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Screw Michael, what Killed "Bill"?!?!

Sat Jun 27, 2009, 10:32 AM
  • Listening to: The Mars Volta - Octahedron
  • Reading: Star Wars: Splinter of the Mind's Eye
  • Playing: TalesOfVesperia,DestroyAllHumans:PathOfTheFuron
  • Eating: Bacon and Tuna Sub
  • Drinking: Minute Maid Lemonade
But, wow! Now that's something i've always felt would never happen in my lifetime ... Michael Jackson dying.

Even though he is decades older than me, and logically, barring accidents, he would die before i do - but you know ... he's just always BEEN there... *Crash Test Dummies plays in the background*

Well, i don't mean he's been there FOR me - i was never really a fan, but not a hater, just a casual "laugh at the weirdo" kinda thing - but you know?

But i'm still wondering when i'll ever find out what happened to David Carradine, now that Michael Jackson's going to be on every cover of every Magazine for the next 4 years ... please let his death not be another Princess Di thing ... (I do not try to make jokes about his death - but with his character, it's almost inevitable - but i'm not taking any cheap shots... for now).

I just want to know what Killed "Bill"! Have they finished their investigation yet, have they released anything new? I don't read or watch news very often, and try my damnedest to avoid "Entertainment News" at all costs (why do those shows always have to be so friggin' loud?!?!)

Again, i was never a "true fan" of David Carradine, but after seeing the Kill Bill movies i came to have a bit of a respect for him - the way he was able to coldly, AND warmly play the character of Bill. I know he's a legend of some sort, on some old Kung Fu TV series, but i haven't seen any of them - so, older guys, and guys who are fans of that TV series, feel free to call me a poser - i just like David Carradine because of Kill Bill.

It still makes me more interested in him than in Michael Jackson, that poor train-wreck - or if the molestation stuff WAS true, then good riddance.

He really wasn't all that special, musically. He made some huge hits in the 80s - that i do enjoy - but after that he stopped being relevant, except to the fans from the 80s who indoctrinated their kids into his 80s material. He had a huge fanbase, though, which kinda confuses me, but doesn't - because people run on mob-mentality and will like anything they're told to like, even if it's not that great in the grand scheme of things (i guess it's an evolutionary trait to make sure people share interests and goals to survive as a species better, part of why people are so easily suckered into religion - they're religious because of evolution! Bet they don't like that fact, hah!).

"Disco Duck and Fleetwood Mac,
Playing out of my 8-track,
Michael Jackson still was black,
Those were the daaaaaaaayyyyyyyyssss!" - Homer and Marge

And blah blah, Farah Fawcet, whatever. She always creeped me out, and i never understood how she could have been a sex icon with that face of hers (i know, i know, everyone's beautiful, but we all have our preferences, and shouldn't be shunned for them if they are natural, and neither should people be offended by someone's preferences, because everyone has a set of physical characteristics they don't like, as well - and to my preferences, she was hideous). I know her life wasn't the greatest, but frankly i don't care, and never did. Her life never affected mine, and i care about her dying as much as anyone cares about some random person they don't know dying. People die, only her family and friends need to care. I don't.

But yah ... Michael Jackson dying ... it's just ... you know? You never would think you'd live to see it, no matter how old or young you are ... But beyond that, i don't care.

I also don't really care about David Carradine, but i care more since he was in a movie i really like. I'm not beyond pop-influence myself, you see.

I wish people would care this much when people who have come up with cures for the big illnesses die.

So, anybody know what Killed Bill yet?
(And if any of you say the 5-Finger Death Punch, i'm gonna high-five you before i smack you)

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(And if any of you say the 5-Finger Death Punch, i'm gonna high-five you before i smack you)

...*mumbles quietly to self*

Uh other than the 5-FINGER DEATH PUNCH...I don't think anyone has any idea ._.;; but I don't keep up much with these things anyway.
It makes me sad that everyone else is going to be pushed back because Michael Jackson died. It's not that surprising, if you think about it. He was sickly and had a weak heart. -_-
The only thing I find terrible about his death is we're going to have to hear "Billy Jean" "Thriller" and "Beat it" a million more times than we would normally have to.


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The reason that you're going to hear somuch more about Micchael Jackson than either of those other people is because he was simply bigger. Carradine is more of a cult hero. Fawcett, outside of Charlie's Angels and that poster from the 70's, U can't name three things about her (at least, I can't). But Michael Jackson was a global superstar the likes of which the world had never truly seen before. He was like Muhammad Ali in his heydey, but on steroids. The man's music, the one, true universal thing besides numbers, reached every nook, cranny and corner of the globe. And if U're not a mathematician, which most people aren't (most are deathly afraid of math, in fact), then what's the next thing that can bind us all? Music. If U make great music, even for a brief period of time, all that really matters is the amount of people it reaches. Off The Wall was a great album. Thriller was an incredible achievement and the accompanying videos changed the landscape of the music industry. Bad followed suit to a somewhat lesser extent (if U wanna call a cool 25 million albums sold *lesser*) and sure, the caliber of material that he produced after 1992's Dangerous was not as astounding, U can never subtract from his musical achievements. You look at what Bono does globally and in Africa specifically and Michael Jackson even had that social view and scope long before Bono did. So yeah, there's a reason why Michael Jackson's death is such a big story. I think, however, that the reason it's even so much bigger is because, unlike Farrah Fawcett, there was no Michael Jackson deathwatch. He wasn't on his deathbed. In fact, he was preparing for a comeback after a short series of successful sold out performances in London (if I'm not mistaken). So part of it all is the sudden nature of it all. No one was expecting Michael Jackson to die. The other part, tho, the larger part is, well, he was Michael Jackson and four generations of people from all races, ethnic and cultural backgrounds grew up to his music. :nod:

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I want to know what happened to David Carradine too. He is far more interesting than Michael Jackson.

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I don't even know who the other two are - but I always loved MJ.
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There's probably going to be a good year or two of speculation over Carradine's death before anything is released to the public. That is, if at all. Depending on the circumstances, it might remain a mystery to everyone but his family. I mean, the FBI got involved. That's a huge indication that something fishy went down.
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I always figured I'd see MJ die at some point, but I didn't expect it so soon...the one that will really surprise me when (if) he does is Mick Jagger...lets face it...the man is damn near indestructible, and with all the drugs and alcohol, I think he's pickled his insides.

I never saw Farah Fawcett as all that attractive, glad to see I'm not the only one. I am genuinely curious as to how David Carradine died, and I heard today that Billy Mays died as well. Although I'm none too sad about that. The only person I hated more than him was the shamwow guy.

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I agree with your views in this one. It's sad about Michael Jackson because I always thought he sold his soul and was immortal from sucking off the blood of children and would be around forever. But strangely enough, he won't be.

I would love to know what happened to David Carradine. I wasn't around to see him in his apparently epic kung fu days (my dad was though and he sure let me know about it too) but because Kill Bill 1 + 2 were some of my favourite movies it slightly dampered my day to know he died. And in such an awful way too. Bill was epic.

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it's either just me or shocking celebrity deaths have sudenly chosen to be "mysterious" this year. not to mention the back-to-back celebrity deaths have been crazier than last year: 2008-Bernie Mac and Isaac Hayes; 2009-Farrah Fawcett, Michael Jackson, Ed McMahon, and Billy Mayes. shit like this is just crazy.

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Well said. :)

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