Well now that its over...

[Alex Djaferis]

Whats your favorite Michael Jackson song?

and what are your views on the verdict?

[marrost]

I don't even wanna hear about him. People care too much about this shit.

[SkaBum14]

I don't know about any of that, but did anyone see the lady release the doves when he was walking out of the courthouse? That was hilarious.

[marrost]

But I do love Thriller.

I don't know about any of that, but did anyone see the lady release the doves when he was walking out of the courthouse? That was hilarious.
Hahaha that's awesome.

[Shellular]

I don't know about any of that, but did anyone see the lady release the doves when he was walking out of the courthouse? That was hilarious.
HAHAAH yes best thing ever.

[Samuel]

i didnt see that

what channel were yall watching

[Alex Djaferis]

I don't know about any of that, but did anyone see the lady release the doves when he was walking out of the courthouse? That was hilarious.

are you serious? thats fucken hilarious!

[IAmCountryMusic]

billy jean and i think the pedo should have gone to jail

[IcedOpethBlind]

Billie Jean or The Way You Make Me Feel

[punklet2101]

I don't know about any of that, but did anyone see the lady release the doves when he was walking out of the courthouse? That was hilarious.
bahahahaha!!!!! (that was me)

I love moonwalking. :love:

[SkaBum14]

"Michael Jackson's music wasn't even allowed to be played -- legally, anyway -- when Ms. Garmani left her homeland of Iran 23 years ago.

"At the time I was there, there was no music," she said. "With that government there was no joy, so there was no music."

In her new home Ms. Garmani can listen to as much Michael Jackson as she can stand, and that's a lot. "I'm a huge fan."

It's that devotion, and a good job, that enabled Ms. Garmani to stop off in Santa Maria as long as it takes to see Mr. Jackson through the conclusion of the trial.

"This is the most crucial time of his life and this is the time that he needs us the most."

When it's all said and done, Ms. Garmani said, she will release a white dove for every not-guilty verdict.

The doves came from a man in Lompoc and they accompany Ms. Garmani to the courthouse each day. "The guy wanted $150, but because I was so excited to find them I gave him $200," she said.

A small price to pay to show her support.

If the jurors find the singer not guilty on all charges, Ms. Garmani will release 10 doves.

Another two symbolizing the singer himself will also be set free.

And if the jury rules against the singer?

"If I can not release any of them," Ms. Garmani said, "I would be devastated."

[punklet2101]

"Michael Jackson's music wasn't even allowed to be played -- legally, anyway -- when Ms. Garmani left her homeland of Iran 23 years ago.

"At the time I was there, there was no music," she said. "With that government there was no joy, so there was no music."

In her new home Ms. Garmani can listen to as much Michael Jackson as she can stand, and that's a lot. "I'm a huge fan."

It's that devotion, and a good job, that enabled Ms. Garmani to stop off in Santa Maria as long as it takes to see Mr. Jackson through the conclusion of the trial.

"This is the most crucial time of his life and this is the time that he needs us the most."

When it's all said and done, Ms. Garmani said, she will release a white dove for every not-guilty verdict.

The doves came from a man in Lompoc and they accompany Ms. Garmani to the courthouse each day. "The guy wanted $150, but because I was so excited to find them I gave him $200," she said.

A small price to pay to show her support.

If the jurors find the singer not guilty on all charges, Ms. Garmani will release 10 doves.

Another two symbolizing the singer himself will also be set free.

And if the jury rules against the singer?

"If I can not release any of them," Ms. Garmani said, "I would be devastated."
That's so funny

[Vanity__Dearest]

"man in the mirror".

[LongShotJake]

wow....well i've had enough of this crap myself, for some god-awful reason i sat in front of the tv yesterday watching the news on the verdict. thats about enough for me.

[Jra1]

he possessed child porn, surely that's enough to put him in jail anyway?

and probably Billy Jean

[Vanity__Dearest]

....in other news, michael jackson has opened up a daycare :)

[Alex Djaferis]

....in other news, michael jackson has opened up a daycare :)

imagine that. lol.

[Trainsaw]

thriller, i didn't think they had enough evidence to convict him but i do think he's done some weird shit, i know there are some fucked up people in this world but people don't accuse someone of something this big for nothing, mind you this wasn't a lawsuit so the only thing that would have happened is Jackson would have went to jail. The family would not have gotten any money off of this at all, perhaps a civil suit after the fact but still.