Bula Matari

I don't know if they would be a good match in styles, but White Rabbit is a really interesting band.

Any discussion of She's A Jar always reminds of what Jeff said about it once - something like "maybe he's never hit her?"

That's why I personally give artists as much leeway as possible in interpreting their art.

I don't imagine Dylan had much, if anything, to do with the director's vision in this video. It's not Dylan's art; it is the director's.

Your perception of art is colored by what you bring to the table.

She's a jar

With a heavy lid

My pop quiz kid

A sleepy kisser

A pretty war

With feelings hid

She begs me not to miss her

She says forever

To light a fuse

We could use

A handful of wheel

And a day off

And a bruised road

However, you might feel

Tonight is real

When I forget how to talk, I sing

Won't you please

Bring that flash to shine

And turn my eyes red

Unless they close

When you click

And my face gets sick

Stuck, like a question unposed

Just climb aboard

The tracks of a train's arm

In my fragile family tree

And watch me floating inches above

The people underneath

Please beware the quiet front yard

I warned you

Before there were water skies

I warned you not to drive

Dry your eyes, you poor devil

Are there really ones like these?

The ones I dream

Float like leaves

And freeze to spread skeleton wings

I passed through before I knew you

I believe it's just because

Daddy's payday is not enough

Oh I believe it's all because

Daddy's payday is not enough

Just climb aboard

The tracks of a train's arm

In my fragile family tree

And watch me floating inches above

The people underneath

She's a jar

With a heavy lid

My pop quiz kid

A sleepy kisser

A pretty war

With feelings hid

You know she begs me

Not to hit her

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Handshake Drugs

Side with Seeds

Poor Places

I would be so incredibly happy with that ending.

 

And if the bomb didn't go off, and they only flashed forward, I think it is pretty clear that Miles was right and the future can't be changed. We've seen this with Sayid trying to kill Ben, and the Losties actions creating the future they were trying to change...same thing with the bomb and the incident. I'm starting to believe more and more that the past can't be changed, even though it is the Losties' present. They were always in Dharma in the 1970s, and just because to them, it is their present, it is still the past, and their present actions can't change that.

First post on a Wilco fan board, and it is in a LOST thread. Irony lives.

Anyway...

I didn't make the connection that there was a flash forward. I assumed Juliette detonated the bomb. If it was a flash, where did they flash to? Will Juliette be injured at the bottom of a well? At the bottom of the Swan Station?

I remember Richard saying he witnessed the O5+ 3 die. He wasn't at the Swan drilling site, so presumably they flashed.

It will be a long wait until January 2010.