Analogman

I think this epsiode was low key - but full of interesting things. I also noticed that some of the others are dressed up - while the rest have on more causal wear. So why has Ben lived there all his life? Why were Sawyer and Kate doing that work if certain members of The Others were already doing it? What are they going to do with the area they are clearing? And what is the deal with The Others knowing about the other folks lives? We knew there was an outside connection - because of the food drops - is this how Ben knows what is going on (tapes of the World Series), or does he himse

I have the Gram Parson one (bought it because Whiskeytown/Wilco is on it) and The Nebraska one (bought it because Jay Farrar is on it. Other than that, I have no desire to buy such things.

I'm not watching any new shows - just sticking to Lost, The Office, My Name Is Earl, ER, and The Venture Brothers + whatever episodes of chopper/car/gene simmons reality shows I may catch.

I think we shall see a bunch of shows like LOST now - there is also The Nine, and one about some dude who lives the same day over again.

you never what you will find in an old school house

that's about right

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There seems some sort of division there - you had that one kid locked up in the cage and then that girl hiding in the bushes. It seemed to me that they were scared - while the other others seem to be running the show. I wonder where all the rest are? The black woman, the french woman's daughter, etc. I too, am looking forward to next week. I want to see if everything was as before - did Desmond's key reset everything - or will the hatch be wrecked?

I put that movie in the mail on Tuesday.

Seems like there is two groups there - people who rule and those who do not.

I don't know much about that stuff outside of some Harlem Renaissance writers.

WeIrD - I never noticed until last night.

Didn't Axl Rose use to work at one of the Tower Records in LA?

Oddly enough, I recently found a bunch of books that I still have from an african literature class I took in the early 90s.

You don't even like tribute albums, Mr.

if you had one more d

You ment for flood control to be back on I take it.

That last bit before the commercial where Sun grabs the gun made me think of an episode of The Hardy Boys for some odd reason.

I wonder if Wiclo will play Is Anybody Going To San Antone? when the play in San Antonio.

I don't think anyone could ever capture the feel and groove of the first two Band albums.

Whether you believe or not, there are such a thing as ghosts.

Were there always sub-titles on the sreen when Jin speaks?

denim and leather go well together

Time for Lost.

Borders in Pickburg use to have whole band catalogs - now, nothing but a few cds and mostly greatist hits. They will all be this way eventually.