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Post by Prufrock » Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:25 pm

H. Pedersen wrote:
Bruce Rioja wrote:
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Lord Kangana wrote:Strangely ironic that the guy was facing the very real prospect of bankruptcy, and two days after his death his royalties must be shooting through the roof. Bit of a p*sser that.
not "ironic" - but "fishy" I'd say....

hmmmmmmm...........
Hang on. It's not as though he didn't have any work lined up. And I know for sure that I'm worth a 4ucksite more dead than I am alive. Aren't you?
Given that Jackson was not in good enough physical condition to not die, I'm guessing the 50 concert series was a bridge too far . . .
There's rumours he was that out of it on scrips he thought he'd only signed up for ten. AT has it right though, his income was still phenomenal, yet he was spenidng $20mill more than he had cominh in per YEAR.
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Post by Montreal Wanderer » Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:35 pm

Bruce Rioja wrote:
thebish wrote:
Lord Kangana wrote:Strangely ironic that the guy was facing the very real prospect of bankruptcy, and two days after his death his royalties must be shooting through the roof. Bit of a p*sser that.
not "ironic" - but "fishy" I'd say....

hmmmmmmm...........
Hang on. It's not as though he didn't have any work lined up. And I know for sure that I'm worth a 4ucksite more dead than I am alive. Aren't you?
When you get to my age, young fellow, and can't insure your life for more than the cost of a funeral the "worth more dead than alive" gap closes quite a bit. If I took an annuity (which I have not yet) I would actually be worth more alive as dying would cost the lot.
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Post by Bruce Rioja » Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:36 pm

H. Pedersen wrote:
Bruce Rioja wrote:
thebish wrote:
Lord Kangana wrote:Strangely ironic that the guy was facing the very real prospect of bankruptcy, and two days after his death his royalties must be shooting through the roof. Bit of a p*sser that.
not "ironic" - but "fishy" I'd say....

hmmmmmmm...........
Hang on. It's not as though he didn't have any work lined up. And I know for sure that I'm worth a 4ucksite more dead than I am alive. Aren't you?
Given that Jackson was not in good enough physical condition to not die, I'm guessing the 50 concert series was a bridge too far . . .
Well, unless you're 'in' on the autopsies then I guess you are indeed 'guessing'.
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Post by Bruce Rioja » Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:42 pm

Montreal Wanderer wrote:
Bruce Rioja wrote:
thebish wrote:
Lord Kangana wrote:Strangely ironic that the guy was facing the very real prospect of bankruptcy, and two days after his death his royalties must be shooting through the roof. Bit of a p*sser that.
not "ironic" - but "fishy" I'd say....

hmmmmmmm...........
Hang on. It's not as though he didn't have any work lined up. And I know for sure that I'm worth a 4ucksite more dead than I am alive. Aren't you?
When you get to my age, young fellow, and can't insure your life for more than the cost of a funeral the "worth more dead than alive" gap closes quite a bit. If I took an annuity (which I have not yet) I would actually be worth more alive as dying would cost the lot.
That may be so, owd lad, but thebish, despite speaking with the wisdom of a thousand years, is nearer my age than yours. As was Michael Jackson.
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Post by Montreal Wanderer » Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:31 pm

Bruce Rioja wrote:
Montreal Wanderer wrote:
Bruce Rioja wrote:
thebish wrote:
Lord Kangana wrote:Strangely ironic that the guy was facing the very real prospect of bankruptcy, and two days after his death his royalties must be shooting through the roof. Bit of a p*sser that.
not "ironic" - but "fishy" I'd say....

hmmmmmmm...........
Hang on. It's not as though he didn't have any work lined up. And I know for sure that I'm worth a 4ucksite more dead than I am alive. Aren't you?
When you get to my age, young fellow, and can't insure your life for more than the cost of a funeral the "worth more dead than alive" gap closes quite a bit. If I took an annuity (which I have not yet) I would actually be worth more alive as dying would cost the lot.
That may be so, owd lad, but thebish, despite speaking with the wisdom of a thousand years, is nearer my age than yours. As was Michael Jackson.
Now I'm really depressed. :wink:
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Post by Montreal Wanderer » Tue Jun 30, 2009 1:30 pm

americantrotter wrote:He solved his number one money problem: Himself. Can't spend when you're dead. Soon the debts will be paid off.
This is quite true. He is/was apparently $500,000,000 in debt. It is thought with careful management and reduced spending, this debt will be cleared within two years after which the estate will be a goldmine. He died intestate. Doubtless the claims and custody suits will follow soon, and the lawyers will get rich. Indeed it might take more than two years to clear the debt with the sharks circling.
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Post by thebish » Tue Jun 30, 2009 2:33 pm

Bruce Rioja wrote:
Montreal Wanderer wrote:
Bruce Rioja wrote:
thebish wrote:
Lord Kangana wrote:Strangely ironic that the guy was facing the very real prospect of bankruptcy, and two days after his death his royalties must be shooting through the roof. Bit of a p*sser that.
not "ironic" - but "fishy" I'd say....

hmmmmmmm...........
Hang on. It's not as though he didn't have any work lined up. And I know for sure that I'm worth a 4ucksite more dead than I am alive. Aren't you?
When you get to my age, young fellow, and can't insure your life for more than the cost of a funeral the "worth more dead than alive" gap closes quite a bit. If I took an annuity (which I have not yet) I would actually be worth more alive as dying would cost the lot.
That may be so, owd lad, but thebish, despite speaking with the wisdom of a thousand years, is nearer my age than yours. As was Michael Jackson.
sorry to break it to you Bruce - but the whole age-wisdom thing is a myth!! (Monty looked it up on snopes and in Wikipaedia :wink: ) I have met sooooooo many old people who are both monumentally stupid and utterly devoid of anything identifiable as wisdom...

maybe it would have saved a page of debate if I'd remembered to put some kind of a giveaway emoticon... 8)


anyway - to answer the question - with the amount I get paid - I am worth quite a bit more dead than alive... (in purely financial terms anyway!) - and I don't have whacko's debts...

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Post by Dujon » Tue Jun 30, 2009 11:14 pm

thebish wrote:. . . I have met sooooooo many old people who are both monumentally stupid and utterly devoid of anything identifiable as wisdom...
I hadn't realised that we have met, thebish. Ah well, it's the memory, you know. :cry:

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Post by Bruno » Tue Jun 30, 2009 11:17 pm

Dujon wrote:
thebish wrote:. . . I have met sooooooo many old people who are both monumentally stupid and utterly devoid of anything identifiable as wisdom...
I hadn't realised that we have met, thebish. Ah well, it's the memory, you know. :cry:
I think he means the internet.
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Post by Dujon » Wed Jul 01, 2009 12:33 am

Thanks, Bruno, I'm off to the local chemist. Don't expect to hear from me any time soon.

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