JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
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One sang and other danced.
Sounds pretty stupid :lol:

I don't know him that well, but you probably know who Omer Bhatti is.
Yes, that's him. Omer was a very close friend with Michael Jackson. Skavlan tried to ask him questions about Michael but he refused to speak and felt extremely sad. The singer, I can't remember her name. Omer is apparently working with her now after Michael's death.
 

swag

L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
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I am not too much into TED and what they, I have only watched some lectures and thought they were good.
I like reading the New Yorker too. What's different is that the New Yorker doesn't pretend to be more than it is, they don't charge $7,500 entrance fees to their conference, and they don't invite attendees who come for ego-stroking of, "I'm here at TED, and I'm so smart and distinguished. Dance for me, my scientist monkey. And fetch me a cappuccino while you're at it. Oh, and you bore me after 10 minutes... next topic, please."
 

Fake Melo

Ghost Division
Sep 3, 2010
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Yes, that's him. Omer was a very close friend with Michael Jackson. Skavlan tried to ask him questions about Michael but he refused to speak and felt extremely sad. The singer, I can't remember her name. Omer is apparently working with her now after Michael's death.
Yeah, she is MJs niece IIRC. He is also an artist now.
 

Martin

Senior Member
Dec 31, 2000
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I like reading the New Yorker too. What's different is that the New Yorker doesn't pretend to be more than it is, they don't charge $7,500 entrance fees to their conference, and they don't invite attendees who come for ego-stroking of, "I'm here at TED, and I'm so smart and distinguished. Dance for me, my scientist monkey. And fetch me a cappuccino while you're at it."
Yeah, it certainly is true that what they say in the talks, about "this room" being full of super important and resourceful people is a little er on the nose.
 

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