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Man Eats Religious Text

"I ate the whole thing, it was the only way to save him."

That's what Matt Ayum said when asked about his actions this past Saturday night while attending a local Scientology mass. Ayum, 28, ate the entire "Book of Scientology" - Scientology's Bible - to save his friend William Wood, 29, from the "lobotomy that is Scientology," said Ayum.

Matt, Wood's roommate, noticed his friend had changed after a run in with a Tom Cruise look-a-like. "Yeah, we just rented "War of the Worlds," and this Tom Cruise looking guy came up to us, he said "The truth is out there," and handed us some pamphlets."

Immediately Ayum deposited the hand-out on the ground, however William place it in his breast pocket and whispered, "You had me at hello."

Ayum stated, "I knew something was wrong when I came home one day and Will had hung up several statues of a crucified alien." That alien, Xenu, the Jesus of Scientology - except Xenu had a intergalactic spaceship and deposited frozen people in volcanoes.

Side-note it is in this writer's humble opinion that "The Passion of Xenu," would have been a much radder movie.

Ayum was alarmed and didn't know what to do. That night he had a dream. "I was in a dark room, and the lights flashed on. I found myself seated at a table . . ." What happened next provided him with the answer. "a faceless waiter flew in through a black rainbow and placed a plated covered in tin-foil on the table before me. I removed the foil. It was a tiny Brooke Shields, in a pita wrap yelling, "Eat it!""

The next morning Matt told Wood he wanted to attended a "Sci-todge" mass.

"I had no plan of attack. I entered the worshipping area and bumrushed the alter." Ayum grabbed the closest Book of Scientology and stuffed his mouth with fistfuls of pages. "I only had the cover left, I started chewing and I suddenly felt dizzy. I blacked out. I thought I failed."

Matt Ayum didn't fail, he finished. The job. Matt's actions got him a bellyful of Scientology scripture, but more importantly he got his friend back.

What does Scientology taste like? "Bullshit,"said Matt, and he means that in a literal sense. In 1953, to give the infant religion that "old world this-is-an-ancient-religion-waist-deep-in-tradition" smell, the Scientology leaders decided to bath ever piece of Scientology literature in cow poop.

-Staff Writer

“Man Eats Religious Text”