art contest results/LAST dead person of the day :(

I think I have to pay homage to the obvious dead person that has been lingering on all your minds:

Michael Jackson - Thriller
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I don't think the world has been the same since he died.

so I am going to build Ke$ha's Funhouse and it will be between here and Pittsburgh. so like, Meadville I guess.
but it will be a dead celebrity-themed haunted house, which I think is amazing.

here is what I would have in my DEAD CELEBRITY KE$HA FUN PARADISE:

- Aaliyah's plane (her Diary would be on repeat)
- Princess Diana's house or palace or whatever
- James Dean's car
- wherever Tupac died
- the hotel where they killed Selena at (omg that was really, really sad. I had no idea who she was and every Christmas in my middle school Spanish class, guess what movie we watched? yup.)
- Anna Nicole Smith's childhood home
- the Viper Room
- Alcatraz
- Neverland. too soon?

anyway, in the summer it would double as a water park.

ART CONTEST RESULTS:

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have a nice Halloween! go look for the Great Pumpkin!

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