** skillfully dodges flying cushion with what can only be described as cat like reflexes, and the finess of a classically trained dancer**



Yeah ok I ducked like a fat lad from london, but the above sounds so much better

I'd hardly ever eat or drink, then.

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I like where this thread has gone!
BTW they eat the boogie, and throw away the helmet...

I'm inclined to give the French credit. Maybe they will win this one. Trouble is that French law is not really a good precedent in countries with British based law. Still, it may encourage others to prosecute.

Initially the followers of L. Ron Hubbard (blessings and piss be upon him) advertised that for money one could eventually attain the state of "Clear", which bestowed measurable powers. They soon realised this was a bad move when people asked to see one of these "Clears" display their super powers, which at best they could only do if nobody was looking.

Now I think it's dropped back to simply helping followers overcome their "engrams" and lead happier lives whilst relieving them of burdensome money. In other words nothing too tangible and if it fails the follower probably got it wrong. Compare conventional religion, if it helps.

Could it be your love of the french nation?

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I will also be interested to see how this goes and also to see what the consequenses are for scientology in France, if there are any.