How should Lost end?
Ken from Chicago
her conversation with tv critics Alan Sepinwall and James Pozniewak about tv
and how it started out with LOST and including how it should end:
I agree with Sep that they best not [muck] with Desmond, Penny and their
baby Charlie (altho I could accept him ending up back in time and turning
out to be a rocker, which would explain a lot).
The show has already done a request of mine, that Rose and Bernard survive.
The other of my requirements on how the final season should go:
--Explain the Island
--Explain who or what is Jacob
--Explain who or what is anti-Jacob (Titus Welliver)
--Explain Smokey (if it's not nanobots, I'm still say "enhanced" spores)
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.tv.lost/msg/7d1af898312012cf?hl=en
-- Ken from Chicago
wolfagain
wrote:
> Maureen "Mo" Ryan, the tv critic for the Chicago Tribune, posted a blog of
> her conversation with tv critics Alan Sepinwall and James Pozniewak about tv
> and how it started out with LOST and including how it should end:
>
>
> I agree with Sep that they best not [muck] with Desmond, Penny and their
> baby Charlie (altho I could accept him ending up back in time and turning
> out to be a rocker, which would explain a lot).
>
> The show has already done a request of mine, that Rose and Bernard survive.
>
> The other of my requirements on how the final season should go:
> --Explain the Island
> --Explain who or what is Jacob
> --Explain who or what is anti-Jacob (Titus Welliver)
>
> -- Ken from Chicago
With everyone being cannibalized by a horde of ACORN members! Jungle
instincts are not too far removed from these animals. Sad!
Taylor
>
> - Show quoted text -
Bush, Cheney, Rove & Libby going to prison a la 'Seinfeld'. Oh, wait.
We're talking about 'Lost'. In that case-- autistic child's dream
(unlike the 8 year nightmare of Bush & Co.).
Bob
wrote:
> I agree with Sep that they best not [muck] with Desmond, Penny and their
> baby Charlie (altho I could accept him ending up back in time and turning
> out to be a rocker, which would explain a lot).
What if you wind up with not just one, but two of some of those
characters?
> The show has already done a request of mine, that Rose and Bernard survive.
Are you sure Rose did? What if it's not the same Rose?
> The other of my requirements on how the final season should go:
> --Explain the Island
> --Explain who or what is Jacob
> --Explain who or what is anti-Jacob (Titus Welliver)
> --Explain Smokey
I'm sure you'll get all of those, easily.
> (if it's not nanobots, I'm still say "enhanced" spores)
Care to make a money bet on that? Even a little one? I'll give
considerable odds against its being either of those things. How about
my $50 against your $10?
Or how about a 1:1 bet on my explanation: dumb particles manipulated
by a field produced by buried cables & coils? Excluding the Monster
encountered by Benry under Temple, though; that's a different one, but
still not your kind.
Bobbo in the Bronxo
Frosty
Explain Mr. Hanso
Its tough to figure out how the show will end as it appears the nuke allowed
the plane to land OR the nuke went off and that's why we have a concrete
bunker in which case nothing happened or there is an alternate timeline
albeit just slightly off.
Im still going with the Claire and baby being the only survivors and i want
a prize if im right.
Your Name
relises that it was all just a bad dream (on the holodeck inside a
snowglobe). ;-)
tenworld
alternate (ie multiple) reality. Thats lazy uncreative writing IMO.
Having the nuke change everything would be fine, especially if as the
plane landed in LA, Jack et al had some memory of what had happened
and there were subtle hints. T`he last scene could be Hugo stopping
at a convenience store buying a lottery ticket from Ben.
AC
"Ken from Chicago" <kwicker1...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Wasn't there some article posted here where one of the writers was saying
that some things will be left as mysterious? The point being that there are
some questions that they don't ever intend answering.
I suspect that we will never find out exactly how the island works, and that
the nuke explosion is the sort of device to get our Losties tied to the
island in some way, and not the reason for the islands behavior. The arcs of
the original characters will resolve, but the island and its people will
continue. One or more of our original losties will remain, some die, the
rest go back to normal life. Or something a bit like that.
I am deeply cynical about this show so the only fair thing for me to do is
to have no expectations or requirements what so ever. I also think its is
right to keep some things mysterious, like the hows and whys about the
island its self. Boring, but right.
