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by GIMNEPIWO » Thu Jun 25, 2009 7:07 pm

He was a freaking child molester ... give me a break ... Ed M. had class as a 2nd string banana ... Farah was the pin up gal for a generation ...
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by Whizzer86 » Thu Jun 25, 2009 7:53 pm

Tucson wrote:And Ed McMahon, makes 3.

I liked all 3 of them, actually. MJ was such a good showman and vocalist. He is sort of the King of my age group.


Bob Wills is still the king. MJ might have been the princess of your age group?
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by THE MAD-DOG » Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:30 pm

The king of strange...that's for sure...!!!
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by anonlooker » Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:37 pm

Skarp wrote:None of these people are remotely newsworthy, IMO.


It might considered newsworthy that mankind's first transracial experiment has failed.
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by Joe » Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:52 pm

Skarp wrote:None of these people are remotely newsworthy, IMO.


Not newsworthy???

You mean all those lonely nights in 1975 with that FF poster meant nothing?

Oh yes my friend...very newsworthy ;)
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by DonnieS » Fri Jun 26, 2009 6:17 am

Joe wrote:
Skarp wrote:None of these people are remotely newsworthy, IMO.


Not newsworthy???

You mean all those lonely nights in 1975 with that FF poster meant nothing?

Oh yes my friend...very newsworthy ;)


76,77,78,79...

It was very newsworthy here in Corpus, this is her home town. Worked with/for her high school and college sweetie, fun guy who married someone that had strangely enough, resembled Farrah, though the guy's wife is a sweetheart. Seems like she was in the Cotton Bowl pageantry back when. Back during the heyday, reporters coming in trying to get interviews with him, but he avoided them, wanting to not say anything that could be twisted by the press. He asked her people how to handle it, they just said - say nothing. Us guys in the office, being the also cool guys that we were, on a quiet day would place anonymous calls to the reporters, announcing 'xxxx wants to make a statement - he will meet you in the parking lot'. They would show up, he would drive in, and have to work though them while we are up in a second floor window laughing. He still probably doesnt know who the jerks were.
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by Sftbll4ever » Fri Jun 26, 2009 6:20 am

Tucson wrote:And Ed McMahon, makes 3.

I liked all 3 of them, actually. MJ was such a good showman and vocalist. He is sort of the King of my age group.


Actually it was 4; David Carradine was the first to go in this group.

As much as MJ was a freak, you have to give the guy props for what he single handily did to the music industry. He was a great artist!!
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by DonnieS » Fri Jun 26, 2009 6:39 am

He would be a great subject for a study by the behaviour scientists types - to try to figure out what tips these super stars in their field into the super wierd, Howard Hughes, Michael Jackson.
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by Joe » Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:05 am

DonnieS wrote:It was very newsworthy here in Corpus, this is her home town.


Donnie...

Flour Bluff High 1977. My dad was stationed at CCAD (CCNAS).
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by DonnieS » Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:25 am

Joe wrote:
DonnieS wrote:It was very newsworthy here in Corpus, this is her home town.


Donnie...

Flour Bluff High 1977. My dad was stationed at CCAD (CCNAS).


Tuloso Midway 1970. Hopefully you reside in a cooler climate now.
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