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tommie rae=real class act

fishmongerfunkfishmongerfunk 4,154 Posts
edited December 2006 in Strut Central
what is this stupid bitch saying this kind of stuff for? well, at least she got fined!http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/femail/article.html?in_article_id=425570&in_page_id=1879

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  • mannybolonemannybolone Los Angeles, CA 15,025 Posts
    what is this stupid bitch saying this kind of stuff for? well, at least she got fined!

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/femail/article.html?in_article_id=425570&in_page_id=1879

    What? You can't handle the fact that Brown wasn't the most upstanding gentleman at home? You mad at the women who admitted Miles Davis beat them too? Maybe you think Tina Turner's a stupid bitch as well.
  • fishmongerfunkfishmongerfunk 4,154 Posts
    maybe he did beat her...thats not the point: she;s trying to tarnish the mystique of man she says she loved and making charges that he can't defend himself against. this whole interview smacks of bitterness and desire to get revenge and create sympathy for her cause. i wonder how much she was paid for this...the comaprison with tina turner is sophmoric at best
  • mannybolonemannybolone Los Angeles, CA 15,025 Posts
    maybe he did beat her...thats not the point: she;s trying to tarnish the mystique of man she says she loved and making charges that he can't defend himself against. this whole interview smacks of bitterness and desire to get revenge and create sympathy for her cause. i wonder how much she was paid for this...the comaprison with tina turner is sophmoric at best

    Whatever - you think a single negative interview is going to suddenly throw Brown's legacy as a musical genius into the toilet?

    Your ass hurtness over this is sopho[/b]moric at best.
  • mannybolonemannybolone Los Angeles, CA 15,025 Posts
    Btw, I think Tommie Rae's a few eggs short of a dozen but if she wants to out Brown's dark side at home, so be it. Unless it comes out that Brown was sacrificing babies or something, I doubt anything she's going to say will make much a difference. Most people knew that Brown wasn't an angel in his private life but they've managed to understand that private vs. public personas are not always easily reconcilable.
  • pickwick33pickwick33 8,946 Posts
    maybe he did beat her...thats not the point: she;s trying to tarnish the mystique of man she says she loved and making charges that he can't defend himself against. this whole interview smacks of bitterness and desire to get revenge and create sympathy for her cause. i wonder how much she was paid for this...the comaprison with tina turner is sophmoric at best

    Whatever - you think a single negative interview is going to suddenly throw Brown's legacy as a musical genius into the toilet?

    Your ass hurtness over this is sopho[/b]moric at best.

    It was well-known, while JB was alive, that he didn't treat her right. The Onion even parodied it!
  • mannybolonemannybolone Los Angeles, CA 15,025 Posts
    maybe he did beat her...thats not the point: she;s trying to tarnish the mystique of man she says she loved and making charges that he can't defend himself against. this whole interview smacks of bitterness and desire to get revenge and create sympathy for her cause. i wonder how much she was paid for this...the comaprison with tina turner is sophmoric at best

    Whatever - you think a single negative interview is going to suddenly throw Brown's legacy as a musical genius into the toilet?

    Your ass hurtness over this is sopho[/b]moric at best.

    It was well-known, while JB was alive, that he didn't treat her right. The Onion even parodied it!

    Yeah - I mean, it's generally well-known that JB wasn't exactly Mr. Upstanding Dude, not just with Tommie Rae but in general. I don't know why folks gotta act like he was some kind of saint just b/c he died. As noted, his legacy as a cultural figure has been minimally diminished by all this. Brown can take it (since he sure dished it out, it seems).
  • raredaveraredave 205 Posts
    It was well-known, while JB was alive, that he didn't treat her right. The Onion even parodied it!
    exactly - I read the tabloid article today and wasn't surprised in the least - she said she didn't hit him back incase she hurt or killed him
  • LaserWolfLaserWolf Portland Oregon 11,517 Posts
    what is this stupid bitch saying this kind of stuff for? well, at least she got fined!

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/femail/article.html?in_article_id=425570&in_page_id=1879

    You can read the article the way the writer wants you to. Or you can read it critically.