Ah, one thing. I would like the ending to be original and shocking.
Something that even if you have problems with the show, you will still be
blown away.
AC
Merrick Baldelli
wrote:
>With everyone being cannibalized by a horde of ACORN members! Jungle
>instincts are not too far removed from these animals. Sad!
I think Lost should end the same way that Alias died. With
fans bailing faster than rats on a sinking ship.
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/ / stopped taking their medication?
- Captain Infinity
Tifer
> Care to make a money bet on that?
Only a fool would make a bet online against perfect strangers. Hint,
hint...
Anim8rFSK
Merrick Baldelli <mbal...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 02:26:52 -0800 (PST), wolfagain <wo...@provide.net>
> wrote:
>
> >With everyone being cannibalized by a horde of ACORN members! Jungle
> >instincts are not too far removed from these animals. Sad!
>
> I think Lost should end the same way that Alias died. With
> fans bailing faster than rats on a sinking ship.
Same notation for Abram's Crap Trek.
--
Tiger Woods has just been named "Athlete of the Decade"
His chosen event? The Broad Jump.
lorinc...@yahoo.com
<kwicker1b_nos...@comcast.net> wrote:
> Maureen "Mo" Ryan, the tv critic for the Chicago Tribune, posted a blog of
> her conversation with tv critics Alan Sepinwall and James Pozniewak about tv
> and how it started out with LOST and including how it should end:
>
>
> I agree with Sep that they best not [muck] with Desmond, Penny and their
> baby Charlie (altho I could accept him ending up back in time and turning
> out to be a rocker, which would explain a lot).
>
> The show has already done a request of mine, that Rose and Bernard survive.
>
> The other of my requirements on how the final season should go:
> --Explain the Island
> --Explain who or what is Jacob
> --Explain who or what is anti-Jacob (Titus Welliver)
>
> -- Ken from Chicago
With all the main characters staring out to sea, watching the
beginnings of a beautiful sunset from the island....when suddenly
there is a high-pitched noise and crackles of lightening. All the
cast is stunned and falls down on the sand. Suddenly, a blue swirly
thing is visible on the horizon and when it dissipates there sits an
aircraft carrier.
Yes, I advocate staunchly for the Final Countdown ending.
-beaumon
Frosty
> fans bailing faster than rats on a sinking ship.
Well id be surprised if it was top 30 for final season.
Your Name
"AC" <x...@xxx.xxx> wrote in message
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>
> Wasn't there some article posted here where one of the writers was saying
> that some things will be left as mysterious? The point being that there
are
> some questions that they don't ever intend answering.
Last thing I read said the final season would answer ALL the fans questions
... which of course is impossible since some people are still wanting to
know why there was one less grain of sand on the beach in episode 3-4 than
in episode 3-5. :-\
Frosty
Bob
> I would consider Lost a waste of 7 years if it all came down to
> alternate (ie multiple) reality. Thats lazy uncreative writing IMO.
> Having the nuke change everything would be fine, especially if as the
> plane landed in LA, Jack et al had some memory of what had happened
> and there were subtle hints.
The "nuke" is not a nuke. They'll show us the plane landing in LA,
but that's not an alternate reality; they'll just be showing us what
really happened. Almost all of what they showed us also really
happened, but was not what you thought it was, nor did it occur in the
order you thought it did. When the plane landed in LA, Jack won't
have a MEMORY of the other things, because they hadn't happened yet,
but he did have PLANS about them.
Bobbo in the Bronxo
Bob
I already collected one with a poster at The Fuselage about the
identity of the guy in the coffin at Hoffs Drawlar. (I said his name
would be Jeremy Bentham and that he would look like Terry O"Quinn.)
We exchanged all the contact info we needed.
Darren Delgado
I think you missed his point -- that was a polite way of saying that
no one should bet with YOU online, because you're just interested in
rigging the outcome with carefully parsed wording.
AC
"Merrick Baldelli" <mbal...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 02:26:52 -0800 (PST), wolfagain <wo...@provide.net>
> wrote:
>
>>With everyone being cannibalized by a horde of ACORN members! Jungle
>>instincts are not too far removed from these animals. Sad!
