POSTED: November 22, 2006 by smoodgie
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3 minute kiss at the wedding was poor acting. Give it a rest already Tom...boring!
Who ever heard of a devout catholic switching in one year fully to Scientology? Give your head a shake Katie. He is running your life!!!
If you see the photos of them, Katie is always leaning into Tom and he remains straight. Body language says he rules.
The baby went with them on the honeymoon. His other children did not. The best man did. What does that tell you?
Can't wait to hear in a few years "she's a great woman, I keep the kids, we are divorcing, oh well!"
Clock is ticking......Tom's a nut case.
Anyone wagering how long it will last?
Yeah, I heard about the kiss -- apparently, some wedding guests started to yell "Stop! Stop!" at one point. Who needs to watch two people kiss for 3 minutes!?!?!? Haven't they gotten that out of their systems yet, with all the PDA and couch-jumping and stuff?? :hurl:
Oh who knows when it comes to that goof (gee he used to be so impressive...). I wonder if the baby got to go. They've been together long enough that it's probably not a big romantic deal but they shouldn't have broadcast the invited guest.
If Tom had just learned to keep his mouth shut he probably would have been okay. You don't see this sort of stuff coming out of John Travolta or Kirsty Ally or any of the other scientologists, just Tom the strange.
Did you hear the wedding kiss lasted 3 minutes? How boring has that got to be for guests. Overkill or what. Craig Ferguson did a bit on it and it was so funny...along the lines of 'okay Tom we get it, you can act".
Yes that is odd in their case I guess it probably is normal but I had the same thing happen to me. When we got married many years ago my bridesmaid informed me about a week before the wedding that she was also going to Hawaii on a holiday. Well it turned out that she was on the same flight as we were and staying only about a block away. You can imagine the ribbing we took at the wedding about having to take along my bridesmaid for support.
I can't remember the best man's name, but he's the head of Scientology :rolleyes:
You know, it's fine to have whatever beliefs you want, and to follow whatever religion you want. But with Tom Cruise, it's so in-your-face and "my way or the highway". He's so obsessive about it, it's really disturbing. And the way he forces it on everyone around him..... it's just so wrong. But, if Katie is going to let herself be brainwashed and manipulated by him, then that's her problem. Good luck to her -- she's going to need it!!
I now find Tom Cruise creepy anyway you turn and twist him, so this doesn't really surprise me LOL!
I really do think we are now seeing the beginnings of a slow demise in the form of the beginnings of someone losing his mind. I have to wonder if Micheal Jackson started his demise like Tom?
I missed the wedding.......so who was the best man :o