“Don't worry, Rosemary. Eating your baby's placenta is a perfectly natural thing to do, as a matter of fact.”
Posted on 04/18/2006 2:23:24 AM PDT by MadIvan
“Don't worry, Rosemary. Eating your baby's placenta is a perfectly natural thing to do, as a matter of fact.”
As an evangelist for Scientology, doesn't Cruise just make you want to convert?
In the animal world, the mother eats the placenta.
Wonder if Tom tried to talk Katie into it.
I feel for the Studio that has to promote Mission: Impossible III in the face of this publicity. They're just good, salt-of-the-Earth Hollywood types who can't catch a break.
Who is going to go see this movie in the face of all this wierdness? I am hoping that this is the tipping point for the idiot Scientology celebrity cult, and people will just stop paying money to see these freaks.
If it is for publicity, it has obviously backfired. This will be the end of Cruise. The American public is going to have a hard time swallowing this one. Viacom must be so proud. I am sure they are waiting with a contract for another blockbuster for him.
Besides Hollywood not wanting to risk a dime on this loon in the future, Scientologists likely aren't going to be happy with this. While Mr. Cruise believes his own PR, the money making machine of Scientology won't like the bad name he is giving them.
The first thing that comes to mind is ...
EEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!
Next, I had to check to see if this was from Scrappleface... Then I started thinking, "Scrapple... Placenta... Scrapple... Placenta..." It's sort of a "toss-up."
Mark
Actually, I think that his portrayal of Lestat was one of his best roles ever. He seemed very natural in the role, and he did a very good job in that movie. However, the more I learn about him, the more I begin to think that he wasn't really acting.
Mark
He needs to have a chat with David Carradine and buy himself a fig tree.
No, this is a genuine story, I'm afraid.
I am not seeing another Tom Cruise film again.
Regards, Ivan
ping
LONG ago, women would eat the placenta, after the baby was born. They considered it "their" organ, and knew that it would be filled with iron. Gladly, this practice has waned.
Wow, Im glad that he was joking. /sarc
He is totally insane. I hope that he just leaves and we never have to hear from him again.
Please???
When I speak to the man that has experienced childbirth personally, then I will listen to him tell me that I have to be silent during birth.
Until then, no man will tell me how to behave when I am having a baby.
What a crock!
Yes, he did. Actually, she brought it up and he laughed about it.
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