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MAR 29, 2006 07:44 AM
MAR 29, 2006 12:53 PM
MAR 29, 2006 02:35 PM
MAR 29, 2006 04:27 PM
_DictionaryGirl_ said:
Also, Tom Cruise is a whackjob.
Agreed. 
MAR 29, 2006 05:10 PM
_DictionaryGirl_ said:
I can think of nothing that would make me go insane faster than being forced into absolute silence (without painkillers, I'm sure) during a prolonged moment of considerable pain.
As for the child going mad, I'd be more concerned about growing up around Tom fucking Cruise than being born in silence.
I had my first child naturally and the room was quiet the whole time. I never yelled or got pissy with anyone so don't believe the TV hype. It's perfectly natural to be FINE during child birth and I think American media uses it as an excuse for a woman to be a drama queen even though the reality is that women have been doing it for thousands years w/o all the bs.
MAR 29, 2006 05:14 PM
n8tvegrl said:
_DictionaryGirl_ said:
I can think of nothing that would make me go insane faster than being forced into absolute silence (without painkillers, I'm sure) during a prolonged moment of considerable pain.
As for the child going mad, I'd be more concerned about growing up around Tom fucking Cruise than being born in silence.
I had my first child naturally and the room was quiet the whole time. I never yelled or got pissy with anyone so don't believe the TV hype. It's perfectly natural to be FINE during child birth and I think American media uses it as an excuse for a woman to be a drama queen even though the reality is that women have been doing it for thousands years w/o all the bs.
Like I said in a later post, I totally don't doubt that it's doable. I'm only against coercion of any sorts. It's certainly not required to make a sound, but I think it's within your rights if you should feel the need to.
MAR 29, 2006 05:16 PM
_DictionaryGirl_ said:
n8tvegrl said:
_DictionaryGirl_ said:
I can think of nothing that would make me go insane faster than being forced into absolute silence (without painkillers, I'm sure) during a prolonged moment of considerable pain.
As for the child going mad, I'd be more concerned about growing up around Tom fucking Cruise than being born in silence.
I had my first child naturally and the room was quiet the whole time. I never yelled or got pissy with anyone so don't believe the TV hype. It's perfectly natural to be FINE during child birth and I think American media uses it as an excuse for a woman to be a drama queen even though the reality is that women have been doing it for thousands years w/o all the bs.
Like I said in a later post, I totally don't doubt that it's doable. I'm only against coercion of any sorts. It's certainly not required to make a sound, but I think it's within your rights if you should feel the need to.
MAR 29, 2006 05:17 PM
MAR 29, 2006 05:19 PM
cocoabutter said:
_DictionaryGirl_ said:
n8tvegrl said:
_DictionaryGirl_ said:
I can think of nothing that would make me go insane faster than being forced into absolute silence (without painkillers, I'm sure) during a prolonged moment of considerable pain.
As for the child going mad, I'd be more concerned about growing up around Tom fucking Cruise than being born in silence.
I had my first child naturally and the room was quiet the whole time. I never yelled or got pissy with anyone so don't believe the TV hype. It's perfectly natural to be FINE during child birth and I think American media uses it as an excuse for a woman to be a drama queen even though the reality is that women have been doing it for thousands years w/o all the bs.
Like I said in a later post, I totally don't doubt that it's doable. I'm only against coercion of any sorts. It's certainly not required to make a sound, but I think it's within your rights if you should feel the need to.
That's right, Dawson. Let it all out. She just didn't like you like that. 
MAR 29, 2006 05:21 PM
Hey, howd you know what he wanted for his birthday?
Iseult
United Kingdom
September 2005
MAR 29, 2006 05:21 PM
n8tvegrl said:
_DictionaryGirl_ said:
I can think of nothing that would make me go insane faster than being forced into absolute silence (without painkillers, I'm sure) during a prolonged moment of considerable pain.
As for the child going mad, I'd be more concerned about growing up around Tom fucking Cruise than being born in silence.
I had my first child naturally and the room was quiet the whole time. I never yelled or got pissy with anyone so don't believe the TV hype. It's perfectly natural to be FINE during child birth and I think American media uses it as an excuse for a woman to be a drama queen even though the reality is that women have been doing it for thousands years w/o all the bs.
Each labour and birth is different though. I do think TV over-dramatises it but some women have a relatively quick and easy time, others go through hell bringing that child in to the world and then there is everything in between. It depends on the person, her pregancy and those who are assisting her. Mine was natural too and wasn't too bad; I was in labour for 26 hours (not all hard labour, of course) and I didn't act like an arsehole to people either, but I couldn't help crying out in that final push. We may have been doing it for thousands of years but feeling yourself tear is still bloody painful.
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MAR 29, 2006 05:44 PM
"Come to me Katie"
"You want to have my child."
"I want to have your child."
"And you want to have a silent birth."
"I want to have a silent birth"
"Good girl."
[Edited on Mar 29, 2006 by cocoabutter]
MAR 29, 2006 05:46 PM
JustAShadow said:
Tom and Katie are also set to be strict parents. Scientologists are encouraged not to comfort or nurture young children because Hubbard believed a child is simply a small adult who can look forward to look after themselves from a young age
WHAT?!?!?!
What, you mean you don't believe it? But it's so true! My sister's birthday is next week, and I think it's high time she started looking for a job. I mean sheesh, seven years old and still freeloading? What a mooch! 
MAR 29, 2006 05:47 PM
frightening similarities
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MAR 30, 2006 03:47 PM
HEY! Don't be dissin' Kong like that! 
APR 03, 2006 12:12 AM
730A_trixel_fem said:
I have no clue about it all, being that I'm not a scientologist, I'm agnostic. It seems that people are really jumping on scientology's shit. I believe in freedom of religion. They are free to believe whatever they want (as ridiculous as it may seem to me personally) and it really has nothing to do with me. 
Scientology isn't a religion in the traditional sense -- it is a criminal enterprise under color of religion.
Westley
Vatican City
April 2004
MAR 29, 2006 07:43 AM