> kujebak wrote:
> > That’s it. I’ve had it. It’s not that no news is good
> > news. There is plenty of other news, some of it pretty
> > disturbing, but none of it seems to matter now that
> > the “King of Pop” is so suddenly, and so … geez,
> > inexplicably dead. And I’m afraid this is not even the
> > end the beginning :-) The toxicology tests were said
> > to take four to six weeks!!! I don’t think I’ll be able
> > to deal with another 24-hour “Natalee” style news
> > coverage for that long. Seriously.
> > So in defense of sanity I thought of humor as a way
> > of immune response, a psychological vaccine if you
> > will, to all this Jacko sensory overload. I am sure there
> > are tons of jokes out there, in all corners of the world,
> > and in all languages, lampooning the grotesque per-
> > sonality of Michael Jackson.
> > Here’s one to begin:
> > What’s fun about making out with twenty five year
> > olds?
> > There are twenty of them :-)
> Well it's not like somebody forces you to watch the news with a gun
> pointed at your head, is it.
Since "Hope and Change" was hoisted to the White > Ehm, anyway.
> I only know one MJ joke and it's better said in Sovak, in my opinion.
> It was popular when those scary shots of Michael's face first appeared,
> after many plastic surgeries he had undergone.
> "- Aky je rozdiel medzi Beatles a Michaelom Jacksonom?
> - Beatles sa uz rozpadli."
For the benefit of our English-only participants, I will