Lost thoughts
POSTED BY: bikisdad
UPDATED: Friday, January 14, 2005 14:31
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Originally posted by wydraz:
It's not the suddenness of the rain, it's the TIMING that has me interested. I've seen that sort of rain in the caribbean, but it never stopped when I needed it to!
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Yes, the timing is also suspicious. One of the things that made me notice the sudden stopage was that, in one instance, the rain immediately stopped right after that guy (sorry, don't know everyone's name yet) told his son he'd look for the dog when the rain stopped - THEN THE RAIN STOPPED. There's no way that could be a coincidence.
Apathy on the Rise. No One Cares.
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I have not seen anyone comment on the last ep of Lost. It was written by David Fury, the great former buffy and angel writer. This show has not disappointed me yet. Each ep answers a few questions but raises several more. Great tv.
Ka is a wheel, time but a face on the water.
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Yep, I agree. The mystery just keeps getting deeper. This last episode it was the guy in the three-piece suit in the distance. Also, how can Locke suddenly walk after the accident? I was thinking that this whole thing might be some insidious government experiment, but even they couldn't pull that one off.
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I have a feeling this show is aimed more toward older viewers. The next two episodes are titled "White Rabbit" and "House of the Rising Sun". Just seeing those titles is enough to take me back to the those days in the mid-60's... Wow, it's deja vu all over again.
Or, as Angelus said, "Been there, done that. Deja vu just isn't what it used to be..."
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Charlie's band has a website:
www.driveshaftband.com
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This explains it all.
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My backpack's got jets.
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Originally posted by maugwai:
I think the thing in the woods is the dark side of humanity. Like that game Terry O'Quinn was playing. There's a light side and a dark side to everyone and everything.
My soon-to-be-ex said something last night that I think is on the right track. He said, "I think they're in purgatory or something. That everyone on the plane who died is on this island." And then I said, "Oooh! That FITS!" And then he said, "But what about all the people from the rear section of the plane?" And I said, "They must have LIVED."
It just reminded me of that western a couple years ago, was it called "Purgatory?" or the town was called that. Or something.
Whaddya think?
Mal-licious
Co-Holder of the Red Bell from Hell
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Im sitting here on a tropical island right now and i can tell you that it rains almost every day. Some days its rains as hard as it can for fifteen minutes, then stop and other days it can rain for up to three days nonstop. Its like nothing i have experienced in the states. So from experience it sounds just about right. But ive been stuck here for several months so i havent had the oppurtunity to see Lost. Is it really as good as they say?
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Yup.
Mal-licious
Co-Holder of the Red Bell from Hell
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