    What I read was a story about a man who was old and tired, suffered from diabiates and arthritis. Still he went out night after night and worked as hard as he could, knee drops and splits to the point where he couldn't get out of bed the next day. I don't think that will hurt his reputation as the hardest working man in show business.

    I read about a band leader who didn't treat members of the show differently just because he was married to them. She still had be as professional as the rest of the band if she wanted to sing.

    I think she is being treated unfairly after living and working with him for perhaps the hardest 9 years of his life.

    My guess on why she wouldn't talk about his drug problems is that she is at the center of those problems.

    His estate is going to be messier than Jimi Hendrix's, who was also said to have died broke. His estate was controlled by lawyers and shady music industry types through a series of blind off-shore holding companys.
  • SouthCrackalackSouthCrackalack 3,853 Posts
    The most outraging thing on that webpage was the first response/comment directly after the article..

    "I couldn't stand his music, personally" from "David"
  • SoulhawkSoulhawk 3,197 Posts
    didn't she get an ass implant for James?

    scary.

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  • DocMcCoyDocMcCoy "Go and laugh in your own country!" 5,913 Posts
    The most outraging thing on that webpage was the first response/comment directly after the article..

    "I couldn't stand his music, personally" from "David"

    Yeah, but this is the Daily Mail. For those of you lucky enough to be unfamiliar with this hateful rag, James Brown is the kind of person their readership would probably consider to be not much more than "an uppity n****r". The fact that the Mail has a very strong claim to be the true voice of Middle England depresses me, as an Englishman, enormously.

  • raredaveraredave 205 Posts
    The most outraging thing on that webpage was the first response/comment directly after the article..

    "I couldn't stand his music, personally" from "David"

  • the_average_manthe_average_man 675 Posts
    The most outraging thing on that webpage was the first response/comment directly after the article..

    "I couldn't stand his music, personally" from "David"

    yeah man, that raredave needs a Glasgow kiss

    hahahahahahha
  • the_average_manthe_average_man 675 Posts
    The most outraging thing on that webpage was the first response/comment directly after the article..

    "I couldn't stand his music, personally" from "David"

    Yeah, but this is the Daily Mail. For those of you lucky enough to be unfamiliar with this hateful rag, James Brown is the kind of person their readership would probably consider to be not much more than "an uppity n****r". The fact that the Mail has a very strong claim to be the true voice of Middle England depresses me, as an Englishman, enormously.


    Can't be that bad if the King of Anglia reads it? "Gonna read Siiiimon Hefeeeeerrrrr on the verandaaaaa. Ain't no-one gonna stop meeeeehhh" (spoken in the style of John Wayne)

    Actually I think he's more of an express man: "arguably the best newspaper in the world"
  • DJ_EnkiDJ_Enki 6,471 Posts
    maybe he did beat her...thats not the point: she;s trying to tarnish the mystique of man she says she loved and making charges that he can't defend himself against. this whole interview smacks of bitterness and desire to get revenge and create sympathy for her cause. i wonder how much she was paid for this...the comaprison with tina turner is sophmoric at best

    Whatever - you think a single negative interview is going to suddenly throw Brown's legacy as a musical genius into the toilet?

    Your ass hurtness over this is sopho[/b]moric at best.

    It was well-known, while JB was alive, that he didn't treat her right. The Onion even parodied it!

    Yeah - I mean, it's generally well-known that JB wasn't exactly Mr. Upstanding Dude, not just with Tommie Rae but in general. I don't know why folks gotta act like he was some kind of saint just b/c he died. As noted, his legacy as a cultural figure has been minimally diminished by all this. Brown can take it (since he sure dished it out, it seems).

    Exactly.

    Look, we are all hugely indebted to JB for his musical legacy. And we all mourn his death a whole lot. But is it really coming as a surprise that in terms of personal relations, JB was a dickish control freak? Nothing Tomi Rae says is going to "tarnish the mystique" any more than the many other stories of JB's lousy behavior that are already commonly known.
  • LaserWolfLaserWolf Portland Oregon 11,517 Posts
    maybe he did beat her...thats not the point: she;s trying to tarnish the mystique of man she says she loved and making charges that he can't defend himself against. this whole interview smacks of bitterness and desire to get revenge and create sympathy for her cause. i wonder how much she was paid for this...the comaprison with tina turner is sophmoric at best

    Whatever - you think a single negative interview is going to suddenly throw Brown's legacy as a musical genius into the toilet?

