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Did Michael Jackson study ballet?
No, Michael never took any sort of dance lessons.
Does Michael Jackson sleep with children?
Yes, he loved kids (and not in any sick sort of way). He hung with kids because He's just a big kid himself! To him hanging with kids is just like you hanging with your big brother or sister! R.I.P I LOVE MICHAEL JACKSON
Did Blanket Jackson's mum divorce Michael Jackson?
Michael and Blanket's mother were never married, or had any sort of relationship, she is a surrogate who is only there to have the child and then hand it over.
Did Michael Jackson have a bad relationship with his father?
In his younger years he had a very troubled relationship with his dad, when Michael became a father he sort of understood why Joe was so hard on him and his siblings when they were growing up and their relationship improved.
Who are Jacksons Monk and Rowe referenced in the Elvis Costello song on the Juliet Letters album?
According to EC's stage banter, from the show "The Juliet Letters" (Live at Town Hall, NYC, March 18 1993): The song came about from rehearsals for the Juliet Letters. During breaks, Brodsky Quartet founder/member Michael Thomas would exchange banter and family lore with sister Jacqueline Thomas (cello) -- Costello overheard him call her "Jacksons Monk and Rowe" which was explained to be the nickname of the "Sister 4" mentioned in the lyric. She was the baby and only girl after 3 boys, and was duly tormented by her older brothers in typical sibling fashion, as evidenced by the lyrics. Instead of calling her Jacqueline or Jackie, they called her "Jacks" or "Jackson" which then elongated into "Jacksons" and ultimately elongated further by the brothers 3 into "Jacksons Monk and Rowe" after the Solicitors (as the Brits call lawyers) of the same name in the town. The song was written as a sort of apology to the sister for tolerating her brothers, the play on words having double meaning in that the woman was either then in, or had been, or was about to be in the throes of divorce -- a brother's way of showing support for his dear sister and fellow musician! According to EC's stage banter, from the show "The Juliet Letters" (Live at Town Hall, NYC, March 18 1993): The song came about from rehearsals for the Juliet Letters. During breaks, Brodsky Quartet founder/member Michael Thomas would exchange banter and family lore with sister Jacqueline Thomas (cello) -- Costello overheard him call her "Jacksons Monk and Rowe" which was explained to be the nickname of the "Sister 4" mentioned in the lyric. She was the baby and only girl after 3 boys, and was duly tormented by her older brothers in typical sibling fashion, as evidenced by the lyrics. Instead of calling her Jacqueline or Jackie, they called her "Jacks" or "Jackson" which then elongated into "Jacksons" and ultimately elongated further by the brothers 3 into "Jacksons Monk and Rowe" after the Solicitors (as the Brits call lawyers) of the same name in the town. The song was written as a sort of apology to the sister for tolerating her brothers, the play on words having double meaning in that the woman was either then in, or had been, or was about to be in the throes of divorce -- a brother's way of showing support for his dear sister and fellow musician! A. The song Jacksons Monk and Rowe was written by Michael Thomas (the then lead violinist) about his sister Jacqueline (cellist) of the Brodsky Quartet. It was written for her some years before the Juliet letters was ever conceived. Jacksons Monk and Rowe are solicitors in Middlesbrough, the town where they were brought up and was a nick name given to Jacqueline by her father. The previous explanation is largely incorrect. A. I agree with the previous answer. Jackson Monk and Rowe was written by Michael Thomas the 1st violinist of the Brodsky Quartet long before they even met Elvis Costello. Elvis Costello should make this clear when performing this song. Typical of him to take the glory for someone elses song. A. Jacqueline Thomas is part of a family of 8 children. 5 girls and 3 boys. The line sisters 4 and brothers 3 refers to the fact that she has 4 sisters and 3 brothers. Elvis Costello had nothing to do with the concept of this song.
Rides at the Sloe Fair?
theres all sort of rides at the sloe fair this year in 2009 i dont know what rides there will be theres new ones every year its on the 20th oct 2009 this year
What animal did Agni carry?
Agni rides on a ram and carries a sword and some sort of brush
What sort of plants and flowers should you use for your summer garden?
violets
Do chaos fight in a garden?
no but they do sort of play with eachother! They also can fart
What sort of items are in the Holocaust muesem?
there are artifacts, documents and a garden of remembrance.
What sort of rides can you have in a theme park?
- Enterprise - Tilt-a-whirl - Gravitron - Chairswing - Swinging inverter ship - Twister - Top spin - Roller coasters - Train rides - Log flume - Bumper boats - Rapids - Rowing boats - Dark rides - Chairlifts - Monorails
Did Michael Jackson study ballet?
No, Michael never took any sort of dance lessons.
What is the chaps sort code of barclays bank in london?
what is the sort code for CHAPS payments to Barclays bank, welwyn garden city
What sort of singer was Michael Jackson?
Michael Jackson Was The King Of Pop.. Therefore.. He Is A Pop Singer Lol
Which lloyds tsb has sort code 30-99-31?
welwyn garden city.
Sort code for welwyn Garden City Barclays?
20-92-54 wgc
How can werewofs be killed?
call michael wilkins 0862375033. he'll sort it out