>
> I think Lost should end the same way that Alias died. With
> fans bailing faster than rats on a sinking ship.
>
Nah, I've grown to hate the darn show, but I simply must see how it ends.
AC
clau...@webtv.net
]against perfect strangers. Hint, hint...
While many will agree to Bob being strange, he sure ain't perfect. Or is
he the fool? lol
Your Name
"AC" <x...@xxx.xxx> wrote in message
What they should do is:
- at the end of the second to last episode say "Next Week
on Lost - all your questions answered",
- then the final "episode" is just the dying Pac Man sound
effect followed by the words "Game Over" flashing
on-screen for an hour.
;-)
jewahe
> Maureen "Mo" Ryan, the tv critic for the Chicago Tribune, posted a blog of
> her conversation with tv critics Alan Sepinwall and James Pozniewak about tv
> and how it started out with LOST and including how it should end:
>
With the credits...
...how else do shows end?
--
JWH
David E. Powell
Yes, on USENET every thread will turn into a political wank fest....
Merrick Baldelli
wrote:
>In article <kd0sj59qhppvk4f4a...@4ax.com>,
> Merrick Baldelli <mbal...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 02:26:52 -0800 (PST), wolfagain <wo...@provide.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >With everyone being cannibalized by a horde of ACORN members! Jungle
>> >instincts are not too far removed from these animals. Sad!
>>
>> I think Lost should end the same way that Alias died. With
>> fans bailing faster than rats on a sinking ship.
>
>Same notation for Abram's Crap Trek.
That too...
Tifer
Yes - he is the fool. He not only wants to bet someone. It seems like
it's the only thing he wants to do.
And he wonders why people don't want to bet him... The word clueless
comes to mind. I'm sure he'll chime in with "I've made bets online".
To which I'll counter "There's a ton of fools online"
Tifer
Not him alone... Just in general. Why would anyone make bets with
someone you don't know? Is it because of the overwhelming amount of
upstanding citizens online? Or is the anonymity that assures him he
can collect???
thinbluemime
> Not him alone... Just in general. Why would anyone make bets with
> someone you don't know? Is it because of the overwhelming amount of
> upstanding citizens online? Or is the anonymity that assures him he
> can collect???
There is almost no anonymity on the net. That's why we almost always
should play nicely.
http://www.utrace.de/ip-adresse/96.252.154.172
Marko Renner
The Tampa Job?
Marko
Tifer
> On Sat, 02 Jan 2010 11:00:10 -0500, Tifer <chris.ti...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Not him alone... Just in general. Why would anyone make bets with
> > someone you don't know? Is it because of the overwhelming amount of
> > upstanding citizens online? Or is the anonymity that assures him he
> > can collect???
>
> There is almost no anonymity on the net. That's why we almost always
> should play nicely.http://www.utrace.de/ip-adresse/96.252.154.172
>
> --http://www.lostdude.com
And what are you going to do with an IP address if someone fails to
pay up? I am completely anonymous. Even if you found out who lives at
the house that IP is assigned to, you wouldn't be able to prove it was
me on there.
Nice try in proving a point though - but I'd say you failed.
Not sure how showing an IP address helps against welchers...
Rob Jensen
as a carpenter.
-- Rob
Your Name
"jewahe" <reg...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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If you're in New Zealand, most shows end with the credits squeezed
unreadably to one edge of the screen while the idiots play a network promo
advert and have a voice over. X-(
Of course, some movies and even some TV shows actually have an extra "bonus"
bit during or after the credits. (The animated Planet 51 movie has two sets
of credits with an extra "bonus scene" between them.)
Your Name
being lined up against a wall in front of a firing squad for not answering
ALL the questions. ;-)
berk
The Island goes 'sucky, sucky' like before but it doesn't pop out
anywhere.
After the black cloud thingy (actually that was kinda cool at the
time) and the polar bear but most off all- they killed off Michele
Rodriguez.
I stopped watching.
berk
Bob
> And what are you going to do with an IP address if someone fails to
> pay up?
I give you my HOME address, and I use my REAL NAME.
Robert Goodman
1402 ASTOR AVE
BRONX NY 10469
Dimensional Traveler
(Personally, I'm voting for the Island suddenly turning into a giant
mouth and eating everyone, followed by a belch as it sinks beneath the
waves.)
