It's not that widely known that Michael is a poet, too. Take a look at a segment of his work, "Planet Earth", which was including on the Dangerous sleeve notes: "Cold as a rock without a hue, held together with a bit of glue, something tells me this isn't true. You are my sweetheart soft and blue." Rumours that the ghost of T.S. Eliot shat himself at the prodigious talent are as yet unfounded... -- Griff's Movie Review Message Board

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Date Posted: 13:06:36 05/20/01 Sun
Author: Rich
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It's not that widely known that Michael is a poet, too. Take a look at a segment of his work, "Planet Earth", which was including on the Dangerous sleeve notes: "Cold as a rock without a hue, held together with a bit of glue, something tells me this isn't true. You are my sweetheart soft and blue." Rumours that the ghost of T.S. Eliot shat himself at the prodigious talent are as yet unfounded...
In reply to: Rich 's message, "RICH'S NEW MISSION: BRING BACK JIM!!!" on 12:42:01 05/20/01 Sun

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Dangerous: Again, fairly generic pop with a repetitive backbeat. Not bad, though. Average, the lad's treading water here. Factoid: I read that Jacko performed this one in court in order to fight off a writer suing him claiming he hadn't really wrote it. This was in a Jacko book, just between chapters saying how he shits in his own pants and like the kiddies. Rating: *** (NT) -- Rich, 13:08:57 05/20/01 Sun

Saw Die Hard 2 btw, Grigg. *** for that one, I'm afraid the Die Hard films just aren't my cup of tea... (NT) -- Rich, 13:45:26 05/20/01 Sun

Whaaatttt??? Top ten movie, matey! Five stars and all that! Tit. I'll tell Billy about your Jacko post (I might be sick to death of passive Jacko listening through the walls but Dangerous is a cracking album.) Hey, while I'm sitting on me arse down here, that ever-green classic Killing Streak is copying away in my room. I heard a good Prince song over the Co-op speakers today. (NT) -- Griff, 14:54:06 05/20/01 Sun
- I think it was Prince, anyway, sounded like him, the little runt. It went "She wore a red somethingy dress, the kind you buy in a second hand store..." Know the one? Talking of tunes, I bought four CDs in a sale yesterday, tell me what you reckon: The Blues Brothers soundtrack, The Celts by Enya (I love her music, love it I tell you!), No Exit by Blondie and Take That's Greatest Hits. (NT) -- Griff, 14:57:33 05/20/01 Sun
  - Now before you take the piss, I only bought that last one for two songs - Back for Good and Million Love Songs. The latter is a genuinely excellent song, it really is. Gary Barlow wrote it when he was fifteen, you know. Take That are shite and Mark Owen needs a f***ing smack in the face, but those two tunes are crackers. Why can't GB write songs that good all the time instead of the bland shite he's been churning out lately? (NT) -- Griff, 15:00:03 05/20/01 Sun
    - I've copied you both the Killing Streaks and a shortie called The Real World, which Duds wrote and directed and I'm in. It was supposed to be the first in a series of Twilight Zone-type supernatural anthology episodes - we even put an 'executive producers' credit on the end! - and we were gonna have episodes about UFOs and stuff. We made one. The 'series' was called The Other Side and has the most boring title sequence ever! (NT) -- Griffer, 16:24:48 05/20/01 Sun
      - Why was it called The Other Side? Is that cos that's what people would have wanted to watch if it came on TV? Haw haw! Raspberry Beret, btw, a catchy bit of a throwaway bubblegum pop nugget that one. Enya, Blondie and Take That? Are you gay or what? (NT) -- Rich, 17:14:28 05/20/01 Sun

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