    Your ass hurtness over this is sopho[/b]moric at best.

    It was well-known, while JB was alive, that he didn't treat her right. The Onion even parodied it!

    Yeah - I mean, it's generally well-known that JB wasn't exactly Mr. Upstanding Dude, not just with Tommie Rae but in general. I don't know why folks gotta act like he was some kind of saint just b/c he died. As noted, his legacy as a cultural figure has been minimally diminished by all this. Brown can take it (since he sure dished it out, it seems).

    Exactly.

    Look, we are all hugely indebted to JB for his musical legacy. And we all mourn his death a whole lot. But is it really coming as a surprise that in terms of personal relations, JB was a dickish control freak? Nothing Tomi Rae says is going to "tarnish the mystique" any more than the many other stories of JB's lousy behavior that are already commonly known.

    Ture. Plus I think his lawyers, and children are treating her worse than he ever did. At least he loved her.

    Here is a spider hole. If I'm right his other wives, both married and "road wives" were Black. Rae is White. Does this have anything to do with her being escorted to a back pew and being locked out of the house? I think money and greed are the main factors, but I wonder.
  • fishmongerfunkfishmongerfunk 4,154 Posts
    Nothing Tomi Rae says is going to "tarnish the mystique" any more than the many other stories of JB's lousy behavior that are already commonly known.

    i never said it would or could tarnish him, but that seems to be her intetnion.

    the ensuing litigation is goign to be nasty.
  • mannybolonemannybolone Los Angeles, CA 15,025 Posts


    the ensuing litigation is goign to be nasty.

    Alas, yeah, looks to be that way.
  • PrimeCutsLtdPrimeCutsLtd jersey fresh 2,632 Posts


    the ensuing litigation is goign to be nasty.

    Alas, yeah, looks to be that way.

    this is what hapens when you want some young ass....
  • LaserWolfLaserWolf Portland Oregon 11,517 Posts


    the ensuing litigation is goign to be nasty.

    Alas, yeah, looks to be that way.

    this is what hapens when you want some young ass....

  • spelunkspelunk 3,400 Posts
    [quote}Most people knew that Brown wasn't an angel in his private life but they've managed to understand that private vs. public personas are not always easily reconcilable. [quote}Most people knew that Brown wasn't an angel in his private life but they've managed to understand that private vs. public personas are not always easily reconcilable.
  • profeignprofeign 145 Posts
    aside from the whole of the content as to whether or not he beat her or whatever that's some sleazy tell-all shit to do. Shee needs to and leave out the hateful gossiping type of shit (e.g. viagra comment) and focus on the stuff that is real news, like the whether he beat her or not. Which IMO isn't really that newsworthy either, but I pretty much never want to hear shit about celebrities anyway. And I think the the 24-hour healing period for the splits was intended to be a diss then she achieved the opposite vis-a-vis "hardest working man."
  • profeignprofeign 145 Posts
    The most outraging thing on that webpage was the first response/comment directly after the article..

    "I couldn't stand his music, personally" from "David"

    Yeah, but this is the Daily Mail. For those of you lucky enough to be unfamiliar with this hateful rag, James Brown is the kind of person their readership would probably consider to be not much more than "an uppity n****r". The fact that the Mail has a very strong claim to be the true voice of Middle England depresses me, as an Englishman, enormously.


    it was pretty easy to tell it wasn't a high-class paper from the poor-ass writing and interminable repetitiousness.

  • GuzzoGuzzo 8,611 Posts
    a little more food for thought

    Tomi Raye & 5 year old child of James Brown excluded from will

    http://www.cnn.com/2007/SHOWBIZ/Music/01/16/people.brown.ap/index.html
  • Tonearm_RobberyTonearm_Robbery 699 Posts
    didn't she get an ass implant for James?

    scary.

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  • faux_rillzfaux_rillz 14,343 Posts
    didn't she get an ass implant for James?

    scary.

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    I kind of suspect that was the previous wife--the white lady that died on the operating table while having surgery to make herself look more Black.
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