Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise Out in LA (05/05/2006) - Page 2

redheadlauren · May 7th, 2006, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by lovely bones

Good work, Tommy - you got the milk AND the cow for free.

Very few times do I laugh-out-loud while reading .............. this was one of those few times.

And yes, this bra showing was on purpose. Absolutely in Tommy's dayplanner under things-to-do.

birdmadgirl · May 7th, 2006, 10:04 PM

She doesn't look good at all. And yes, I realize she just had a baby (supposedly), but wow.

Maybe I'm unsympathetic. When women bitch and moan about how sucky pregnancy is, I want to scream. I've had three kids and honestly, pregnancy and childbirth didn't faze me. (Hell, I was out shoe shopping the day after my first was born.) And I didn't have a boatload of maids and nannys to help me, either. ANYWAY, she looks terrible and I wonder why.

I wonder if she now realizes what she has gotten herself into. I imagine it's a bit like selling your soul to the devil.

enctpc · May 7th, 2006, 10:13 PM

hmmmmm she has looked better... and WHY does Tom try to make out he is as tall as all the people he is with?.. We know he is short, no need to convince us otherwise.

NawdleZouss · May 7th, 2006, 10:24 PM

This pic screams "I'm heavily drugged and being dragged away by some criminal midget freak", whereas in this one, she looks desperate for help. This set of pics really looks like some kidnap attempt going on.

Somerset · May 7th, 2006, 11:07 PM

They're not letting her sleep enough in order to keep her brainwashed. That's why she looks like crap.

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Originally Posted by birdmadgirl

Maybe I'm unsympathetic. When women bitch and moan about how sucky pregnancy is, I want to scream. I've had three kids and honestly, pregnancy and childbirth didn't faze me. (Hell, I was out shoe shopping the day after my first was born.) And I didn't have a boatload of maids and nannys to help me, either.

It's nice that you had such easy pregnancies, but it really varies from woman to woman and some women actually do have very difficult pregnancies. In the first trimester, my mother couldn't keep any food down whatsoever and most smells would make her queazy. And if you have a c-section, you'll be in the hospital for days. Even vaginal births can lead to major tearing, sometimes all they way to the anus. That can't be pleasant.

A*O · May 7th, 2006, 11:23 PM

After hundreds of thousands of years of evolution, the female human body is specifically and brilliantly designed for pregnancy and childbirth. Yes it can be uncomfortable/unpleasant/yucky and we all have horror stories about when things go wrong, but the VAST majority of women are able to carry on as normal whilst pregnant (it's NOT an illness) and then have a perfectly problem free childbirth. You'd be amazed how resiliant we are. I think all this nonsense about treating pregnant and new mothers like breakable objects (and woman's neuroses about the whole thing) is a recent development created mostly by medics who are terrified of being sued if the slightest thing 'goes wrong' and they use scare tactics to intimidate women into a highly 'medicalised' pregnancy and childbirth. Even 50 years ago it was NORMAL to have a home birth, more often with a local midwife rather than a team of doctors in attendance and after a couple of days rest the mother was up and about and getting on with her life. If women opt for a home birth now they are screamed down as being irresponsible and selfish and the medical profession will do ALL in its power to put up obstacles so she is more or less forced to go into hopsital.

Voodoo Child · May 8th, 2006, 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by LynnieD

Gee, you think that was an accident that her nursing bra was showing??? NO WAY!

That's what I thought too!

sylviethebest · May 8th, 2006, 03:12 AM

i feel soooooooooooooo bad for her. never EVER marry a skinnier and shorter guy! my god!

nita-karolina · May 8th, 2006, 03:15 AM

tom looks cute in this,katie i mean kate not so cute..

buttmunch · May 8th, 2006, 04:49 AM

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Gee, you think that was an accident that her nursing bra was showing??? NO WAY!

Spot on, LynnieD. There's a reason it's showing and that's to 'prove' she had a baby. I mean, who wears a nursing bra if the baby isn't with you?

sprynkles · May 8th, 2006, 05:31 AM

Wow...this is the weirdest pic I've ever seen. I am stunned by it.

Manboob · May 8th, 2006, 07:53 AM

She looks so sad. Maybe she's depressed? I actually feel really bad for her now. I don't even think I want to laugh at her anymore...

buttmunch · May 8th, 2006, 08:11 AM

I hear you manboob (great name, by the way). She's just looking a complete wreck...must be those many hours of daily study at the $cientology Center since the birth. I wonder how often they let her see the baby?

sweetrebel · May 8th, 2006, 09:53 AM

My first thought was about the nursing bra showing, too. It is to prove to the world that she did indeed have a baby....whatever....I could see her wearing a nursing bra out in public, but hitch the damn thing up. I know lots of women who wear their nursing bra all the time just for the support...I wore one and I didn't nurse. But, she had to feel the breeze on her boob.
She does look worn out and worn down, and like I said before, there is not doubt there is a baby, so that could explain lots of that...someone said they almost felt sorry for her? Why? She knew what she was getting into. And you can bet your ass if she didn't at first, she had plenty of people (her parents for one) trying to talk to her. I don't feel sorry for her one bit. She is just as stupid as TC...

flecjill · May 8th, 2006, 10:24 AM

I think its funny how she bought all those shoes and is wearing ugly ass flats while dickhead is wearing boots. She looks like shit and the nursing bra is totally for show to prove there is a "baby". Speaking of which does anyone know how her pillow, er, "baby" was born, natural or c section?