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jazz babies posted:I'll never let go! Out of curiosity, does anyone have that image in desktop size? That is a great drat picture. EDIT: For clarification, the image on the shirt...not the literal image I quoted. I feel that needs to be stated clearly all things considered.  DFu4ever fucked around with this message at 03:32 on Jul 5, 2010 |
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Bioject has travelled to the third timeline. Say hello to baby Miles for me!
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Jul 5, 2010 05:27
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It looks like he was finally able to move on.
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Jul 5, 2010 06:25
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So did anyone JUST get their Lost/DamonCarltonPolarBearWhatever prints, or was it only me that had to wait this long?
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Jul 5, 2010 06:37
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What, the ones released during the hiatus?
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Jul 5, 2010 14:01
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Nevermind.
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Jul 5, 2010 15:06
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLreEWQvJt0
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Microwave posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLreEWQvJt0 I wish Terry O'Quinn prayed to God and kicked shoulder/knee/thigh pads around more often. DFu4ever posted:Out of curiosity, does anyone have that image in desktop size? That is a great drat picture. Don't think there's a really, really big desktop one, and since the tee's gone forever (  ) I think you'd be hardpressed to find a better one than this.
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Jul 5, 2010 16:49
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edit: double post sorry
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Microwave posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLreEWQvJt0 I don't know which scares me more, the fact that this movie looks absolutely horrible (aside from OQuinn), or the fact that I graduated a public high school in Alabama and had never heard of this film.
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Johnny B. Goode posted:I don't know which scares me more, the fact that this movie looks absolutely horrible (aside from OQuinn), or the fact that I graduated a public high school in Alabama and had never heard of this film. It's almost like it's a hilarious parody or something.
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spe posted:What, the ones released during the hiatus? Nah, the latest round. I was able to get the Black Rock print before it sold out, but that was mid-May and I swore I ordered it too late or something. But it just showed up, hooray!
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Zimadori Zinger posted:I wish Terry O'Quinn prayed to God and kicked shoulder/knee/thigh pads around more often. Tee isn't gone forever! http://www.redbubble.com/people/fftkrazee/t-shirts/5209531-1-the-constant Now if someone wants to pay it forward please find me a reprint of this shirt: http://damoncarltonandapolarbear.com/xrx/body.php?module=product_details&pid=2851&id=172 Bobx66 fucked around with this message at 21:34 on Jul 5, 2010 |
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Bobx66 posted:Tee isn't gone forever! !!!!!!!!!! Holy crap I love you
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Bobx66 posted:Tee isn't gone forever! Aw, we could only get them in one colour on teefury. ...is it safe to come back in here?
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Jul 5, 2010 22:54
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 That shirt makes so much more sense now I realise that it's Faraday and Desmond, rather than two Faradays. I'm not sure why they let me out.
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99974 / 24 = 4165  / 365 = 11 years => post history... oh, he's an asshat  Content, Sortof 
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Bobx66 posted:Tee isn't gone forever! Do you know what kind of T-shirt this is printed on? I hate the ones Tee fury print on (Gildan, I think) since the arms flare so widely I could probably get both arms through one sleeve without any stretching.
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KH_BlanK posted:Content, Sortof Also, I can't believe that he actually put "Hurley Never Loses Weight" down. Seriously.
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Noxville posted:Do you know what kind of T-shirt this is printed on? I hate the ones Tee fury print on (Gildan, I think) since the arms flare so widely I could probably get both arms through one sleeve without any stretching. If you PM me I will let you know as soon as I get the shirt. I hate when tees do that.
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Rocco posted:So did anyone JUST get their Lost/DamonCarltonPolarBearWhatever prints, or was it only me that had to wait this long? The shipping for this round of posters is much slower than the first run. Some take longer than others, not sure why.