--
"The Internet lied again!"
Rob Jensen
They go into a cave and find a gal with green hair (and magnetic
powers[1]), a guy with wings[2], a hairy guy that looks kind of like a
were-gorilla-dog[3], a gal with red hair[4] wearing an *awful* green
miniskirt and ghastly yellow mask and a guy who looks like a
popsicle[5].
[1] And who kinda looks like Juliet
[2] Who kinda looks like Boone
[3] Wno looks a little like Sayyid
[4] Who kinda of looks like Kate
[5] Who kinda looks like Charlie.
These five and the skizzillion Losties are rescued by an ethnically
diverse group of superpowered beings whose mission was to find these
five beings, their teammates. The Losties are dropped off in L.A.,
where the red-haired gal flicks her hands, she and her teammates
blinking out of existence, but not before a guy with metal claws says,
"Sorry, wrong universe."
Aaaaaand that becomes Disney's first official crossover between one of
its ABC properties and an uncanny, amazing, astonishing and otherwise
adjectiveless new acquisition.
-- Rob
Tifer
And what would any of that do to prove you're a trustworthy guy and
willing to pay should you lose? Since thinblue pointed out I live in
FL, do you think I'd go up to the Bronx to collect? Or perhaps with
your address I'd look up the local police station and see if they
could get you to pay for me?
And what's to assure you that I'd even pay? I could be a dick who
doesn't care if I lost and just decide not to pay. What in turn would
you do about it?
You giving me any amount of information will not change the simple
fact that I DO NOT KNOW YOU.
Darren Delgado
Not to defend Bob, but if he doesn't want to pay off on his debt
(which I know he won't do), what's the big deal? So you won't get the
money. The end.
Bob
> And what would any of that do to prove you're a trustworthy guy and
> willing to pay should you lose?
I suppose you could look up my rating as a seller on eBay, where I'm
goodmaro. But what makes this any different from ordering anything
remotely?
David Barnett
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>
> "jewahe" <reg...@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:hhmlpc$nqg$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
>> Ken from Chicago wrote:
>> > Maureen "Mo" Ryan, the tv critic for the Chicago Tribune, posted a blog
> of
>> > her conversation with tv critics Alan Sepinwall and James Pozniewak
> about tv
>> > and how it started out with LOST and including how it should end:
>>
>> With the credits...
>>
>> ...how else do shows end?
>
> If you're in New Zealand, most shows end with the credits squeezed
> unreadably to one edge of the screen while the idiots play a network promo
> advert and have a voice over. X-(
In Australia also.
I'm sure everyone hates the channels doing this.
--
David Barnett
Ubiquitous
>Maureen "Mo" Ryan, the tv critic for the Chicago Tribune, posted a
>blog of her conversation with tv critics Alan Sepinwall and James
>Pozniewak about tv and how it started out with LOST and including
>how it should end:
>
>http://featuresblogs.chicagotribune.com/entertainment_tv/2009/12/three-
critics-talking-tv-part-1-lets-get-lost.html
>
>I agree with Sep that they best not [muck] with Desmond, Penny and
>their baby Charlie (altho I could accept him ending up back in time
>and turning out to be a rocker, which would explain a lot).
>
>The show has already done a request of mine, that Rose and Bernard
>survive.
>
>The other of my requirements on how the final season should go:
>--Explain the Island
>--Explain who or what is Jacob
>--Explain who or what is anti-Jacob (Titus Welliver)
>--Explain Smokey (if it's not nanobots, I'm still say "enhanced"
>spores)
>http://groups.google.com/group/alt.tv.lost/msg/7d1af898312012cf?hl=en
But that would require someone who knew what the hell he was doing.
--
It is simply breathtaking to watch the glee and abandon with which
the liberal media and the Angry Left have been attempting to turn
our military victory in Iraq into a second Vietnam quagmire. Too bad
for them, it's failing.
Bob
<kwicker1b_nos...@comcast.net> wrote:
> --Explain the Island
"It" is two or more islands in different parts of the world. One of
them is in the Bight of Biafra (part of the Atlantic Ocean), another
is in the Pacific or Indian Ocean.
