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Nuevas fotos de MJ en Dubai (Emiratos árabes)
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Invincible15 [u dijo:[/u]
Como si nada hubiera pasado y ajeno a cualquier tipo de polémica, Michael Jackson campa a sus anchas por Dubai, uno de los siete reinos que componen la federación de los Emiratos Árabes unidos. El Rey del pop se hace acompañar en sus visitas turísticas por el hijo del emir de Bahrein y protegido con fuertes medidas de seguridad por lo que pueda pasar.
Si , vamos ke Bahrain-kon sus leyes mas rígidas- es un lugar perfekto para un pederasta, ridíkulos del kulo.
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"Maharajá" sería. Así se evitan juegos de palabras graciosillos :cuñao
Los maharajás eran los antiguos reyes de la India. (Efectivamente, no tiene nada que ver. A ver si el autor del artículo se piensa que los africanos van con un hueso en la nariz y que los indios americanos saludan diciendo "jao"...)
"Maharajá" sería. Así se evitan juegos de palabras graciosillos :cuñao
Los maharajás eran los antiguos reyes de la India. (Efectivamente, no tiene nada que ver. A ver si el autor del artículo se piensa que los africanos van con un hueso en la nariz y que los indios americanos saludan diciendo "jao"...)
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Kapital
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Como siempre ,estoy deacuerdo contigo , mike deberia volver a la naturalidad, k el pelo le caiga como le tenga que caer ,que todos sabemos que le favorece muchisimo mas, por lo demas ,desde hace tiempo que mike esta bastante mejor que en su mala temporada (virgin megastore, madison square garden etc..). Yo tambien le hechaba de menos con su fedora y sus camisas sencillas aunque llamatibas, salvo cuando va a algun acto k se pone fantasticos trajes.Walt dijo:
El pelo ,lo tiene igual que estos ultimos años , solo que mas largo ,lo que pasa es que como ha dicho Walt ,tiene el pelo mas retirado de la cara. Si no llebara sombrero y se pusiera el traje del juicio ,estaria igual .
Lo bueno de todo ,es que esta genial de animo y eso se nota .Espero que siga asi por mucho tiempo.
Me alegro muchisimo.
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Les hace muchísima falta alguna Ley que les prohiba y amoneste inventar, dramatizar o exagerar la diferente información que se va a transmitir.
Pensandolo bien, creo que en el mundo estamos tardando en proponerla
, puesto que eso que hace la prensa es una gran falta de respeto hacia nosotros mismos.
bizilagun dijo:
Les hace muchísima falta alguna Ley que les prohiba y amoneste inventar, dramatizar o exagerar la diferente información que se va a transmitir.
Pensandolo bien, creo que en el mundo estamos tardando en proponerla
AllNite
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Re: quiere crear islas artifciales
un amigo me acaba de dar la noticia desde su web que es www.hemerotecamj.com y os la recomiendo a todos, pues es el unico sitio donde puedes buscar el dia ese q no tacordabas y informaros...en fin que aqui teneis la foto:
un amigo me acaba de dar la noticia desde su web que es www.hemerotecamj.com y os la recomiendo a todos, pues es el unico sitio donde puedes buscar el dia ese q no tacordabas y informaros...en fin que aqui teneis la foto:
impresionante, komo se le ve de bien, se ve hasta mas joven ese es el mike ke kiero ver siempre sonriente y kontento liberado en kuerpo y alma, magnifiko, ojala empesemos a ver mas fotos de ahora,
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No se pueden decir más sandeces en menos tiempo:
El único que pretende hacer cómica la situación eres tú, payaso de juntaletras. El anfitrión jamás ha pretendido ironizar sobre el color de piel de Michael.
Sí, va a ser eso. Jackson pretende relanzar su carrera vendiendo discos en Dubai
Estamos locos
No se pueden decir más sandeces en menos tiempo:
Se ve que este periodista hijo de puta cuando se va de vacaciones al extranjero lo hace para evitar demandas judiciales, no para descansar o conocer otros mundos.
El único que pretende hacer cómica la situación eres tú, payaso de juntaletras. El anfitrión jamás ha pretendido ironizar sobre el color de piel de Michael.
