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Lost: Lost Recap 4.9 The Shape of Things To Come
The Throwdown ended in a tie, 2 to 2
This new "Throwdown" feature is going to drastically lower my social life to the outside world....and I'm okay with that.
Gob316 said
With no World Series of Pop Culture for me to be immersed in this year I suppose this debate forum will be a mild quick fix to that problem.
If any of you argue with me about this point, you are lying as you are already subjecting yourself to lowering your social life...haha! Catch-22!
Easily Wound Up said
I'm a 35 year old mother of two looking for fights out here. Yes, it will lower my social life, but hopefully it'll get out some of this "fight" I didn't know I had until this issue of EW. And, hey, I haven't a social life since I had kids, so I'm OK with it!
Gob316 said
Forfeited Turn
Easily Wound Up said
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Gob316 said
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Comments
charinator 03/27/08
Social life? What strange and alien concept do you speak of?
OzzieAlThor 03/27/08
I think it has to do with where the sun shines. I've only read about that place though myself.
charinator 03/28/08
hmm. sounds like a utopia. this sun, though. does it really provide natural light?
t3hdow 03/28/08
It won't worsen my social life any further, so no. It's just another distraction that I have to resist/indulge on a daily basis.
OzzieAlThor 03/28/08
Yes, it provides "natural" light. Personally, if I don't have at least 8 hours of flourescent light and recycled air every day, my superpowers start to weaken.
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