Tom Cruise or William Hung?

[Heidi]

Ya'll decide.


William Hung: Kind, intelligent, regular guy, funny, tremendous inspirational stage presence.
www.williamhung.net


Tom Cruise: Pretty, rich, condescending regarding others' mental health choices, not known to be able to carry a tune in a bucket.

[sui generis]

1. is there a hot tub or litter box or Karen Hughes involved?

I'll need to know before voting, thankyaverymuch.

[Heidi]

3. Nope, just in general: Tom Cruise or William Hung. (nt)

[sui generis]

5. okay I choose

the short one

[SCDem]

2. Depends on the occasion

for a conversation and cup of coffee - William Hung

for a shag and a cup of coffee - Tom Cruise

:)

[Dogmudgeon]

4. Feelin' the Love today!

I can understand mass hatred toward, say, Paris Hilton.

But Tom Cruise?

It's the Scientology, isn't it?

--p!

[Heidi]

6. Said it once, I'll say it again.

I don't care what Tom's religion is. But I don't anymore want him and his church using their political clout to limit our health care choices than I want Jerry Falwell and his church using their political clout to limit them.

(I really would go out with William Hung before Tom Cruise. William seems interesting and kind.)

[Dogmudgeon]

10. It seems that it is ... so ...

... I suspect I missed something he said recently. I don't recall Cruise trying to limit our health care choices (which vis-à-vis Scientology, probably means mental health choices).

So, what'd I miss?

--p!
I Read Dianetics And All I Got Was This Lousy Engram

[Heidi]

14. "Cruise launches war on pyschiatrists."

http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-05-27/#2

(Re: the article, I don't disagree that children in the U.S. are probably over-medicated, but parents still have the right to determine the general course of their kids' medical care, a right I would _not_ like to see diluted by Mr. Cruise.)

[Dogmudgeon]

15. Yep ... I didn't see that

I could understand the man's pique, but launching a war?

I mean, he does have a point. But fixing a public health error with Scientology is like fixing Social Security with a game of national Three-Card Monte played in front of the White House.

--p!

[Heidi]

16. That's a great analogy, Pigwidgeon!

And one that I will certainly steal and spread across the Internets. :hi:

[LynneSin]

13. I wouldn't even care if he's a scientologists...

it's just that he's trying to convince everyone that a religion that was made as a goof by a science-fiction writer is real and that this fake religion is the only way to solve problems that really should be solved by doctors.

Personally, what Cruise is doing rates up there with the crap pulled by Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson and the other fristian fundies

[chickenscratching]

7. "redheads unite" would not except a specimen

as hideous as tom cruise

[Heidi]

8. Has anyone told you . . .

that you have a nekkid Burt Reynolds in your sig-line? :rofl:

Luv,

Heidi,
Charter member, Swiss Affiliate, Redheads Unite!

[Shell Beau]

9. William Hung over Tom Cruise....

Come on! I'd rather have Tom any day, although William Hung seems nice enough!

[Heidi]

11. Which one would you rather get to know? (nt)

[Shell Beau]

12. Tom! He's had a adventurous life. I am sure he has some

good stories.

[ghostsofgiants]

17. I'm convinced that William Hung is an actor hired by American Idol

That is seriously the only way he makes any sense what soever to me. But at least he's not batshit insane like Cruise.

[tjdee]

18. Tom Cruise has a discernable talent, which isn't having people make fun of

him.

That alone puts him WAY ahead for me.

Plus, as I've mentioned before, after the first "Mission Impossible" he had me at hi, hey, whatever.

Of course, it seems he's finally gone insane, which is unfortunate.