NEWS: Tom Battles Xenu, Blames The Media

wottan said:

So you get mad at me for making a judgement about spending time on celebrities, and you respond with a judgement of my spending time on a message board?

I was never intending to imply that the only worthwhile things to do in the world are write books or build homes(or whatever) just that I personally find celebrity culture stupid and loathesome. Feel free to judge the things I do as worthless, I wont say you cant say that, though I might argue against it.

I put value in many different kinds of things, and in the end everyone decides what they think is important. But I dont think its impossible for someone to reach outside of theirself and make a statement about other people. I also see no problem in such judgements being attacked on their logic and plausibility.

llouys said:

word.

and didn't even NEED propellers.

_DictionaryGirl_ said:
Who the eff is Xenu?

Zoom said:
Son of a bitch. The poll's gone.

TheFuckOffKid said:
Note to Xenu: don't fuck with Tom.

Alyk said:

TOM Cruise's cronies seem to have put a lot of effort into skewing a Parade magazine poll in his favor. Parade.com recently asked online readers whether they thought Cruise was responsible for his disastrous public relations year or if it was the media's fault. A shocking 84 percent of respondents blamed the press. But Parade publicist Alexis Collado tells us: "We at Parade found this a little bit fishy, so we did some investigating. We found out more than 14,000 (of the 18,000-plus votes) that came in were cast from only 10 computers! One computer was responsible for nearly 8,400 votes alone, all blaming the media for Tom's troubles. We also discovered that at least two other machines were the sources of inordinate numbers of votes. It seems these folks (whoever they may be) resorted to extraordinary measures to try to portray Tom in a positive light for the Parade.com survey. There is even a chance they wrote a special 'bot' program for the sole purpose of skewing the results, rather than casting the votes by hand on a computer." Cruise spokesman Paul Bloch told us, "I know nothing about the poll, so we have nothing to comment on."