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Hey ...I just realized that the last name of Jackie Kennedy when she died was... Jackie Kennedy-Onassis. Aristote Onassis was her last husband... A book about Aristote Onassis' life has been written.... his title is NEMESIS .... look for its definition. This is really interesting....What do you think about it ?
There is nothing new, TIAI (thisisalsoit.com) is TS and TS IS a member on this forum, the one who founded thisisalsoit.com and he IS posting here his updates and many of the redirects are to posts from this forum, because thisisalsoit.com IS part of the hoax side.
Quote from: "PEPSMAN"Hey ...I just realized that the last name of Jackie Kennedy when she died was... Jackie Kennedy-Onassis. Aristote Onassis was her last husband... A book about Aristote Onassis' life has been written.... his title is NEMESIS .... look for its definition. This is really interesting....What do you think about it ?Revenge?
Quote from: "_Anna_"There is nothing new, TIAI (thisisalsoit.com) is TS and TS IS a member on this forum, the one who founded thisisalsoit.com and he IS posting here his updates and many of the redirects are to posts from this forum, because thisisalsoit.com IS part of the hoax side.What I do not understand is Sony telling that there will be a "This is also it" movie and that nothing else that this hurringtonpost talks about it !And could you tell me why thisisalsoit redirects us to this article about Jackie Kennedy ?
Onassis was Greek, and the Greek Goddess Nemesis is the one for retributive justice, revenge and fortune.Soooo, where are we heading to?
Posted: October 28, 2009 05:23 PM Sony to Release This Is It Sequel, This Is Also ItCelebrating the box office returns of its posthumous Michael Jackson film This Is It, Sony Pictures announced today that it would release a sequel titled This Is Also It."When we put together This Is It, we thought it was it, but it turns out it wasn't it," said Sony spokesperson Carol Foyler.The success of the Jackson film -- along with the debut of a startling DirecTV ad starring the late Chris Farley and the continuing airing of commercials starring the late Billy Mays -- has sent entertainment industry insiders scrambling to exploit the careers of other dead celebrities."Dead is the new black," said Buddy Schlantz, a talent agent and longtime observer of the Hollywood scene. "Walter Cronkite can write his own ticket now."Elsewhere, the FAA said that airline passengers should be concerned if their pilot attempts to friend them during a flight. here.