Sí, va a ser eso. Jackson pretende relanzar su carrera vendiendo discos en Dubai
Estamos locos
Bad-Man
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a todas las verdades que ha dicho the panther, me gustaria añadir esto tambien:
que problema teneis, malditos "periodistas", con que michael pase unos dias en dubai, o donde le de la gana? que eso eso de que "como si nada hubiera pasado? segun vosotros tendria que estar encerrado en casa o que? es la ostia, cuando no sale de casa, critican que se cierra al mundo, y si se va por ahi de vacaciones parece que tambien lo ven mal, como si michael tuviera que ir con la cabeza gacha por el mundo...:vom: eso lo deberian hacer ellos...
Invincible15 dijo:Como si nada hubiera pasado y ajeno a cualquier tipo de polémica, Michael Jackson campa a sus anchas por Dubai,
a todas las verdades que ha dicho the panther, me gustaria añadir esto tambien:
que problema teneis, malditos "periodistas", con que michael pase unos dias en dubai, o donde le de la gana? que eso eso de que "como si nada hubiera pasado? segun vosotros tendria que estar encerrado en casa o que? es la ostia, cuando no sale de casa, critican que se cierra al mundo, y si se va por ahi de vacaciones parece que tambien lo ven mal, como si michael tuviera que ir con la cabeza gacha por el mundo...:vom: eso lo deberian hacer ellos...
Un articulo de Associated Press que aún no se ha puesto, está en inglés y viene alguna que otra cosa nueva:
A relaxed Jackson visits Dubai
JIM KRANE
Associated Press
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - He ate Buffalo wings. He took a speedboat to a luxury villa on a manmade island. He buzzed around the Emirate with a race car driver and a prince. In contrast to the frail Michael Jackson cleared of child abuse charges in June, the king of pop appeared relaxed and friendly during his ongoing visit to this Gulf sheikdom.
The 47-year-old performer was even been spotted looking over some of the world's most audacious real estate developments in flashy Dubai, a booming luxury resort and one of the world's fastest growing cities.
"He wants to see more of this area. He likes it here," said Mohammed Bin Sulayem, the Emirates champion rally driver who escorted Jackson on sightseeing tours, alongside their mutual friend, Sheik Abdulla bin Hamad Al Khalifa, son of Bahrain's king.
Local newspapers are flush with speculative articles about the singer taking up residence. Bin Sulayem said he wasn't yet sure whether Jackson was ready to join the other westerners buying up luxury villas in this seaside emirate.
"I'm sure he won't have a problem finding something in Dubai," Bin Sulayem said. "I'm sure people are making him offers. He's just looking. I would love to see him come to this part of the world and live - or even just to have a second house."
Dubai has lured a growing number of the world's rich and famous to bask in the over-the-top luxury of its resorts. Bin Sulayem noted that soccer star David Beckham and rally driver Michael Schumacher have already bought property here.
But Jackson owns or is buying property in Bahrain, 300 miles (500 kilometers) up the coast from Dubai, Bin Sulayem acknowledged, so his interest here might only stem from curiosity.
Before his visit to Dubai, Jackson had been staying as Sheik Abdulla's guest in Bahrain, where he took refuge after his grueling 19-month trial and sensational June 13 acquittal of child molestation charges.
But unlike his reclusive stay in that oil-rich island kingdom the size of Rhode Island, Jackson's visit to Dubai has included several appearances in public - albeit surprise ones.
The singer visited a pair of Dubai's $14 billion manmade island developments, touring The Palm Jumeirah, one of three palm tree-shaped archipelago under construction. The island bristles with building cranes and half-finished concrete villas and resort hotels.
Bin Sulayem took a photo of the singer in the development's sales office, peering at an architectural model of the date palm-shaped island.
Jackson's entourage also took a speedboat to The World development, an artificial archipelago of 300 private islets being reclaimed offshore in the shape of a map of the world. Bin Sulayem said the group visited a luxurious model villa on one of the islands, which sell for tens of millions of dollars apiece.
In other personal snapshots Bin Sulayem provided, Jackson could be seen in his trademark black Fedora and sunglasses and a royal blue shirt, strolling alongside his Arab hosts, men in traditional white dishdasha robes and headdresses.
Bin Sulayem gushed over Jackson's patience and humility among fans, waiters and sales people, despite being "bombarded" by autograph-seekers and popping camera flashes.