> --Explain who or what is Jacob
> --Explain who or what is anti-Jacob (Titus Welliver)
They're just guys. Either of them may, however, be more than one
person -- just going on gen'l principles of "Lost", no specific reason
to think either of THEM had a double.
> --Explain Smokey (if it's not nanobots, I'm still say "enhanced" spores)http://groups.google.com/group/alt.tv.lost/msg/7d1af898312012cf?hl=en
Dumb particles magnetically levitated over buried coils (adapted from
an abandoned synchrotron install'n), remotely controlled with video
monitoring. The field can pick up and manipulate other conductive
objects. The trees are rigged to explode.
Bobbo in the Bronxo
Mark Nobles
Baldelli <mbal...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Fri, 01 Jan 2010 08:06:13 -0700, Anim8rFSK <ANIM...@cox.net>
> wrote:
>
> >In article <kd0sj59qhppvk4f4a...@4ax.com>,
> > Merrick Baldelli <mbal...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >> On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 02:26:52 -0800 (PST), wolfagain <wo...@provide.net>
> >> wrote:
> >>
> >> >With everyone being cannibalized by a horde of ACORN members! Jungle
> >> >instincts are not too far removed from these animals. Sad!
> >>
> >> I think Lost should end the same way that Alias died. With
> >> fans bailing faster than rats on a sinking ship.
> >
> >Same notation for Abram's Crap Trek.
>
> That too...
You just have to approach that one with the right attitude. For
instance, hum "Danger Zone" when you see Maverick, Goose and the guy
in the red shirt jump out of the shuttle to land on the drill head.
Ignore the fact that they have no plan for what to do when they get
there, just like when they flew upside down over the MiG-28.
Mark Nobles
Oh, you're so close. When the final episode is scheduled, announce that
it has been replaced by the following special presentation:
"Terrance & Phillip - Asses of Fire"
Ubiquitous
>> --Explain Smokey (if it's not nanobots, I'm still say "enhanced"
>>spores)http://groups.google.com/group/alt.tv.lost/msg/7d1af898312012cf
?hl
>
>Dumb particles magnetically levitated over buried coils (adapted from
>an abandoned synchrotron install'n), remotely controlled with video
>monitoring. The field can pick up and manipulate other conductive
>objects. The trees are rigged to explode.
Remember when the producers claimed that none of their exclaimations
would involve science fiction or magic?
--
This episode of LOST was brought to you by the letters L, O, S, and T,
and the numbers 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42.
thinbluemime
> Remember when the producers claimed that none of their exclaimations
> would involve science fiction or magic?
>
The Lost pilot aired on September 22, 2004.
This is an interview Abrams did in November of the same year. For an
ardent Lost fan, this is a must hear.
And the 'science fiction' issue is addressed.
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.tv.lost/msg/85956ac59349cbd4
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.tv.lost/msg/58945ddcb215a794
Frosty
-an abandoned synchrotron install'n), remotely controlled with video
-monitoring. The field can pick up and manipulate other conductive
-objects. The trees are rigged to explode.
Good theory but smokey can see into their brain so its more then a machine.
Your Name
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Nope. You'll watch the second-to-last episode which will end saying "Tune in
next week when all be answered" ... and then the following week, just two
minutes before the final episode is due to start, the world will explode.
;-)
Al 2048
their huge boobs. :)
Regards,
Alex K.
Mark Nobles
> Lost should end with Evangeline Lilly and Elizabeth Mitchell showing
> their huge boobs. :)
Have you ever seen an actual, live woman?
Anim8rFSK
<d972f338-2d50-469a...@e37g2000yqn.googlegroups.com>,
Al 2048 <al2...@aol.com> wrote:
Um
Much as I like Evangeline
"huge boobs"???
--
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His chosen event? The Broad Jump.
Beowulf Bolt
Biff
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Your Name
Welcome to the world of the Internet, overflowing with 13 year old perverts.
:-(
Jim Gysin
Mark Nobles sent the following on 1/5/2010 10:08 AM:
Heh. It's scary sometimes, isn't it?
--
Jim Gysin
Waukesha, WI
Darren Delgado
I don't know the answer to that one, but has he ever seen Evangeline
Lilly? If those are huge then I would hate to see small.
