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Date Posted: 16:30:22 07/15/01 Sun
Author: Rayle
Subject: Scientology also happens to be the only reason John Travolta even considered accepting that stupid roll in Battlefield Earth.
In reply to: Kaie 's message, "Beautiful!" on 14:22:49 07/15/01 Sun

It was based on a book written by L. Ron Hubbard, and Travolta's a scientologist. So, in the end, everyone looses.

On the subject, Scientology maintains that they are not, in fact, a religion. While still retainning the tax-free bennefits of beeing one.


They also tried to market home lie-detectors during the seventies.

And many thanks for the compliment. *bows*

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  • . . . gee. That sheds new light on "The Hogfather" by Terry Pratchett. (NT) -- Kit, 18:23:28 07/15/01 Sun





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