Zarathustra wrote:Hashi, nice post!

Hashi wrote: or flawed heroes, in the case of Iron Man, who is a hedonist, a playboy, and on the verge of being an alcoholic

I'm not seeing the flaws there.

Ahem

dlbpharmd wrote:

Brinn wrote:Rock Band > Guitar Hero!

Damn straight!

You boys will make a competition out of anything!

sindatur wrote:.He's HECKaCreepy, I think he creeps me out more than Ben in full "Back against the Wall" manipulation mode

I thought Keamy was really freakin creepy too. Especially when he said to Jin, "The heart wants what the heart wants." Was that empathy? I guess creepster empathy.

I liked your comment too, Lorin, about how you are learning to embrace your darker side. That's an interesting concept and one that I've not considered before. I'm always too busy battling myself, which is exhausting. But embracing it....I'll have to give that some consideration.

Maybe this is our own little group therapy.

Btw, I liked how you said this Cag:

And I loved my depression - it was warm and it was mine.

Depression....it's a sensitive subject for me and one that Zarathustra and I have had our differences about. :) To be entirely too personal, my mother was bipolar (she died about 9 years ago). Her mental illness was debilitating for her and barely controlled even with medication. Having witnessed he...

I know what Kate does...she sucks! :lol: Josh Holloway was excellent, I thought. Sawyer as a character and Josh Holloway as an actor when you look back from the very first Lost episode compared to this week's episode and you can't help but to notice the difference. With Kate, there's no difference. ...

"Whenever she was faced with a difficult choice, she approached it by asking herself who she was, what she wanted, what she believed in." re: Koina Hannish in This Day All Gods Die

I collect quotes and I actually added this one to my collection.

I don't know if it is the best, but I know that it's my favorite. I know that no author has ever made me feel the way that this series has made me feel about characters. :) I finished the series over a year ago and recently decided to re-read it. I understand why Zarathustra kept after me for years ...

Cagliostro wrote:Quitter

lol

I used to be a liberal.

Gone with the Wind

Isn't it fun to watch a newbie try to figure it out when you already know all the answers? NOOO! :lol: No, it's not!!! It's torment. :) My very best friend was a newbie this past year and everytime she wanted to talk about Lost, I couldn't talk about it with her. I just had to listen and I was so a...

Nah, just me

I'm going out on a big limb and taking a wild guess

Harbinger

Orlion wrote:But there's power in contradiction...

I think of Cameron as the Al Gore of movies. Another big fat celebrity, getting fatter and richer telling everyone else how to live and how much humanity sucks.

I don't think he is with MTV anymore. But I don't want MTV anymore so I really don't know. There wasn't anything in Wikipedia about him still being with MTV.

I just have to say Maddow gets my vote. Olbermann gets a very close second but at least I can laugh at Olbermann.

Sorry, no. The answer we were looking for was "Ki." That answer again was "Ki." Thanks for playing and better luck next time on.....

Guess.....the......Next......Poster!!!!!!!!!!!

Tune in later when our next poster is

Luci????

And out of nowhere.....I appear.

I'm going to say Sgt Null.

President Obama and the kids probably do not want to miss the premiere either. Maybe so. :) I saw where either Lindeloff or Cuse (can't remember which or...maybe both) offered to the President to answer any question he had about Lost b/c of Gibbs' statement. Thought that was funny. Like the Preside...

Always been a big fan of Conan but when he moved to the Tonight Show, he's not been as funny. I don't know if the NBC executives told him to calm it down or what but he's not been his usual quirky self which is what made Conan funny and so different from Leno. And in my humble opinion, is what made ...