The Lost Lowdown

Wow - I am listening to the infamous "choo-choo tunnel" conversation for the first time - at work. I am now crying because I was laughing so hard, and I have to explain why. Thanks. :)

By the way, I'm enjoying the podcast as much as I ever did!

David3 wrote:Oh, you forgot...every equation needs stability, something known. Your equation has no constant.

The constant is "R" for rambling, which is VERY necessary! lol

Or, if this is price is right rules, you all overbid. Yeah, everybody overbid! lol I did tell a non-Lost fan (we should make up a name for those people! lol) about your show and he could not understand how there could be so much to discuss. That's even more amazing when you find out his favorite mo...

Since we're using the words in different ways, there isn't really a debate here. To boil it down to 2 statments: 1. Our actions affect what happens (or The Future). 2. We have a choice in our actions. This is essentially what I mean when I say we can change the future. I consider these statements t...

All in all, it was pretty good. I love this season so far because the episodes have a different flavor to them. It's not just because of the faster pacing of some of them, though that is new. This one was a perfect example of instead of and A and B storylines, one being major and the other one minor...

I'm not a psychologist, but I would content that getting a thrill out of objects breaking barriers is indicative of a certain kind of personality. Like overflowing liquids somehow do something the person wishes they could do. This, of course, isn't a judgment, as we all have strange likes and disli...

Yeah, there's the dying thing, but coming from someone who's had two, babies ARE hard. lol But, the potential death sentence (which Sawyer doesn't seem to remember or care about) is huge. Sawyer was acting more jerky than usual, which is what Kate thinks she deserves anyway. And, someone has to say ...