Hackers Vs Scientologists

Wow, two of the worlds scummiest sets of people square up to one another. It’s one of those situations where mutually assured destruction would do just nicely.

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The woman that does the voice of Bart Simpson has given ten million dollars to the crank church. Amazing. That's more than £2000!

The whole Scientology thing seems to me to be a logical result of weathy media people surrounding themselves with people who say yes all the time. I call it the Michael Jackson effect, but I'm thinking of changing to the Spears Effect as you don't really hear from Jacko any more.

It's amazing to see how ridiculously humans will behave if they don't have the security of their mates laughing at them when they start to make fools of themselves.

If I could afford to pay for more subservient friends I'm sure I would be a fully paid-up cultist by now.

What's wrong with hackers, Col? Surely you aren't implying that these freedom fighters of our brave new cyber world are actually just jumped up liitle cunts with computers, too much time on their hands and a vendetta against film stars who look like rats?

Their war on rat-boy has redeemed them somewhat, but I would still roll over their spotty heads in my car.

Crackers people, crackers.

A hacker is merely someone who's good with computers (or anything else technical). It's a cracker who breaks things. The misuse of the word is sponsored by Microsoft, as while they call a code monkey a "microsoft software creation technician", everyone else calls them hackers.....so when Jo Idiot goes to a Linux or BSD site, and sees how it was written by "hackers" he shits and runs back to redmond for another arse raping.

That aside, couldn't happen to a nice bunch (tho I still can't see how Xenu etc is any more bonkers than carpenters surfing with no board). And of course my feeling on bringing Cruise to justice for his crimes are well known.

El Jarvo wrote: Has anyone ever met a genuine Scientologist?

Confess, I haven't. I'm obviously not moving in the right circles.

Now you mention it, I don't think so.

Maybe they don't actually exist?

El Jarvo wrote: Has anyone ever met a genuine Scientologist?

Confess, I haven't. I'm obviously not moving in the right circles.

They tried to recruit me in Milan last year. They spoke good English if i'm honest.

But because I find everything they stand for vulgar in the extreme, I politely told them to kiss my arse.

It's like L. Ron Hubbard" Let's see if I can create a bullshit religion and how will it sell?"

Every piece of doctrine is trademarked and you have to pay to get it. load of dog shit