…while they were married, according to her interview with Diane Sawyer last night.
Can I hear an “EWWWWWWWWWWWWW”???
:o
What had you thought before? That they were a married couple that didn’t have marital relations?
Don’t you know Lisa Marie is a little boy?
I was under the impression, like most of the population, that it was an “arrangement” of sorts.
I guess we were all HOPING.
heh.
Well, we know she says they did. Don’t you remember that puff piece interview the two of them did with Diane Sawyer? They were saying so then, too.
EWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!
Thank YOU, Michael!!!
I was, like, wondering…why no Ewwwwws!!!
It would only be an “ew” if I believed it had actually happened.
Well, yes. That’s what I thought. And still think.
And here’s another one for ya:
EEEWWWWWWWWW!!!
twickster47, I hear ya, but WHY WOULD ANYONE LIE ABOUT THAT!!!
It ain’t something I’d put on the ol’ resume, if’n ya get mah drift!
:o
Thank you, sistah Green Bean!!!
EWWWWWWWWW!!!
I’m wondering why anyone would give a 1/2 a freeze dried rats ass.
Welp, you gave half a freeze dried rat’s ass enuff to open this thread, so I’m guessing, maybe… YOU CARE!!!
Haw!!!
iiiiiiicccccckkkkkkk.
i’m trying not to visualize.
on second thought, i think i know what happened.
lisa marie lost the remote in the couch,
while digging around the cushions trying to find the remote, michael tripped over bubbles and fell on lisa marie.
it was an accident, pure and simple.
C’mon, rocking chair, you know you’re visualizing a masked man with a high piched voice slapping Lisa Marie’s azzzzz, moaning, “Yeah, you want Peter’s pan, beeeyotch!”
Take it!
(excuses herself whilst she…
HURRRRRRLS)
nope, just a trip over bubbles, an ooops, excuse me.
spanking seems more mr cage’s style.
I’d like to put Michael Jackson and Mike Tyson together and make Jackson the little boy.
OWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!
Lisa Marie Presley also said he’s a lot different in private than he is in public. He doesn’t always took in that high voice, he drinks, he swears. She says he’s a big manipulator, too.
Erp, mean to write “he doesn’t always talk in that high voice.”