Darren Delgado
> robg...@bestweb.net wrote:
> >"Ken from Chicago" <kwicker1b_nos...@comcast.net> wrote:
> >> --Explain Smokey (if it's not nanobots, I'm still say "enhanced"
> >>spores)http://groups.google.com/group/alt.tv.lost/msg/7d1af898312012cf
> ?hl
>
> >Dumb particles magnetically levitated over buried coils (adapted from
> >an abandoned synchrotron install'n), remotely controlled with video
> >monitoring. The field can pick up and manipulate other conductive
> >objects. The trees are rigged to explode.
>
> Remember when the producers claimed that none of their exclaimations
> would involve science fiction or magic?
No, only you and a few other dummies do, because you have A.D.D. and
can't actually understand words written on a page to form a sentence.
Also, I think you mean "explanations", not "exclaimations" (sic).
Bob
No. We were just shown flashes of stills projected over the Monster.
I interepret those as being in the head of the person looking at it,
not as in it.
Bob
> "Mark Nobles" <cmn-nos...@comcast.net> wrote in message
And one 55 YO who's done a fair number of breast exams. Never found
pathology, but did see one supernumerary. Then again, my father had
one too.
thinbluemime
>> > > Lost should end with Evangeline Lilly and Elizabeth Mitchell showing
>> > > their huge boobs. :)
>>
>> > Have you ever seen an actual, live woman?
>>
>> Welcome to the world of the Internet, overflowing with 13 year old
>> perverts.
>> :-(
>
> And one 55 YO who's done a fair number of breast exams. Never found
> pathology, but did see one supernumerary. Then again, my father had
> one too.
LOL, That explains a lot. Who was it, Rodney Carrington, that said if men
had real breasts, we would never leave home....
Pete B
kwicker1...@comcast.net says...
Everything should blow up!
>
> The other of my requirements on how the final season should go:
> --Explain the Island
> --Explain who or what is Jacob
> --Explain who or what is anti-Jacob (Titus Welliver)
> --Explain Smokey (if it's not nanobots, I'm still say "enhanced" spores)
I bet you are going to get ZERO *g*
David E. Powell
It was all his dream of an adventure, an extension of his personality.
He struggles to get into his wheel chair and begin another day....
Or have flashbulbs going off at the end, and it is Locke on a book
tour promoting his novel that made him famous.
thinbluemime
Are the star burst flash bulbs on lamp stands as Locke reads excerpts from
his self titled tome, "The Revelations of John Locke" ?
Do you think it will be a New York Times Best Seller?
thinbluemime
David E. Powell
The final show would be the ending, and cut right to the scene with
the book signing :)
Al 2048
> Um
>
> Much as I like Evangeline
>
> "huge boobs"???
>
Well, in the episode in which Kate is crawling through the shaft of
the hatch, we see Kate's boobs, and they at least *seem* big.
Or maybe Kate had a push-up bra.
Who knows?
Just make sure we don't have to see Hurley's boobs. :)
Regards,
Alex K.
Your Name
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It would make more sense if they HAD said that "none of their exclaimations
would involve science fiction or magic". :-)
Your Name
"Darren Delgado" <darren...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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It would make more sense if they HAD said that "none of their exclaimations
would involve science fiction or magic". :-)
Ubiquitous
Ad hominem noted. Get back to us when you have a real argument to make.
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to America.
Ubiquitous
>kwicker1...@comcast.net says...
>Everything should blow up!
>
>> The other of my requirements on how the final season should go:
>> --Explain the Island
>> --Explain who or what is Jacob
>> --Explain who or what is anti-Jacob (Titus Welliver)
>> --Explain Smokey (if it's not nanobots, I'm still say "enhanced" spores)
>
>I bet you are going to get ZERO *g*
Or unsatisfying because it was cobbled togther at the last minute
by a bunch of hacks.
solarr
On Jan 5, 5:39 pm, thinbluemime <thinbluem...@geemail.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 05 Jan 2010 17:54:46 -0500, Bob <robg...@bestweb.net> wrote:
> >> > > Lost should end with Evangeline Lilly and Elizabeth Mitchell showing
> >> > > their huge boobs. :)
>
> >> > Have you ever seen an actual, live woman?
