‘108 Things to do until Lost — a daily countdown to Season Six‘ is a new Glass of Orange project that has been under way for a few days now, and that I hope Lost-fans would enjoy checking out.

I’ve been a viewer of Lost since back in Season 1, and one thing that seems to pain me most about the show is the long hiatus between each season.

With the upcoming season being the last of the show, I figured I’d attempt to firstly alleviate some of the pain caused by the long break, and secondly catalogue as much of the ‘web side of Lost as I can, interspersed with some neat things for you to take part in along the way.

We’ve got a lot of cool things in the pipeline, including some special guest posters along the way; and we hope you’ll check it out and join us as we count down to season six.

Hey, after The Lie, I wouldn’t put it past them.

plkrtn and his fascist friends come to terms with their self-destruction of the Lostpedia community. All this over an image of a pear… seriously?

Watch on YouTube.

This week on Lost we were promised an Alpert “centric” episode. Unsurprisingly, it wasn’t so much about Richard.

The following is the result of a mixed state of frustration, anger, fantasy and sexual deprivation. I can only wish this influences the Lost casting department to hire Nestor for every role next season.

“Richard …. he’s ba– … oh my god that’s horrid.“

On a separate note, anyone interested in joining me on a Arctic, time-travelling adventure to my social utopia, drop me an e-mail.

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I’ve just purged the list of user accounts and turned off the ability to create an account for the site. Comments are disabled for all articles, and there’s no other benefit to being signed up for an account (I suspect most/all of the users signed up are spam-bots, anyway) unless you’re a contributer to the site.

If you did have a legitimate account, there’s pretty much no point for this. You can however sign up to the forum if you were looking for a way to comment on things.

I’ve been fascinated lately by Kutiman’s remix/sampling of YouTube instrumental videos. Not only did I find the actual music and video fantastic, I think this highlights the benefits of openness and freely available material. Needless to say, I haven’t been able to stop listening. So much so that I decided to have a go at remixing some of the 7 tracks, myself. Here’s the result:

Watch at YouTube.

An error dialog with a very targeted audience.

Something tells me he has trouble sining up for online newsletters.

You have to recreate–as best you can–the conditions which allowed you to sign-in in the first place.

“If it gives me this option again, I’m gonna’ punch it in the mouth”, user BronxRose said.

“It just kept asking me, over and over again!” LinusB writes.

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