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Post by divasahm on May 2, 2010 0:54:12 GMT -4
Anybody using the term "suppressives" is probably a clam. I think they got to him. It shouldn't be long now before he goes on TV to claim scientology saved him from manic depression. I wonder if that's why he and Jenny McCarthy broke up--she doesn't seem the type to put up with that kind of bullshit.
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MissPandora
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Post by MissPandora on May 2, 2010 10:29:02 GMT -4
I wondered that, too. Although with her whole "I cured my son's autism with vitamins" or whatever it was, she's a little off as well. JMHO.
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Post by discoprincess on May 5, 2010 16:27:18 GMT -4
Isn't Peaches Geldof a Scientologist? I'm sure the recent pap pics of her in a "Stars and Bars" flag shirt will do wonders for the Co$ when trying to increase its diversity. ETA: Good thing Brad Pitt didn't fall for the Co$ sales pitch. I don't see Angelina Jolie going along with that crap at all.
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Post by smitten on May 6, 2010 12:52:23 GMT -4
Yes, all while he runs around the room, pulls his underwear over his head and then starts gnawing on a tire. Because vitamins and a sauna totally cure manic depression. That cracked me up! And I can absolutely see him doing that. Whatever happened with Will Smith and Scientology? Did they actually get to him, or did they give up?
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Post by Sunnyhorse on May 6, 2010 13:39:54 GMT -4
ETA: Good thing Brad Pitt didn't fall for the Co$ sales pitch. I don't see Angelina Jolie going along with that crap at all. I know some folks here will disagree with me ( ), but I think Brad's too smart to ever sign on for Scientology's crap. (And how funny is it that we alllll use "crap" to describe it?) Deep down he's a nice sensible Missouri boy, and we take the "Show-Me" label seriously.
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Post by kostgard on May 6, 2010 14:41:55 GMT -4
ETA: Good thing Brad Pitt didn't fall for the Co$ sales pitch. I don't see Angelina Jolie going along with that crap at all. I know some folks here will disagree with me ( ), but I think Brad's too smart to every sign on for Scientology's crap. (And how funny is it that we alllll use "crap" to describe it?) Deep down he's a nice sensible Missouri boy, and we take the "Show-Me" label seriously. I see him the same way. He may/may not have done wackadoo things for the ladies in his life, but he's always struck me as being fairly level-headed and street smart. Also, I know someone who used to work for Mercedes-Benz who got bored one day and pulled all the credit report files on famous people they had, and Brad had sterling credit (the same could not be said for a good chunk of the celebs/athletes), so that would indicate that he probably wouldn't be keen on writing big checks to the clams to pay for classes they promise will give him superpowers.
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Post by Deleted on May 6, 2010 16:36:39 GMT -4
This may be somewhat off topic, but I was at the Outdoor Travel and Adventure Show here in Vancouver a couple of weekends ago and CoS had a booth there! Why? I have no idea. E-meters and dianetics-books on display among all the golf courses, fishing resorts, ATVs, canoes and running shoes...
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Post by alpierce on May 7, 2010 3:56:43 GMT -4
I've seen them at Outdoor events in the NYC metro area as well. I think they just pick events where they are likely to attract new cult members.
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Post by Deleted on May 13, 2010 12:08:50 GMT -4
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Post by Sunnyhorse on Jun 16, 2010 14:00:32 GMT -4
She's not a celebrity per se, but if Harry Reid can't kick this woman's ass in the general election he has no one but himself to blame. What a freak.
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