Travolta is a Cross Dresser

Joseph T. Cool

Administrator

John Travolta caused quite a controversy in the Scientology community when he took the role as middle-aged mom, Edna Turnblad, in the new remake of the John Waters' Hairspray. The role was made famous by cross dresser, Divine, in the original and by Harvey Fierstein on it's Broadway run. But this would have pissed off Scientology founder, L. Ron Hubbard.


A recent Rolling Stone article about Scientology reports that its founder, L. Ron Hubbard, felt that gays "should be taken from society as rapidly as possible" because "no social order will survive which does not remove these people from its midst." :WTF:

Hollywood is possibly the most deviant and liberal place on earth; the kind of place that would hire three consecutive men to play a woman. But even heroin addicted transsexual recyclers want to burn all Scientologists at the stake.

Everyone associated with this cult, which would be more credible if it was based on Dora the Explorer or a Magic Eight Ball, is insane. Stars are so arrogant and in love with themselves they truly believe laws, even religious laws, don't apply to them.

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And everybody in Hollywood knows that John Travolta is as gay as a pair of pink capris.

Mr. Kennedy

I just have to say that I totally agree with what you said. Especially about Scientology being nothing more than a cult.

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Miakal

A Christian wants a homosexual to burn in hell forever, a Scientologist just wants to go Nazi on their gay ass.

Travolta is by far my least favorite actor. I've never seen any sort of talent in him whatsoever. He doesn't even dance that well. He sucks at everything.

I hate everything about him. I hate how he pretends to be black and cool sometimes. I hate how he thinks he knows anything, he doesn't. He doesn't know anything. I hate his stupid fucking airplanes. Nobody gives a shit, unless he crashes one.

Mr. Kennedy

I thought he was pretty good in Swordfish to be honest.

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Miakal

I never saw Swordfish.

He was somewhat passable in Pulp Fiction though. But he didn't really have to do anything.

However, a block of wood could be passable if one really likes anything written by Quentin Tarantino.

barfly467

What about Get Shorty, he wan't bad in that. Now, Be Cool sucked ass, but Get Shorty was good. I am not a big JT fan though.

That Southpark episode where the made fun of the Scientology religion was golden. They should totally release a special dvd with that episode (like they did with "Passion of the Jew") so that people in England can see it.

Mr. Kennedy

I would support releasing it on DVD. Thanks to those asswipes in Scientology suing anyone who says something bad about them, Paramount(owners of Comedy Central, which airs South Park) won't air that episode anymore.

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Dakstang

WC's Resident Redneck

I wish you would stop speaking for Christians. A true Christian does not wany any one to go to hell, that is in fact why they try to warn people who is on that path.

Duke

dakstang knows his stuff, good job mate

thirty7

I know i'm probably opening flame gates here, but are you implying there that the homosexual path leads straight to hell.

Judge not, lest thee be judged...or something like that.

I think the gay people belong in heaven (whether or not it exists) just as much as straight people.

I wish my sex life was like ECW, first you get a One Night Stand followed by 2 months of nostalgic orgasms and then 6 months of constant sucking.