Say what??
Just a couple rants:
Tell me now, honestly, is anybody really surprised by this??
He's not guilty
Here's another one for you to ponder, I don't even know where to begin there's so much wrong with this:
Their vows say what?
"The formal wedding of the Hollywood stars [affectionately known as TomKat] in Italy on Saturday is shaping up as not only the celebrity wedding of the year but as the most famous Scientology wedding since science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard founded the church in Los Angeles more than 50 years ago.
In the old-fashioned language that marks the Traditional version, the groom is reminded that 'girls' need 'clothes and food and tender happiness and frills, a pan, a comb, perhaps a cat' -- and is asked to provide them all.
The bride, in turn, is told that 'young men are free and may forget' their promises."
Besides the fact that I'm really concerned about the pan, this is a feminist's nightmare of a religion... but good thing for Kat that Tom is no longer a "young man" then, huh? Add this to the bowl of nuts category: "People do have a lot of questions but in a few years from now when a few more thousand people have attended Scientology wedding ceremonies, it won't be something people have heard about but have never seen," said Church of Scientology spokeswoman Karin Pouw.
Sure, I'll get right on that.
Tell me now, honestly, is anybody really surprised by this??
He's not guilty
Here's another one for you to ponder, I don't even know where to begin there's so much wrong with this:
Their vows say what?
"The formal wedding of the Hollywood stars [affectionately known as TomKat] in Italy on Saturday is shaping up as not only the celebrity wedding of the year but as the most famous Scientology wedding since science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard founded the church in Los Angeles more than 50 years ago.
In the old-fashioned language that marks the Traditional version, the groom is reminded that 'girls' need 'clothes and food and tender happiness and frills, a pan, a comb, perhaps a cat' -- and is asked to provide them all.
The bride, in turn, is told that 'young men are free and may forget' their promises."
Besides the fact that I'm really concerned about the pan, this is a feminist's nightmare of a religion... but good thing for Kat that Tom is no longer a "young man" then, huh? Add this to the bowl of nuts category: "People do have a lot of questions but in a few years from now when a few more thousand people have attended Scientology wedding ceremonies, it won't be something people have heard about but have never seen," said Church of Scientology spokeswoman Karin Pouw.
Sure, I'll get right on that.
posted by Studio P Photography at 9:05 AM
2 Comments:
I am honestly scared after reading that... Those two have serious-serious issues. Forget the Love, honor, obey crap no-no-no let's just vow to never go to sleep mad. Yeah that'll work.
No kidding. I'll get you a cat & some frilly clothes, dear, but don't wait up for me if I don't come home tonight. What's a young man to do? It's not his fault, he can't help it. Forget love & commitment, just buy her something & let the cat keep her company.
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