"He was so nice. I wanted him to be like this," Bin Sulayem said. "What you read and what you see is different. The guy is a gentleman. I've met guys who weren't even 10 percent as famous as he is, and they are much harder to deal with than Michael."
The singer also paid visits to the Burj al-Arab hotel, the sail-shaped skyscraper that sits on a tiny island, as well as the Hard Rock Cafe, where he assuaged his craving for spicy chicken.
"We went there because he wanted to eat Buffalo wings," Bin Sulayem said. "We were sitting there with him and it was absolutely normal, we weren't under any pressure."
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Michael estuvo en el Hard Rock Café porque quería comer alitas de pollo
A relaxed Jackson visits Dubai
JIM KRANE
Associated Press
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - He ate Buffalo wings. He took a speedboat to a luxury villa on a manmade island. He buzzed around the Emirate with a race car driver and a prince. In contrast to the frail Michael Jackson cleared of child abuse charges in June, the king of pop appeared relaxed and friendly during his ongoing visit to this Gulf sheikdom.
The 47-year-old performer was even been spotted looking over some of the world's most audacious real estate developments in flashy Dubai, a booming luxury resort and one of the world's fastest growing cities.
"He wants to see more of this area. He likes it here," said Mohammed Bin Sulayem, the Emirates champion rally driver who escorted Jackson on sightseeing tours, alongside their mutual friend, Sheik Abdulla bin Hamad Al Khalifa, son of Bahrain's king.
Local newspapers are flush with speculative articles about the singer taking up residence. Bin Sulayem said he wasn't yet sure whether Jackson was ready to join the other westerners buying up luxury villas in this seaside emirate.
"I'm sure he won't have a problem finding something in Dubai," Bin Sulayem said. "I'm sure people are making him offers. He's just looking. I would love to see him come to this part of the world and live - or even just to have a second house."
Dubai has lured a growing number of the world's rich and famous to bask in the over-the-top luxury of its resorts. Bin Sulayem noted that soccer star David Beckham and rally driver Michael Schumacher have already bought property here.
But Jackson owns or is buying property in Bahrain, 300 miles (500 kilometers) up the coast from Dubai, Bin Sulayem acknowledged, so his interest here might only stem from curiosity.
Before his visit to Dubai, Jackson had been staying as Sheik Abdulla's guest in Bahrain, where he took refuge after his grueling 19-month trial and sensational June 13 acquittal of child molestation charges.
But unlike his reclusive stay in that oil-rich island kingdom the size of Rhode Island, Jackson's visit to Dubai has included several appearances in public - albeit surprise ones.
The singer visited a pair of Dubai's $14 billion manmade island developments, touring The Palm Jumeirah, one of three palm tree-shaped archipelago under construction. The island bristles with building cranes and half-finished concrete villas and resort hotels.
Bin Sulayem took a photo of the singer in the development's sales office, peering at an architectural model of the date palm-shaped island.
Jackson's entourage also took a speedboat to The World development, an artificial archipelago of 300 private islets being reclaimed offshore in the shape of a map of the world. Bin Sulayem said the group visited a luxurious model villa on one of the islands, which sell for tens of millions of dollars apiece.
In other personal snapshots Bin Sulayem provided, Jackson could be seen in his trademark black Fedora and sunglasses and a royal blue shirt, strolling alongside his Arab hosts, men in traditional white dishdasha robes and headdresses.
Bin Sulayem gushed over Jackson's patience and humility among fans, waiters and sales people, despite being "bombarded" by autograph-seekers and popping camera flashes.
"He was so nice. I wanted him to be like this," Bin Sulayem said. "What you read and what you see is different. The guy is a gentleman. I've met guys who weren't even 10 percent as famous as he is, and they are much harder to deal with than Michael."
The singer also paid visits to the Burj al-Arab hotel, the sail-shaped skyscraper that sits on a tiny island, as well as the Hard Rock Cafe, where he assuaged his craving for spicy chicken.
"We went there because he wanted to eat Buffalo wings," Bin Sulayem said. "We were sitting there with him and it was absolutely normal, we weren't under any pressure."
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Michael estuvo en el Hard Rock Café porque quería comer alitas de pollo
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Que ricas son las Buffalo Wings
! ( ya se que pediré de comer mañana en el trabajo
XD . )