Found by Chris
Today this video went viral on the net.
At 8:22 you can see a shadow in the back of the hallway walking by. I was kind of bummed out that it didn’t moonwalk!
Looking at the video more closely, shows another image of Michael, on the floor!!

And I found a picture where he’s wearing the outfit, isn’t the image of the floor that same person from a different angle??
Hmmm… maybe I should seek help

Women have been given the right to bathe topless in the swimming pools of Sweden’s third largest city. The city’s sports and recreation committee voted last week against a motion entitled, “Women with two-piece swimsuits ought to wear a top piece”.
The committee settled on the wording that “everybody should wear bathing suits” at pools, but there is no requirement for women to cover their breasts. The decision was unanimous.
Well that’s great news isn’t it? Now how illegal is this in the rest of the world? Just wondering…
I like the one on the right a lot man
I know, as Rob commented already, everybody’s playing Thriller… but how about this one?? I did try hard to find the original clip, but they won’t let me embed it… So here’s this one… It still rocks!!
It’s easy to mis something you’re not looking for…
Found by Richard Wiseman, who has an interesting blog here.
Just a video. Everything I could say here is already been said so let’s enjoy a clips of Michael with collegue pop icon Paul…

The IJsselland Police (The Netherlands) has to be more careful with pictures of repeate offenders. National Ombudsman Alex Brenninkmeijer thinks the Police went too far, by having mug shots of offenders printed on calendars and placemats, for use in their cafetaria.
Also the phrase “Repeate Offender of the Week”, the Police uses to draw attention to a specific offender, is not good for the privacy of criminals, according to Brenninkmeijer.
The project “Shop Safe” is intended to inform shop owners about shoplifters, providing them with a photo and details. That way shop owners can recognize an offender, and prevent another theft. The printed placemats and calendars were used so officers can identify them too.
The privacy of criminals is well taken care of in the Netherlands. Shop owners are not allowed to use the photo’s to arrest shoplifters, but only to prevent a possible crime. I’d make T-shirts, mugs and baseball caps too!