Random Lost Thought

Michael is in the coffin.

When you piece it all together it all makes sense.

  • Michael wants to die, and the last episode was all about how the island wouldn’t allow him to die – yet.  This is all leading up to the flash forward of last season when Jack saw the obituary in the paper.  My money is that the name listed on the obituary is his fake name, Kevin Johnson, since Michael can’t reveal that he’s one of the survivors of Oceanic 815 and Ben has provided false identification (passport) that proves him to be Kevin Johnson.
  • We know Kate is really upset at the person in the coffin.  Michael not only killed Ana Lucia and Libby but sold out Kate, Jack, Sawyer.
  • We know the person in the coffin has to be someone that made it off the island and not one of the Oceanic 6.   If it was an Oceanic 6 member this death would have way too much coverage.  We know from the last episode that Walt won’t talk to him and his own mother is really upset at him.  All of this explains the lack of people at the viewing.
  • I believe the actor that plays Michael is only listed on the show as a guest star and not a regular cast member.
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Epcot Thought

Everytime I think of Epcot, the end of this commercial comes to mind. As a child, I always wondered how they heck did they got Mickey up there and how is he able to stand without falling down.

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Hawk attacks student at Fenway

I think the most interesting part of this story is that a female teacher has the first name of Vince. Does anyone else know of any females named Vince?

BOSTON (AP) — Once again, an A-Rod got an unfriendly welcome from the home of Red Sox Nation.

This time, it was 13-year-old Alexa Rodriguez and not the Yankees All-Star third baseman Alex Rodriguez.

She was touring Fenway Park on a school trip Thursday and was attacked by a resident red-tailed hawk that drew blood from her scalp. Rodriguez wasn’t seriously hurt.

Vince Jennetta, a teacher who chaperoned her class trip from Memorial Boulevard Middle School in Bristol, Conn., told The Boston Globe that Alexa is “a little shaken, but OK.”

The hawk was perched on a railing in the upper deck behind home plate while the group toured the stadium. The hawk flew at the girl and swooped with its talons extended, scratching her scalp.

A single egg lay in the hawk’s nearby nest in an overhang near the stadium’s press booth.

The nest and egg were removed at the direction of state wildlife officials.

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