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[retro_eidas]

So I'm sitting here, just a teensy bit hungover, and waiting in this mall's lone internet bar for my bro whose out looking for a parking place .... because he couldn't readily find one (it's 5:30am folks). *sighs* I see how this day is going to turn out. Cutting through the mass of rabid soccer moms fighting for $20 DVD players and/or the last straggling XBox 360s. It is diverting not to be bitching about "Lost" for once though... however...

Speaking of "bitch" and "Lost".... tee HEE I did end up watching Wednesday's ep, not that I really have anything to say about it... besides Rambina still getting no sympathy from me. The only one who gets my sympathy are the better actors (namely Naveen) forced to act against her.

And bro is here ::clutches rosary in bag:: *sighs* And here I dive into the madness.

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the people at TWOP who are like omg Ana/Sayid looks good to me, I'm screaming OH HELL NO.

I'd tell them to stay out of Chuckie's Mother Mary stash, however, for the most part folks seem to find that idea repugnant ... as they should. Unfortunately, I think the writers are indeed setting that shit up.

There is a tiny hope in the back of my mind that Sayid hasn't really forgiven her and he's underlyingly plotting some frightening revenge. "It'll come back around"? AL purposefully didn't tag the shooter in the line-up, only to follow him and turn remorseless vigilante shooting him six times in cold blood for some revenge. Sayid (seemingly) lets AL off the hook, only to string her along - maybe even get her thinking he's into her - and when she's at her most vulnerable/trusting.... he goes full on Jack Bristow / Haladki's-hand-in-vice on her ass. Of course, that's probably all wishful thinking... but, nevertheless, the idea makes me sickly gleeful.