has jacko lost the plot???
20 November 2002, 10:29 PM
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He hasn't been in his skull for a long time. The "King of Pop" is extremely unstable. No parent in their right mind would whip their kid over the edge of a balcony like that.
Did you see how he did it? He didn't even get the child totally out first time so he gave it a second go.
What the f??k !!! If that was some bloke from (substitute your city/town/village here), he'd have been arrested...and rightly so.
Guy's a ******* nutcase, and there should be laws put out preventing him from being close to children or from sources to heat.
Did you see how he did it? He didn't even get the child totally out first time so he gave it a second go.
What the f??k !!! If that was some bloke from (substitute your city/town/village here), he'd have been arrested...and rightly so.
Guy's a ******* nutcase, and there should be laws put out preventing him from being close to children or from sources to heat.
21 November 2002, 12:11 AM
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my point is that every day I see "Loving parents" putting their children at extreme risk by letting them ride in cars without safety belts on... About as sensible as jacko's stunt.
my point is that every day I see "Loving parents" putting their children at extreme risk by letting them ride in cars without safety belts on... About as sensible as jacko's stunt.
21 November 2002, 08:58 AM
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Did anyone hear Uri 'defending' Micheal on Radio 1 yesterday morning?
Was going on about Micheal got caught up in the moment, as the fans outside were chanting his name.
Was going on about Micheal got caught up in the moment, as the fans outside were chanting his name.
21 November 2002, 09:08 AM
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Luke,
Yes, many people let their children ride in the car without seatbelts. And many neglect their children. And I wouldn't defend them.
Very fewparents, however, no matter how bad, would willingly (and in full knowledge of the danger)dangle them over a balcony just for publicity/cos they felt like it. If they did, I'd expect them to face some stiff questioning from the police/social services at the evry least.
Never liked the music, always disliked the man. Now I see what he's doing with his children (what's going on with the veils, by the way) I'm disgusted.
bros
Yes, many people let their children ride in the car without seatbelts. And many neglect their children. And I wouldn't defend them.
Very fewparents, however, no matter how bad, would willingly (and in full knowledge of the danger)dangle them over a balcony just for publicity/cos they felt like it. If they did, I'd expect them to face some stiff questioning from the police/social services at the evry least.
Never liked the music, always disliked the man. Now I see what he's doing with his children (what's going on with the veils, by the way) I'm disgusted.
bros
21 November 2002, 09:21 AM
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He should be locked up.!!
I agree with Luke though, if you have unrestrained kids in the back of your car, they will end up in a similar state to Jacko's kiddie if he had actually let go.
Fancy giving your kids the same name, Prince Micheal Junior& Prince Micheal II.
[Edited by Andy Hall - 11/21/2002 9:22:02 AM]
I agree with Luke though, if you have unrestrained kids in the back of your car, they will end up in a similar state to Jacko's kiddie if he had actually let go.
Fancy giving your kids the same name, Prince Micheal Junior& Prince Micheal II.
[Edited by Andy Hall - 11/21/2002 9:22:02 AM]
21 November 2002, 09:56 AM
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertain...iz/2498329.stm
""The word dangling is what I would like to look into. I don't see a picture where he is dangling the child dangerously, I see him holding (him) up above a railing for the press to say hello to his kid," she said."
""The word dangling is what I would like to look into. I don't see a picture where he is dangling the child dangerously, I see him holding (him) up above a railing for the press to say hello to his kid," she said."
21 November 2002, 10:03 AM
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my point is that every day I see "Loving parents" putting their children at extreme risk by letting them ride in cars without safety belts on... About as sensible as jacko's stunt.
21 November 2002, 10:52 AM
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From todays Telegraph:
"Michael Jackson's suitability as a parent was further called into question yesterday after he was photographed at Berlin Zoo with two children, believed to be his older son and daughter, with their faces shrouded."
What interests me is the colour of all three of his kids skin, if he's their father how is it that they're all whiter than white?
"Michael Jackson's suitability as a parent was further called into question yesterday after he was photographed at Berlin Zoo with two children, believed to be his older son and daughter, with their faces shrouded."
What interests me is the colour of all three of his kids skin, if he's their father how is it that they're all whiter than white?
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