I would say it would be his belief in a cult where aliens are conspiring to take over the human species through the use of appropriately prescribed drugs. Oh and he is just dumb lol

It's a very nice cult if you're a celebrity.

I'll just buy it for my wife to put in her hair... kay'?

That or Kabbalah:eyebrow:

Kabbalah isn't quite as focused on sucking money out of you, though.

I did a couple of shows at a theatre across the street from their celebrity center at the old Barrymore mansion... a travesty. Broke my heart, but got to see a lot of nutty stars coming and going.
They threw parties a couple of nights a week.

I just got the DVD of Wild Palms and started watching it last night. There is a thinly veiled poke at Scientology that's a major part of the plotline.

Last summer, the St. Louis School District got tangled up with Scientology through their Applied Scholastics program. A couple of employees that went through the program as part of training complained, and our weekly newspaper put the shit to the fan. Whoops!

You can only charge so much for string.

Of course, I would have thought the same for crappy pulp skiffy.

They released it on DVD for consumers?! AWESOME. For the last 7 years or so I've had to make do with the two-VHS set I bought from a video store going out of business...

I have the video tapes that I originally "time shifted" the series on.

I was very excited when I saw that it was out.

Rhino.

:vomit: :repuke: :repuke: :dead3: Is placenta consumption even legal?

Why wouldn't it be? As a confirmed seafood-hater, I find it hard to imagine it's worse than, say, oysters.

It's perfectly legal, though I bet a lot of hospitals would prefer to dump it straight in the hazardous waste bucket, and may need a bit of convincing.

I suspect that it is on the cafeteria menu at many new-age birthing centers.

They scoop it right out of the birthing tub and into the skillet.