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Jun. 28 2009 - 1:58 am | 1 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments

Weekend Relapse: Thousands Of Prison Inmates Performing ‘Thriller’

[T]hese guys look dangerous.

A little weekend fun — some added obituarial icing to glop onto your MJ death cake. I know this video is a couple years old (and renowned), but it seems oddly — even creepily — appropriate considering this blog’s stated purpose, and resurfaced grumblings regarding the King Of Pop’s odd inner-child.

If you’re curious about the prison depicted in this video, here’s more info on Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center. If I had my druthers, the prison’s name would forever be emboldened with a tagline: “Where terror takes the sound before you make it.” But I imagine that’s out of the question.

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* Why didn’t Michael Jackson become Rembrandt or Shakespeare?


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