Where were we yesterday?

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We Praise our Media Scapegoats Posthumously—————————————-

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  1. Avatar Jape Prophets

    I feel nothing but scorn for the media, the blogs, and myself at this point. Something just feels wrong.

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  2. Ahfl_icon THX 0477

    Been watching the Michael Jackson coverage, have you? Always amusing me the way we talk deferentially about anyone who has passed on, as though it were more of a sin to speak as ill of them after death as we did while they were alive.

  3. Avatar Jape Prophets

    It just seems like as a society we fucked this guy up, then ripped him for years about how fucked up he was, and we’re all his best friends now?

    I’m ashamed to say that I’ve made Michael Jackson/molestation jokes as early as last week.

    Also I wanted to write a six word challenge, but didn’t want to enter my own contest.

    Jape Prophets

  4. Avatar Marli

    The King who could’nt wear a crown. His music will live on. Just a crazy,immature,beautiful being. He will never grow old.

  5. Avatar N555champ & X-Ninja

    Smooth Criminal was, i mean is, the best Michael Jackson song. Just sayin’. *

  6. Avatar The Fantastic Mr. Fish (LoA)

    I agree. I never saw a Michael Jackson song hit the iTunes top 10 until after he died. Well, I guess that he was before iTunes, but bLAH. idk.

  7. Avatar Sneaky"LoA"Cleazy

    most definitely.

  8. Avatar Centipede Damascus

    I think it mainly comes from the idea that one should not speak ill of the dead.

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