| February 6th, 2006 10:40 AM |
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
JACKSON TO RELEASE POPE PRAYERS
Pop superstar MICHAEL JACKSON has been asked by the Roman Catholic Church to set the prayers of the late POPE JOHN PAUL II to music.
The 47-year-old singer was chosen to write music for the 24 prayers and chants, after Vatican officials decided his global celebrity would best promote their holy message.
FATHER GIUSEPPE MOSCATI says, "We have the rights for the 24 prayers written by Pope John Paul.
"We had hoped the fact that we have been in contact with Michael Jackson would remain a secret. But sadly it has leaked out ahead of time. We are in discussions and trying to sort it out."
The priest, who is head of the Millennium Music Society, insisted Jackson's hard-won battle against child molestation charges did not discount him as a candidate.
He adds, "He was cleared and found not guilty by a jury.
"Michael Jackson is very interested in this project - we shall see what happens."
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| February 6th, 2006 10:50 AM |
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| Joey |
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| February 6th, 2006 10:52 AM |
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| Angiegirl |
quote:
Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
The priest, who is head of the Millennium Music Society, insisted Jackson's hard-won battle against child molestation charges did not discount him as a candidate.
I bet they felt the connection. |
| February 6th, 2006 11:39 AM |
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| Lethargy |
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Angiegirl wrote:
I bet they felt the connection.
Indeed, as a demented pediphile, Jackson should actually be a candidate for the priesthood! |
| February 6th, 2006 11:45 AM |
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| Voodoo Scrounge |
Could they have been any more stupid. How the fuck will you be able to take the fucking thing seriously.
Prayers from a peadophile |
| February 6th, 2006 11:58 AM |
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| Joey |
Here's something VERY Serious :
" The Case of Paris' Purloined Possessions "
" Phoenix-based broker David Hans Schmidt, known as the "Sultan of Sleaze" due to his ties to the celebrity porn industry, has announced plans to auction off a slew of the hotel heiress' possessions for the bargain price of $20 million.
The items in question, including clothing, furniture, computers, personal journals, photos and videotapes, were stored by Hilton in a Los Angeles storage unit while she was in the process of moving from one house to another.
Schmidt claims the items were obtained by an unnamed buyer last November when the contents of the storage locker were sold for $2,775 after the bill to maintain the unit went unpaid. Visit
However, Hilton's rep, Elliot Mintz, said the items were "illegally seized," due to a "bureaucratic foul-up."
"Our records indicate all invoices have been paid," Mintz said. He said the House of Wax star was "incredibly upset and angry" and feels "victimized" by the loss of her belongings.
Schmidt claims that his collection of Hilton's belongings includes 18 diaries filled with tales of the party-loving socialite's sexual dalliances and celebrity encounters, numerous photos of Hilton in various poses and other material he called "mind-blowing."
He told the Los Angeles Times the diaries contain "everything that would be dear to a woman's heart: relationships, personal feelings, sex, love, breakups, sexual experiences, all those little things that make up a little girl's life. Her deepest, darkest secrets."
He said he would consider selling the items back to Hilton, and might even offer her a "small discount."
Mintz said that Hilton hadn't ruled out buying back her possessions, but called the $20 million price tag "irrational."
Word of Schmidt's intentions first reached Hilton's camp last week after the National Enquirer notified Mintz that the magazine had been contacted about buying the items
Hilton's legal team has reportedly been working around the clock to resolve the matter and has threatened to file a formal complaint with the Los Angeles Police Department if the items are not returned.
Meanwhile, Mintz had strong words for anyone even considering plunking down cash in order to acquire his client's possessions.
"We wish to make it perfectly clear to anyone who elects to purchase or publish any of Paris Hilton's personal papers, photos, or tapes or any other personal possessions that we will prosecute them to the highest extent of the law," Mintz stated.
Schmidt contends that he is entitled to do as he likes with the possessions under the "right of fair use."
"Paris Hilton no longer owns this property," he told the Los Angeles Times. "All right, title and interest in this property belongs to the bidder who won this sale last November."
Schmidt originally planned to sell the items for $5 million, but boosted the price after review. He said bidders are already lining up. "
http://entertainment.tv.yahoo.com/entnews/eo/20060203/113902212000.html
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| February 6th, 2006 08:40 PM |
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| corgi37 |
A perfect match when you think of it.
Pedo priests and pedo Jacko.
Now, have i succeeded in offending anyone? |
| February 6th, 2006 09:13 PM |
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| sammy davis jr. |
Is Paris' gold- plated Douche-Wand included in that plethera of "memorabilia"? I love filthy fucking rich people WHO DON'T PAY THEIR BILLS. Fuck 'em. |
| February 6th, 2006 11:10 PM |
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| Bovine49 |
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| February 7th, 2006 11:21 AM |
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| Joey |
" I love filthy fucking rich people WHO DON'T PAY THEIR BILLS. Fu*k 'em."
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| February 7th, 2006 02:59 PM |
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| stonesmachine |
quote:
Joey wrote:
Here's something VERY Serious :
" The Case of Paris' Purloined Possessions "
" Phoenix-based broker David Hans Schmidt, known as the "Sultan of Sleaze" due to his ties to the celebrity porn industry, has announced plans to auction off a slew of the hotel heiress' possessions for the bargain price of $20 million.
The items in question, including clothing, furniture, computers, personal journals, photos and videotapes, were stored by Hilton in a Los Angeles storage unit while she was in the process of moving from one house to another.
Schmidt claims the items were obtained by an unnamed buyer last November when the contents of the storage locker were sold for $2,775 after the bill to maintain the unit went unpaid. Visit
However, Hilton's rep, Elliot Mintz, said the items were "illegally seized," due to a "bureaucratic foul-up."
"Our records indicate all invoices have been paid," Mintz said. He said the House of Wax star was "incredibly upset and angry" and feels "victimized" by the loss of her belongings.
Schmidt claims that his collection of Hilton's belongings includes 18 diaries filled with tales of the party-loving socialite's sexual dalliances and celebrity encounters, numerous photos of Hilton in various poses and other material he called "mind-blowing."
He told the Los Angeles Times the diaries contain "everything that would be dear to a woman's heart: relationships, personal feelings, sex, love, breakups, sexual experiences, all those little things that make up a little girl's life. Her deepest, darkest secrets."
He said he would consider selling the items back to Hilton, and might even offer her a "small discount."
Mintz said that Hilton hadn't ruled out buying back her possessions, but called the $20 million price tag "irrational."
Word of Schmidt's intentions first reached Hilton's camp last week after the National Enquirer notified Mintz that the magazine had been contacted about buying the items
Hilton's legal team has reportedly been working around the clock to resolve the matter and has threatened to file a formal complaint with the Los Angeles Police Department if the items are not returned.
Meanwhile, Mintz had strong words for anyone even considering plunking down cash in order to acquire his client's possessions.
"We wish to make it perfectly clear to anyone who elects to purchase or publish any of Paris Hilton's personal papers, photos, or tapes or any other personal possessions that we will prosecute them to the highest extent of the law," Mintz stated.
Schmidt contends that he is entitled to do as he likes with the possessions under the "right of fair use."
"Paris Hilton no longer owns this property," he told the Los Angeles Times. "All right, title and interest in this property belongs to the bidder who won this sale last November."
Schmidt originally planned to sell the items for $5 million, but boosted the price after review. He said bidders are already lining up. "
http://entertainment.tv.yahoo.com/entnews/eo/20060203/113902212000.html
.................ss ! "
Fucking love it!!!!!! God bless America |
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