Wow, that is a trip. Didn’t know what CoS was in the OP and it took a number of slides to finally figure it out. Really cracked up at his detective work in the restaurant.
Oh, that’s really funny. For some reasonthis one has me splitting my sides. “Look, drunken person, here’s a crappy picture on the wall! Feel better now?”
The real discovery is that there are immortal people living disguised among us – one of the Vikings from the 10th Century was hired as the new cook in the restaurant, and then joined the Chamber of Commerce. I think he was at the funeral too.
Who the heck wrote those captions, Bulwer-Lytton? “And that placed beneath these goals is Man’s first foundation for their attainment, based on Scientology technology which is in fact a body of truths that put to practice will attain for all men these long-desired ideals.” :finger-down-throat smiley:
I personally like how everyone’s living rooms appear to be illuminated by the blazing midday sun directly overhead. You’d think that the Scientologist could enjoy the fruits of, say, having a roof.
You dirty-minded man! If you closely examine the preceeding page, you’ll see that his cunning plan was to scapegoat the other guest in order to make more room on that tacky little loveseat. That’s why he’s so smug about being able to stretch his arms out on page twenty.
Being in the same room while the couple has sex was a foregone conclusion. (I say this based on my experiences living in two seperate Scientology-dominated households. S’truth.)
Yes, I am aware that my sample size leaves a little to be desired.