I love it when even the geese get it...
To make a long story short... Kristin, that fine specimen graduate of The Dan Rather School Of Journalism, posts something about "Kate's choice" (all together now: WhatEVER!), something along the lines of: it doesn't sound like Sawyer.
The flock proceeds to emit its discordant honking:
But I think there will be a twist to this, like she chooses Jack but he rejects her. Jack now has all The Others to try to fix. If he didn't have time for Kate before, I don't see how he would now.
I love how they condescend on Jack when deep down, those who aren't completely delusional are aware of this:
I'm not against Jate but as a Sawyer fan, it makes me nervous. Sawyer had his own storyline outside of the triangle with the raft. But since then besides stealing guns and a sex scene with a dead character, Sawyer has nothing else on his own. Every thing he does is a setup for either the Kate or Jake character. If you take him out of the triangle, he has nothing. He has no other friends, no connections or seeds of other storylines.
So the solution to this is to have him continue to be Kate's bitch so they can braid each other's hair and have little dimpled redneck babies for the rest of the series? OK then. I couldn't care less one way or the other since season two has managed to make me completely indifferent to his character but I fail to see the logic behind that.
Moving on...
I hope she won't chose Jack.... otherwise, i think i will........vomit! lol
And here's another future rocket scientist:
Well, if she chooses Jack, get ready for some company with the vomiting - - I'll be right there with ya!
Girls? Rotten teeth, hair loss, electrolyte depletion, dehydration and bad breath are so not sexy. But just because I'm a very sweet girl and this:
I really think this season we are going to see the DE-emphasizing of Jack as the major character, to the extent he has been that. He's an interesting and complex character, but really no more so than any other. He's (in my opinion) a pretty dull leading man/hero.
What makes this show so great is the depth of the ensemble. They can't afford to unbalance the plotlines any further than they have in favor of Jack.
Is nothing but wishful thinking of the avian variety...
Here's a friendly piece of advice for you:
Make sure you carry those in your purse come October 4th because something tells me your ordeal is only going to get worse.
The flock proceeds to emit its discordant honking:
But I think there will be a twist to this, like she chooses Jack but he rejects her. Jack now has all The Others to try to fix. If he didn't have time for Kate before, I don't see how he would now.
I love how they condescend on Jack when deep down, those who aren't completely delusional are aware of this:
I'm not against Jate but as a Sawyer fan, it makes me nervous. Sawyer had his own storyline outside of the triangle with the raft. But since then besides stealing guns and a sex scene with a dead character, Sawyer has nothing else on his own. Every thing he does is a setup for either the Kate or Jake character. If you take him out of the triangle, he has nothing. He has no other friends, no connections or seeds of other storylines.
So the solution to this is to have him continue to be Kate's bitch so they can braid each other's hair and have little dimpled redneck babies for the rest of the series? OK then. I couldn't care less one way or the other since season two has managed to make me completely indifferent to his character but I fail to see the logic behind that.
Moving on...
I hope she won't chose Jack.... otherwise, i think i will........vomit! lol
And here's another future rocket scientist:
Well, if she chooses Jack, get ready for some company with the vomiting - - I'll be right there with ya!
Girls? Rotten teeth, hair loss, electrolyte depletion, dehydration and bad breath are so not sexy. But just because I'm a very sweet girl and this:
I really think this season we are going to see the DE-emphasizing of Jack as the major character, to the extent he has been that. He's an interesting and complex character, but really no more so than any other. He's (in my opinion) a pretty dull leading man/hero.
What makes this show so great is the depth of the ensemble. They can't afford to unbalance the plotlines any further than they have in favor of Jack.
Is nothing but wishful thinking of the avian variety...
Here's a friendly piece of advice for you:
Make sure you carry those in your purse come October 4th because something tells me your ordeal is only going to get worse.