An Epic Struggle

[lastsilver]

This week's installment of Lost presented a question of character: are you a hunter or farmer? The key character of the episode (and also one of my favorites), John Locke, battled with his distinction. But In the end, it was clear, he was a hunter

Comments

[hotcowma]

Damn it! You should've kill it. In fact, you should've gassed it with CO2 and freeze it so when I come dissect it next week. :)

I hate rats, they are full of germs and diseases.

[lastsilver]

Rats! Yeah right, we're talking about mice here, cute tiny mice. Totally different.

I haven't said any words of thanks yet! Your package was awesome! That was some neat stuff, and sir, there's some coffee headed your way. Sure, I could just give it to you when I see you, but I think it would be much more neat for a package to arrive at said place of employment with the words, "Attn: William Ma."

[hotcowma]

I suggest you burn every the mouse touched: the box, the paper towels, the tubberwares, your clothes, and everything in the kitchen. Yeah, you should probably shave every hair on your body too. . . it might have lice.

[psychoe]

Awwwwwww, you da man, Nick.

[bag_of_noodles0]

yay for LOST and yay for you not killing the mouse
and yay or your visit to tallahassee
-k

[lastsilver]

Woot, woot, and woot.

I was telling someone about the lost-harry potter thing that you mentioned. Whoa.

[anonymous]

I would like to submit that because the mouse evaded you for so long, it should have at least some points. Maybe the mouse scores a point each day it evades you and you score a point each day you catch it? Or is your game incredibly unfair and one can only score points by capturing the other player? If so, how is a mouse supposed to trap you? And if it did, wouldn't that be scary? I'm not sure I'd want to play that game.

~Brother

PS - You wrote "I haven't said any words of thanks yet! Your package was awesome!" Is Zach jealous? ;-)

[lastsilver]

The mouse can only score points by catching the snitch.