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Bobx66 posted:http://damoncarltonandapolarbear.com/xrx/body.php?module=product_details&pid=2851&id=172 Goddamnit. I was happy when I was blissfully ignorant of this shirts existence. Now I NEED it. EDIT: quote:61) Sayid kills lots of people to be with his lost love, Nadia, and then reunites with Shannon in Heaven/Purgatory. This really was a pretty big problem, thematically. Sayid and Nadia had an amazing love story, but Sayid and Shannon was awkward and very forced and never actually worked at all and was the worst part of early Season Two. They could have found another way to work Maggie Grace into The End. press for porn fucked around with this message at 23:14 on Jul 6, 2010 |
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Bad Sun posted:Goddamnit. I was happy when I was blissfully ignorant of this shirts existence. Now I NEED it. I've got one  , that is a good-fitting t-shirt.
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I never really connected this before, but Sawyer was basically the "cop" of Dharmaville in season 5, the time when he lived a semi-normal life with his true love.
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Wyld Cannon posted:I never really connected this before, but Sawyer was basically the "cop" of Dharmaville in season 5, the time when he lived a semi-normal life with his true love. And? I watched "Left Behind" today and I think it marks the true turning point in Sawyer's development, even though he is conned into it. By Hurley, who's working it smoove with the "fake vote for banishment" con. Hurely gets Sawyer to do a bunch of stuff and then when he discovers the con, Hurley explains the point. And Sawyer gets it - it's pretty great acting watching it dawn on Sawyer the meaning in it all. Hurley also appoints Sawyer Leader, which is interesting considering the final role for Hurley as Big Island Daddy.
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redshirt posted:And? And that explains why, in a realm where you rediscover yourself through the people you love, he's a cop. He was a cop when he had that love in the real world.
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FrensaGeran posted:And that explains why, in a realm where you rediscover yourself through the people you love, he's a cop. He was a cop when he had that love in the real world. I get that. I thought there was something else... or something. I really liked how Hurley kinda made it all happen. Sawyer could have easily gone further on the outs with everyone in Season 3, and then who knows what happens once time starts going wonky.
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The Sayid/Shannon stuff was seeded pretty early on in the show, it wasn't just season 2. Also I'm pretty sure that sometime fairly early on in the last season he talks about his love dying in his arms, which kind of fits more with Shannon than Nadia. In his magical post-living existence he specifically puts Nadia in a position where he can spend time with her freely, but is completely unobtainable. Nadia and Sayid were friends when they were kids but we don't know if they were ever involved, and he obviously held something for her, which she abused when she was busted for being an insurgent and wanted to escape. Sure, she was in the right (being an insurgent against Saddam Hussein) but that's not the best foundation for a lasting relationship. After he helped her escape he clearly built her up in a huge way in his mind. Shannon/Sayid being reunited in The End isn't completely out of left field. She was kind to him, they didn't have some childhood crush thing going on, and she never needed him to shoot himself. Akuma fucked around with this message at 10:52 on Jul 7, 2010 |
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Akuma posted:The Sayid/Shannon stuff was seeded pretty early on in the show, it wasn't just season 2. Also I'm pretty sure that sometime fairly early on in the last season he talks about his love dying in his arms, which kind of fits more with Shannon than Nadia. In his magical post-living existence he specifically puts Nadia in a position where he can spend time with her freely, but is completely unobtainable. I assumed he had Nadia married to his bro in the Alt because he felt he didn't deserve her. I think it's a huge stretch to consider Shannon the love of his life when he specifically calls Nadia the love of his life many times throughout the show. Also I think Sayid was there when Nadia got hit by the car, so she died in his arms also. I think it really was just a way to shoehorn Boone and Shannon in the finale. Also I wonder if that's a fake Nadia, like Jack's son. Pretty strange afterlife for her (same goes for Helen).
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I forget where I read this, but it did some good for me to explain the Sayid-Shannon ending. To wit: He associated Nadia with guilt, with his past. He associates Shannon with his new start, a clean slate, a good life. As such, in his wish fulfilling heaven, he gets to care and protect Nadia, but doesn't have her - it's too real. Shannon is real for him. Not saying I completely buy it, but it makes some sense.
