

proud member of the army of l.o.v.e!

Yes Trublu, it is slang meaning someone has died.  It's more insensitive than disrespectful, I think.  Although, in the context of Michael, I'm a little offended that they use that phrase.  That's just me.
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I don't know the expression "kicked the bucket"..is it disrespectful? Does it mean died? Sorry for my ignorance  :oops:

it's a colloquial way to say that someone died. not disrespectful, really, but just a term in spoken language. pretty unusual for journalists to write it like that, but this is tmz... ;)

 :mrgreen:


Thank you so much :)
Then the comments at the bottom of the page are a bit strange. I thought maybe it referred to suicide after reading one of the comments saying that Murray killed him and that he didn't 'kick the bucket'.
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Yes Trublu, it is slang meaning someone has died.  It's more insensitive than disrespectful, I think.  Although, in the context of Michael, I'm a little offended that they use that phrase.  That's just me.

I see CantGetEnoughMJ , thank you for your explanation.
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The 17,171 square foot home on Carolwood Drive -- which includes 7 bedrooms, a 7-car garage, and 13 toilets -- was officially put up for sale on Monday

I SEE LOTS OF SEVENS THERE!  777777
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~Souza~



TS BIAS...
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Why would the house be going for cheaper now?? This is a strange story I think  :?
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~Souza~

BTW, that house is ridiculously gorgeous.
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Beautiful house:























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Quote from: "~Souza~"


TS BIAS...


WOW  :shock:
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Quote from: "~Souza~"
BTW, that house is ridiculously gorgeous.

it is, i just don't get that 'old furniture'-thing most americans seem to have going. i have american family (totally normal ppl) and they're all into that stuff, too...it's almost overloaded with all that plushy furniture. then again, it's all in the same style. so altogether, i fully agree with you.  :mrgreen:
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just because it\'s in print, doesn\'t mean it\'s the gospel - mj 2003

i have incredible disguises, i can fool my own mother - mj 1988

...details at eleven...

wear something green!

proud member of the army of l.o.v.e!

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Quote from: "tabloidburn"
edit: just noticed the entry line: '...where michael jackson overdosed on propofol and died...'. when you klick the 'kicked the bucket line', it leads you to the original article from june 25, 2009 (2:20 pdt!) saying that he suffered cardiac arrest and died in the hospital. now they officially have two versions themselves, it seems...i don't remember them using that expression 'overdosed on propofol' before...also, it usually sounds like self-inflicted when you write 'died from an overdose'. is it like tmz playing around with the different versions of 'how mike died' now?

 :mrgreen:

Maybe they are referring to suicide? Here You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login it says:

"One theory as to why, albeit with little evidence to support it, is that the phrase originates from the notion that people hanged themselves by standing on a bucket with a noose around their neck and then kicking the bucket away. "

But then goes on to say that it doesn't refer to suicide. It  is a strange saying for a non-native to understand!   :? :lol:
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TS BIAS...

Well that is pretty clearly spelled out for us! wow.
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