MJ’s hair in roulette ball
December 14th, 2011 - 5:29 pm ICT by IANS
Los Angeles, Dec 14 (IANS) A clump of Michael Jackson’s hair will be used to manufacture a roulette ball.
The bosses of Onlinegamblingpal.com bought the hair, which was collected at a New York hotel following the King of Pop’s stay there, at an auction.
“We have decided to convert Michael Jackson’s hair into a roulette ball - an appropriately unique way to immortalise a small part of a truly peerless entertainer,” a spokesman for the company told Nme.com.
“The ball itself will be made to the highest professional standards, ensuring it will be eligible for use at any licensed casino’s roulette table. Indeed, considering Jackson dedicated his life to entertaining millions, the prospect of this very special ball captivating crowds at roulette tables seems like a fitting use for it,” the spokesman added.
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