>
> >> Welcome to the world of the Internet, overflowing with 13 year old
> >> perverts.
> >> :-(
>
> > And one 55 YO who's done a fair number of breast exams. Never found
> > pathology, but did see one supernumerary. Then again, my father had
> > one too.
>
> LOL, That explains a lot. Who was it, Rodney Carrington, that said if men
> had real breasts, we would never leave home....
That reminds me of the old George Carlin joke. He sees his dog
licking himself and thinks, "Hey, if I could do that I'd never leave
home!" ;-)
-/< /\ />-
tdciago
> That reminds me of the old George Carlin joke. �He sees his dog
> licking himself and thinks, "Hey, if I could do that I'd never leave
> home!" �;-)
Which in turn reminds me of a "Family Guy" episode:
[Stewie is resting while Brian is licking his crotch]
Stewie Griffin: Urgh, what the hell do you think you are doing?
Brian Griffin: I'm cleaning myself.
Stewie Griffin: You were clean fifteen minutes ago; now you're just on
vacation!
Darren Delgado
> darrendelg...@hotmail.com wrote:
> >On Jan 4, 9:47 pm, web...@polaris.net (Ubiquitous) wrote:
> >> robg...@bestweb.net wrote:
> >> >Dumb particles magnetically levitated over buried coils (adapted from
> >> >an abandoned synchrotron install'n), remotely controlled with video
> >> >monitoring. The field can pick up and manipulate other conductive
> >> >objects. The trees are rigged to explode.
>
> >> Remember when the producers claimed that none of their exclaimations
> >> would involve science fiction or magic?
>
> >No, only you and a few other dummies do, because you have A.D.D. and
> >can't actually understand words written on a page to form a sentence.
>
> Ad hominem noted. Get back to us when you have a real argument to make.
No, the argument was there in plain sight and perfectly valid. I just
added the ad hominem for flavor.
Here, I'll separate them so even a stupid jackass can understand it.
Argument: The producers never said what you claim they are saying,
therefore it's pointless to hold their feet to the fire for not
adhering to something they never said.
Ad Hominem: You're a retard.
Better?
trotsky
> darren...@hotmail.com wrote:
>> On Jan 4, 9:47 pm, web...@polaris.net (Ubiquitous) wrote:
>>> robg...@bestweb.net wrote:
>
>>>> Dumb particles magnetically levitated over buried coils (adapted from
>>>> an abandoned synchrotron install'n), remotely controlled with video
>>>> monitoring. The field can pick up and manipulate other conductive
>>>> objects. The trees are rigged to explode.
>>> Remember when the producers claimed that none of their exclaimations
>>> would involve science fiction or magic?
>> No, only you and a few other dummies do, because you have A.D.D. and
>> can't actually understand words written on a page to form a sentence.
>
> Ad hominem noted. Get back to us when you have a real argument to make.
Thanks, Mike Pubie, but I don't really need him to get back to me.
Mark Nobles
<da5ce3df-b7d9-40c9...@j14g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>, Al
2048 <al2...@aol.com> wrote:
> On Jan 5, 10:09ÔøΩam, Anim8rFSK <ANIM8R...@cox.net> wrote:
>
> > Um
> >
> > Much as I like Evangeline
> >
> > "huge boobs"???
> >
>
> Well, in the episode in which Kate is crawling through the shaft of
> the hatch, we see Kate's boobs, and they at least *seem* big.
>
> Or maybe Kate had a push-up bra.
I haven't seen the episode, but if she was crawling it was probably
more like a "hang-down" bra made of gravity.
Mark Nobles
> Maureen "Mo" Ryan, the tv critic for the Chicago Tribune, posted a blog of
> her conversation with tv critics Alan Sepinwall and James Pozniewak about tv
> and how it started out with LOST and including how it should end:
>
Beautiful bright, sunny day in the South Pacific. A DC-10 marked
Oceanic Airline flies in from the south at 37,000 feet. Suddenly, the
plane breaks up and falls.
cut to LAX gate area. Overhead announcer:
"I have a message...Oceanic Flight 815 plane....was shot down...over
The Pacific Ocean....it spun in....there were no survivors"
Your Name
The overhead announcer is more likely just to say "Oceanic Flight 815 has
been 'delayed'."