I love Sayid
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Wednesday: March 07, 2007 - I love Sayid
Ok seriously, is Sayid not the best character on Lost? I can see the spin-off Lost: New Orleans starring him right now. I admit, it was a little unbelievable that he lifted up the rug and the trap door was there after seeing the imaginary cat scratching at it, but who cares? Not me, that's for sure. It was pretty fortunate that he got that map before John Locke blew the Flame Hatch up. Speaking of which, when did John become so stupid? When they first got there he was a voice of logic and reason and now he's regressed into a bumbling fool. And what's up with The Hostiles? Are they The Others? Did The Others just kill them off? Finally, they need to kill of more of the Extras in the camp. I'm sick of seeing these people with one line showing up all over the place now. I will also miss Sawyers nicknames; that was one of my favorite part of the shows, Lardo.
Ok seriously, is Sayid not the best character on Lost? I can see the spin-off Lost: New Orleans starring him right now. I admit, it was a little unbelievable that he lifted up the rug and the trap door was there after seeing the imaginary cat scratching at it, but who cares? Not me, that's for sure. It was pretty fortunate that he got that map before John Locke blew the Flame Hatch up. Speaking of which, when did John become so stupid? When they first got there he was a voice of logic and reason and now he's regressed into a bumbling fool. And what's up with The Hostiles? Are they The Others? Did The Others just kill them off? Finally, they need to kill of more of the Extras in the camp. I'm sick of seeing these people with one line showing up all over the place now. I will also miss Sawyers nicknames; that was one of my favorite part of the shows, Lardo.
Comments:
- BU
The nicknames will only be gone for one week island time, which means they'll be back by Season Seven. - Elena
You are totally reading my mind! I LMAO when Sawyer looked at one of the newbies and said "and who the hell are you?" SO TRUE! And DUH Locke, it was so obvious what pressing 7,7 was going to do! Why can't the islanders just communicate. Something like" Kate: Geesh, this whole hatch is wired to explode. Locke: Hmmm, that's interesting, when I beat the chess game, it gave me a menu of things to do and one of them had to do with being overrun by hostiles. Guess I shouldn't touch anything there. - Mike
I nominate you to be one of the writers for next season. Keep a little reality up in there. - BU
At least they finally told us what the cable into the ocean was. 1 question down, 99 to go. - KBS
I agree about the nicknames, Curly. Can't wait for those to return. - Mike
I'm not sure if that guy was telling the truth about the cable into the ocean though--he said he only told one lie so maybe the lie was that he only told one lie. I'm excited for next week though, that's for sure.
Good Things Take Time...
2 days until FSU Football (2010)
Random Picture...
The everglades look just like the Midwestern plains. Gator Alley was nothing at all like I expected. We could have been driving through Kansas.
The everglades look just like the Midwestern plains. Gator Alley was nothing at all like I expected. We could have been driving through Kansas.
Time Machine:
09-02-2009
· 09-02-2008
· 09-02-2007
· 09-02-2006
09-02-2009: I think I have the swine flu. I think I caught it during the Counting Crows concert then brought it back. I took the liberty of passing it along to 100+ college students in the hopes of teaching them a valuable history lesson about settlers and smallpox blankets (right Steve?) I actually do feel a little bit better today but I've also slept away the gross majority of the past three days. Tomorrow I have to go back to school and I can't call in sick so by 10am I'll know how bad I have it depending on how many students I inadvertently killed on Wednesday.
Football starts tonight. Thank God. Too bad I'll be asleep and have to miss the first two games. On Monday Tim and Chris are going to come over to watch FSU whomp Miami. Back to bed.09-02-2008: Ok, seriously, we're playing MarioKart tonight at 8pm. SERIOUSLY.
I got sick last night around 10pm for no reason. Just a regular cold but it came out of nowhere and by the time I woke around 2:30pm this afternoon it had almost totally gone away. Weird. I ordered ESPN GamePlan yesterday so now I can watch up to six college football games at once. This is grossly unnecessary but really, few things in life are really all that necessary. The Cubs can't clinch a playoff spot fast enough--my big TV awaits!
I also picked up Ab last night and she and Chompy covered my bed in dirt after running around in the clay before coming in. Speaking of clay, I read that some people crave eating clay while pregnant. Weirdy. Since I'm phoning in today's entry, here's a video that's worth the watch (with FSU alum Richard Simmons no less).
I took the day off blogging but only because I was thinking of you.09-02-2006: After laboring in coal-mine like conditions for the past 11 months I was pleased to get Labor Day off. Over the weekend the only major thing I "accomplished" was buying a new TV for my office. I got it at Home Depot of all places but I wanted a 15" LCD and didn't want to spend $350 at Best Buy for a crap-brand when I could spend $250 at Home Depot for a Magnavox. The TV it replaced did not change channels or allow you to adjust the volume more than once a week. Usually each Sunday I'd decide what channel and volume to watch for the week and then hate my decision to choose Lifetime (hey, Fraiser was on) on near-mute. The new TV is nice and it looks good next to my two flat-screen monitors. Booyah.
Football starts tonight. Thank God. Too bad I'll be asleep and have to miss the first two games. On Monday Tim and Chris are going to come over to watch FSU whomp Miami. Back to bed.09-02-2008: Ok, seriously, we're playing MarioKart tonight at 8pm. SERIOUSLY.
I got sick last night around 10pm for no reason. Just a regular cold but it came out of nowhere and by the time I woke around 2:30pm this afternoon it had almost totally gone away. Weird. I ordered ESPN GamePlan yesterday so now I can watch up to six college football games at once. This is grossly unnecessary but really, few things in life are really all that necessary. The Cubs can't clinch a playoff spot fast enough--my big TV awaits!
I also picked up Ab last night and she and Chompy covered my bed in dirt after running around in the clay before coming in. Speaking of clay, I read that some people crave eating clay while pregnant. Weirdy. Since I'm phoning in today's entry, here's a video that's worth the watch (with FSU alum Richard Simmons no less).
I took the day off blogging but only because I was thinking of you.09-02-2006: After laboring in coal-mine like conditions for the past 11 months I was pleased to get Labor Day off. Over the weekend the only major thing I "accomplished" was buying a new TV for my office. I got it at Home Depot of all places but I wanted a 15" LCD and didn't want to spend $350 at Best Buy for a crap-brand when I could spend $250 at Home Depot for a Magnavox. The TV it replaced did not change channels or allow you to adjust the volume more than once a week. Usually each Sunday I'd decide what channel and volume to watch for the week and then hate my decision to choose Lifetime (hey, Fraiser was on) on near-mute. The new TV is nice and it looks good next to my two flat-screen monitors. Booyah.