Michael Jackson's youngest in a kilt

**GreenDragon** · 24th July 09, 11:03 AM

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/...NzsdgD997IGB01

""They were the most well-behaved, well-mannered, immaculately groomed children," Brown says. "It was all 'please' and 'thank you,' and 'excuse me.' Little Blanket was wearing a kilt, and Prince a three-piece suit, and Paris a white dress with blue flowers. We chatted. I'm telling you, the guy was tremendous with those kids.""

**Chas** · 25th July 09, 03:25 AM

What are the chances of him being allowed to wear a kilt again as a child, practically nil, I would have thought. More the pity.

Regards

Chas

**Phogfan86** · 25th July 09, 08:29 AM

I'm surprised to see that, more and more, MJ seems to be becoming a sympathetic character. Whatever your thoughts -- and I confess, I have my own -- there are two things that come out again and again.

One is how normal and grounded his kids are. I never would've imagined.

And the second is the obvious love between MJ and his kids. This doesn't seem to be the obligatory, "you're my dad so I have to love you" love. This is the real deal.

**sathor** · 25th July 09, 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by Phogfan86

I'm surprised to see that, more and more, MJ seems to be becoming a sympathetic character. Whatever your thoughts -- and I confess, I have my own -- there are two things that come out again and again....

I thought the quotes from Uri Geller were really of interest.

**Chas** · 25th July 09, 09:17 AM

The problem is that Uri Geller likes the oxygen of publicity. It was only last year that Geller announced to the world that he and Michael Jackson were no longer friends and he "couldn't bear to be in his (Michael Jackson's) presence". Yesterday, on TV, they were bosom buddies. Would he have said how much he loved MJ if he wasn't dead? We will never know.

Regards

Chas

**macwilkin** · 25th July 09, 11:06 AM

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**Phogfan86** · 25th July 09, 03:16 PM

I also think it's funny how back in the 70's, Uri Geller was a "psychic," a "mentalist," "gifted with ESP." Now he's "an entertainer."

All magicians and illusionists get found out eventually, Uri.

**Chas** · 25th July 09, 03:35 PM

Originally Posted by Phogfan86

I also think it's funny how back in the 70's, Uri Geller was a "psychic," a "mentalist," "gifted with ESP." Now he's "an entertainer."

All magicians and illusionists get found out eventually, Uri.

I know that we have hi-jacked this thread and for my part I am very sorry, but I have always thought that Uri Geller was then, is now and will always be a fraud. And not even a convincing fraud.

Lets hope that 'Blanket' Jackson will be able to lead as normal a life as possible and if that involves wearing a kilt in the future, so much the better.

Regards

Chas