u too

Can't believe i actually cried a little bit..

little bit ahh
i cry when i heard the news on radio at my car

Debbie, all i can say, just make sure when you put in an order, make sure you determined a cut loss point. Put in a stop order, in case any loss occur. This, is to minimize your loss.

I can't. Anti gravity was the one made me But im not sure whether can he beat this taiwan dude where he bent at an angle even deeper than Jackson himself.

i cant do the reverse moonwalk...

isnt that just walking?

Nope. It's more towards sliding to the front.

R.I.P. MJ

ic..anti gravity rox though

I think Levitation by David Blaine roxor.

but my investment way will be long term investment, from today onwards

that 1 i see the magician secrets finally revealed on axn say its wires..duno who telling truth

R.I.P. MJ...

I wouldn't say your investment motives are wrong and to keep it a long term plan, is purely your choice. But i just want you to know the difference between futures market and equities are huge. Since futures are about locking price in the future trading today, it's certainly obvious that one actually will benefit from quick profit taking and as well as hedging purposes.

I know its hard for you to monitor the market as what im doing now. But if possible, planned your investment by minimizing losses. This is to protect you from any market movement against you.

Itu tipu kanak kanak tu.

but still..i wonder how he does it

The show where he ripped his own heart out shocked me. And blood spilling out. @.@

But its a hoax. Phew...but still....

david or the masked magician?

David.

oh i din see that

U.S. Patent No. 5,255,452
The effect in the video when Jackson and the dancers lean forward a seemingly impossible distance was achieved using special harnesses with wires and magnets. It was desired to replicate this effect for Jackson's stage show, but it would have been more obvious and cumbersome to use wire harnesses in a live performance. Jackson and his team devised an alternative way to achieve the effect on stage. The props needed for their technique were patented in the United States by Jackson in 1993,[6] and consists of pegs that rise from the stage at the appropriate moment, and special shoes with ankle supports and cutouts in the heels which can slide over the pegs and be thereby attached to the stage temporarily. These allow the performers to lean without needing to keep their centers of gravity directly over their feet.