OK, I saw the final episode of "Lost." This was also the first episode of "Lost " that I've ever seen. I have stumbled across it from time to time, in first-run and re-run, and watched for about five minutes, and realized I had no idea what the hell was going on, and moved on.
So why wasn't I totally confused last night? Well, mostly thanks to this timeline that one of my friends on Facebook linked to. I think maybe I also had an advantage since I was going in with no expectations, so I wasn't disappointed by anything that wasn't fully explained.
Today I have spent much of my allotted time online today checking out reactions from friends. I suppose I'll be able to see lots more of that in the coming months and years.
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I had very low expectations, and they were met, but not exceeded. The regular viewers deserved a better ending.
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"OK, I saw the final episode of 'Lost.' Thais was also the first episode of 'Lost ' that I've ever seen."
...truelol... Without reading a word more.
The missus was all wrapped up in this Lost nonsense. Now what are all the Lost-ers gonna do with all their spare time..??
Maybe the soup kitchen or women/children shelter need some more volunteers.
Me, I got baseball to watch.
...tom...
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Heh. I just fixed that typo of "Thais". For some reason Blogger's spellcheck dictionary has the word "Thais", but not "blog" or "blogger."
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Ha. Did not even notice the typo as I read or posted my comment.
So do post (when you get a chance) about the 'public office' thing. Sounds exciting.
...tom...
P.S. Funny that I am sitting here listening to R.E.M.'s Out of Time again and again as I read here. Kinda fits the energy of your blog today. ...:minism:...
Soldier on my friend, soldier on.
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