No god damn you! If she's leaving you have nothing to lose, tell her how you feel.

Yeah, I guess I have to now. And then what? I won't even have much of a chance to say anything unless I just come out with it at work, and that's probably just a recipe for awfulness.

That should have been under "Work Duties" haha. It is actually rather good, you only really get a glimpse of the effort everyone puts in when you see it yourself, its crazy.. of course im on tea duty most of the day :P

Congrats friend, you've just witnessed the Lost turning point that will define the rest of your viewing experience. Otherwise:

Oh the mid-season 5 fatigue... Trust me, some of the things you're complaining about actually have better payoffs than you might be expecting. Others not so much I guess.

Also, jumped the shark? Lost jumped the shark when the shot the polar bear.

You know what show I remembered that should have never ever been cancelled?



If Tim Burton made a TV Show, this would be it.

Just heard that Bring Me The Horizon are incorporating many post-rock influences in their new record. That is something i can't imagine, however i know it will sound great! I just hope they don't go back to making that bullshit excuse for music they put on their first album.

Yes, it is. That's what I love about it, how absolutely batshit crazy it gets, but also how everything is in some way a kind of hyper-exaggerated reflection of something else in a larger narrative sense. The island is really just a device through which every character faces their demons, their hopes and fears. Stripped of all the pretence and banality of reality, stripped down to their very essence, like a crucible or something.

The thing about Lost for me is that it's not so much the story itself that's important, as it is the way it is told. Obviously there's a few threads that get left loose, but they weave a pretty intricate picture with the ones they do keep hold of.

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While we're all talking about TV, Breaking Bad. Before anyone else mentions it.

I'd start now, I've watched 5 episodes of Season 1 (because I was kicking around with it like you were) but in those 5 episodes I was pretty pulled in. Season 2 is supposed to pull out all the stops and for a show with no stops to begin with, that kinda scares me.