Why aren't YOU in Santa Maria, supporting Michael Jackson

[dd74]

The arraignment was today, and I saw none of you guys supporting "The Gloved One."

http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/01/16/jackson.arraignment/index.html

C'mon! Where's the love?

[cegerer]

My flight was cancelled. Otherwise ......

[chibone_914]

Sorry, could make the love cruise. In Florida playing golf with OJ.

[Schrup]

The whole enchilada turns my stomach.
I wish somebody would whack him & put us out of his misery.

[Jim Richards]

I was busy trimming my nails...oh, yeah, I had to take out the garbage, too.

[Jared at Pelican Parts]

This support thing is the stupidest thing I have ever seen.

I saw one of the girls had MJ's eye tattooed on her back. Go figure

Note to supporters, He wouldnt be in court if they didnt have something on him. We havent been told what they found there.

[vash]

i cant leave, scott peterson needs my support here.

[dd74]

Granted, he's a freak. But the parents who let their kids stay overnight at his house are freakier.

[nostatic]

Bubbles won't let me leave

[Sarah]

""I saw none of you guys supporting "The Gloved One.""

dd74...so how early did you have to get there to get a good spot in the crowd?? just kidding....

Speaking of Scott Peterson...anyone remember his reason for having bleached hair when he was arrested? First I thought he said it was from the sun or pool chlorine...then I thought his family said it was because the media was hounding him and he did not want to be so easily recognized. I wondered if it was becuase that is what his brother looked like and he "supposedly" had his brothers DL on him. I don't know if that was true or not though.

[dd74]

I think Scott Peterson is guiltier than sin. The interesting thing is his is another Mark Geragos (sp?) case. Is that guy the legal Wal Mart of misanthropes, or what?

The news says the Michael Jackson case will be bigger than OJ and Kobe combined.

I think they should give ol' Mikey the "Spandau Ballet" treatment.

[Serge914]

Over here, up North, it is not easy for us to understand why this case get so much attention. But we didn't get it with OJ either.

[bell]

micheal stopped tou.....er......calling me after he met that kid from home alone..............

[WOODPIE]

I'm too busy supporting Ray Brent Marsh, the fella that couldn't get his crematorium to work.

Three hundred eighty-seven times.

Ed

[dd74]

Yeah, well...a larger concern to me is where the heck is Spalding Gray?

[Sonic dB]

I was in Santa Maria the last two day... damn I missed MJ today.

Oh well...

[UconnTim97]

Originally posted by dd74
Granted, he's a freak. But the parents who let their kids stay overnight at his house are freakier.

No kidding...

[sammyg2]

i wouldn't piss on that freak if he was on fire.
Was that politically correct?

[Moses]

Originally posted by Serge914
But we didn't get it with OJ either.

You're kidding, right? The OJ case had it all. National hero nearly decapitated his ex-wife. Leaves DNA evidence of the mayhem all over Los Angeles. He lawyers up big. Johnny Cochran puts on his show. Makes an open appeal to the jury for racial loyalty.

Sex, violence, murder, national hero, attempted escape. A really good fiction writer would have trouble matching the drama of that case. It had it all.

[speeder]

Yes, the OJ case truly did have it all. My dad was a defense lawyer, always complaining that, "rich people never kill anyone." Most defendants were "down on their luck" types. Said that his dream client would be a mass-murderer who's a multi-millionaire.

He was a dreamer, (and a kidder, OK?), , but he never dreamed that the rich murderer could also be a famous celebrity. Yeah, that case was the super-lotto for the media.