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Post by bobdoc on Jun 21, 2007 18:29:43 GMT -4
Locke will never ever be reprimanded for beating up Mikhail, not even by Mikhail's own people
Ethan is a lot more active and busy after his death
If you try to poison your husband to stop him from going on a raft, you'll still manage a tearful reconciliation the next day
Be careful who you shoot through the chest with an arrow- he just might be your daughter's fake daddy
Men of faith can sometimes be a lot more popular than men of science
All you have to do is tell the girl you like that they're on a different island, and she'll let you get in her pants
Getting pounded in the chest for 5 whole minutes brings you back to life
Professional writers can make one word be half the lines a character says all season- and that word, of course- "Walt"
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Post by rednymph234 on Jun 21, 2007 23:31:56 GMT -4
That some people just won't die
That you can be stranded for months on an island and still have white teeth, perfect hair, and shaved legs/ faces
That even though there are 40+ people, you only ever see about 5 at a time, and you just forget that there are even 40+ people even there
That any theory is possible
That you can live off of fish and seafood for a month and not get diarhea
That you can tramp around in a tropical jungle and still wear pants an NEVER complain about how hot it is
That you can drink stagnant water and not get sick
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Post by Henry Gale on Jun 21, 2007 23:34:53 GMT -4
That you can tramp around in a tropical jungle and still wear pants an NEVER complain about how hot it is Guilty as charged. ;D However, if I were to have worn shorts, my legs would have been attacked by mosquitoes. And I am known for my tendency to overdress. |
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Post by GL-12 on Jun 22, 2007 1:29:02 GMT -4
Pacemakers can make your heart blow up.
Some anesthesias are administered to the sternum with a really long needle.
People who have been in mental hospitals are really good at ping-pong.
Leslie is a bitchin' name.
If you want people to think you have a really good plan, make them all hike into the jungle and then blow up a tree.
If you are stranded on an island with a mysterious group of menacing people, and you find a whole bookshelf filled with binders containing their procedures, only take the one with the map. You can probably go back and look at the other ones later.
It doesn't matter how dweeby you were at your old job, killing a boar with a knife is instant cool.
Phone sex operators won't go on vacation with you, even if you already bought them a ticket, and if you ask, they will just charge you another $89.
Being seated in the tail section of an airplane sucks worse than you think.
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Post by Henry Gale on Jun 22, 2007 3:54:22 GMT -4
That even though you are stranded on a secluded island somewhere in the Pacific, you can still find a little pocket of civilisation (book clubs!) if you look hard enough.
That Gap apparently has branches everywhere, even on secluded islands.
That great men wear stripes and messenger bags.
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Post by Kim on Jun 22, 2007 16:57:24 GMT -4
Watch your back - you never know when Locke will sneak up and throw a knife at you
"On assignment in Canada" is code for "obeying Bens orders & making sure the orange light keeps blinking in an underground station that everyone else thinks is flooded"
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Post by benobsessed on Jun 22, 2007 17:13:57 GMT -4
Dont accept a wooden doll from the girl u love- somethin bad is more than likely to happen to her (just speculating)
Workman uniforms are really hot- but they do make u turn a bit psychotic when it comes to havin a beer with your dad
Teenage daughters are actaually as rebellious as my parents told me i was
Labradors are the new Anubis
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Post by bobdoc on Jun 22, 2007 18:31:36 GMT -4
Locke's codeword for doing anything and everything, no matter how destructive, is "special"
Nothing can take your mind off the woman you've searched for for years than a spoiled blond white girl.
If you vow to stay silent for 40 days after killing someone, you'll usually want your shirt off
Writers can actually forget about something as big as a four toed foot
Dynamite can blow up a hatch door that you can't open for weeks, but when it comes to blowing up doors inside a hatch, it doesn't do jack.
"Our Mutual Friend" is a perfect "read before death" book
People only start to distrust an unelected leader when they go canoodling with someone from the enemy
Whenever you ask Kate to do anything, you should stop being so surprising when she does the complete and utter opposite seconds later.
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Post by rednymph234 on Jun 22, 2007 21:45:26 GMT -4
That there was such thing as a pacemaker and what it could do----seriously....I still don't entirely know........
That if you see dead people...they are most likely NOT a figment of ur imagination
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Post by Henry Gale on Jun 22, 2007 23:04:53 GMT -4
If you're out hiking in the woods wearing an Orange Gap Shirt and khakis, beware of wild French women with crossbows and Iraqi torturers.
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Post by bobdoc on Jun 23, 2007 11:29:07 GMT -4
You spend the first few hours after losing your son arguing with the other guy on what's left of your raft
Some people get offended when you never make soup for them
Perhaps there really is fate involved in seeing a guy who said the Red Sox would never win the Series die a month before they actually did.
The Others are sports fans[Tom and his football, tape recording the Sox win]
Bald guys strolling out of the jungle can make all your dreams come true
All it takes is seeing a pregnant Korean woman to make you betray Ben
Locke can kill all the Others he wants, but doesn't quite have the stomach to kill when it counts[i.e Jack before he answered that phone]
You can only detect powerful anomolies from an invisible island in the Antarctic.
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Post by bobdoc on Jun 24, 2007 17:49:38 GMT -4
We're up to 234 lessons by my count
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Jun 24, 2007 19:25:37 GMT -4
We're up to 234 lessons by my count I'm thinking of posting our lessons in the front page of ME's webiste. Any oppositions? |
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Post by bobdoc on Jun 24, 2007 20:27:36 GMT -4
None here- but do we stop at a certain number, or would it be constantly updated with each new lesson?
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Jun 24, 2007 20:32:26 GMT -4
None here- but do we stop at a certain number, or would it be constantly updated with each new lesson? I'd say continue... |
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