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I mostly agree with the Lost selections, I suppose. I'd like to see more, but I realize I'm obsessed with Lost. Speaking of which, I'm a bit sad the Lost thread is so slow now. No more intense, crazy high speed debates about... everything? Speaking of, does anyone know the precise date they agreed with ABC that the show would end after season 6? I know it was sometime in Season 3, but I'd like to try and date the episode. Because the season does seem to move at two speeds - first third involving Hydra Island is wicked slow and has some of the worst episodes of Lost (but are still great because it's Lost), and then the last 2/3rds or second half really takes off and is some of the best Lost ever. For instance, the entire show pivots on the episode "Catch 22", which features the arrival of Naomi and thus, the freighter, which does begin the end. Just like Ben said.
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redshirt posted:I mostly agree with the Lost selections, I suppose. The Elizabeth Mitchell one is kind of weird, she's in like 3 scenes and doesn't do anything in them more outstanding than anyone else.
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redshirt posted:Speaking of, does anyone know the precise date they agreed with ABC that the show would end after season 6? I know it was sometime in Season 3, but I'd like to try and date the episode. Because the season does seem to move at two speeds - first third involving Hydra Island is wicked slow and has some of the worst episodes of Lost (but are still great because it's Lost), and then the last 2/3rds or second half really takes off and is some of the best Lost ever. For instance, the entire show pivots on the episode "Catch 22", which features the arrival of Naomi and thus, the freighter, which does begin the end. Just like Ben said.
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Noxville posted:The Elizabeth Mitchell one is kind of weird, she's in like 3 scenes and doesn't do anything in them more outstanding than anyone else. Makes no sense to me, but I don't watch any other TV shows, so what do I know? She was nothing overly awesome or anything - it was a bit part, like you said. So, hooray?
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Rocco posted:I'm glad Martin Short got nominated and not Nestor Carbonell Good point. I was hoping to see Allison Janey get the guest nod, hope foxy doesn't win best actor. Terry O' Quinn deserves it hands down. Michael Giacchino absolutely needs to win. The music was so essential to this show, maybe not for that episode though... He already has an Oscar, probably an Emmy. It deserves and will get the best series award. Regarding the best writing; I just watched those two episodes of Mad Men yesterday out of the blue. They are some beautiful pieces of television. I would be pretty upset if they didn't give it to LOST though.
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Elizabeth Mitchell was kind of weird. But I guess there weren't any other recognizable guest actresses? It's too bad. There was great acting all around, but I think Bryan Cranston obviously deserves that category. I think Kate and Claire were also very well acted in the final season. It's too bad they can't just hand out awards left and right I guess. Terry O'Quinn deserves everything though. They should give that man his own private island that he can just roam around on.
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Outstanding Music Composition For A Series belongs to Michael. His music is to LOST what John Williams score was to Jurassic Park: it would not have approached greatness without it. His themes were so deftly crafted. I loved in the 4th season what he did with the music for the freighter. It was adventurous and hopeful on the surface, but there was this slight ominous undercurrent that kept reminding you that somewhere on the timeline something was going to go wrong with these new people. Johnny B. Goode posted:Elizabeth Mitchell was kind of weird. But I guess there weren't any other recognizable guest actresses? Pretty sure this was just their way of telling her that the 10 minutes she spent in LOST season 6 was more artistically worthwhile then her time on the entirety of V Season 1. press for porn fucked around with this message at 06:24 on Jul 9, 2010 |
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FrensaGeran posted:Course correcting is just what people who consciousness/physically time travel call the realization that their actions are the exact, true causes of the future. There is no deviation. Then what about Charlie living longer than Desmond foresaw in his future? Long enough for him to turn off the jamming beacon and allow the O6 to leave the island, something that "was not supposed to happen" according to Eloise, and why they had to recreate the conditions of flight 815 on the Ajira flight. The way Course Correction works in this show is exactly how Faraday described it. A person with knowledge of the future can create ripples like throwing pebbles into a stream, but it won't be enough to alter the course of the stream. It allows for small variations, but won't change the big picture. Gianthogweed fucked around with this message at 06:59 on Jul 9, 2010 |
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