HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY TO THE LOST PILOT, LET'S GET WASTED AS THE PLANE GOES DOWN
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HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY TO THE LOST PILOT, LET'S GET WASTED AS THE PLANE GOES DOWN
Olen Hautausmaa
HAPPY LOST DAY!!! I DIDNT MISS IT THIS TIME YIPPIE
Happy FROM season 3 premiere day and happy 20 year anniversary to LOST!
I guess you can say it's Harold Perrineau's day!
Edits Part 3
16 year ago on Sept 22, 2004 Desmond failed to press the button, flight Oceanic 815 crashed on the island, and an epic journey began. Happy LOST Anniversary losties. Here are some edits I used to make back in the day of some of my fav. moments of the show.
Please credit if you use.
Happy anniversary to this beautiful, emotional, wild-ride of a show:
The hours I devoted to this series- watching (and meticulously taping each episode vcr style), coming up with theories, creating ridiculous collages and craft projects, delving into every little detail (philosophers, books, ANYTHING that seemed like it could provide a clue!), the NUMBERS- and I LOVED it. 💖💖💖
I know I’m entering a ghost town and will need a Ouija board but my husband got me into lost and I had a question he’d never thought about.
What would happen to someone on the island who had a medical device like a cochlear implant or hearing aid if it had yet to die or be damaged. Because my dad has hearing aids that often attach themselves to other people’s Bluetooth accidentally we’ve had to check before turning on the Roku so my dad doesn’t lose his hearing somewhere else in the house. So would the radio frequency mess them up? I know static like slides can damage a cochlear. So would that person have their disability fixed? Would they be back to being deaf? Would they get the constant signals.
Same thing with other medical devices. Like if the island doesn’t like you you’re just on borrowed time and if the island wants you you can hear or it fixes you pancreas so you no longer need your insulin
Edits Part 2
16 year ago on Sept 22, 2004 Desmond failed to press the button, flight Oceanic 815 crashed on the island, and an epic journey began. Happy LOST Anniversary losties. Here are some edits I used to make back in the day of some of my fav. moments of the show.
Please credit if you use.