Comments on: Hugo “Hurley” Reyes of The Lost Documentary http://mybiggestcomplaint.com/hugo-hurley-reyes-of-the-lost-documentary/939/ Where the world comes to complain. Thu, 08 Jan 2009 17:20:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Lost - why resolve any storylines http://mybiggestcomplaint.com/hugo-hurley-reyes-of-the-lost-documentary/939/#comment-4066 Lost - why resolve any storylines Fri, 14 Mar 2008 23:44:08 +0000 http://mybiggestcomplaint.com/hugo-hurley-reyes-of-the-lost-documentary/939/#comment-4066 GM Chrysler ! LOST is starting to suck. Nothing is ever resolved. It is not rewarding to watch. Except for Hurley eating everyday at the McDonald's they must have down the hatch. Super-size me, dude. GM Chrysler ! LOST is starting to suck.
Nothing is ever resolved. It is not rewarding to watch.

Except for Hurley eating everyday at the McDonald’s they must have down the hatch. Super-size me, dude.

]]> By: mr.squeaky http://mybiggestcomplaint.com/hugo-hurley-reyes-of-the-lost-documentary/939/#comment-3652 mr.squeaky Sat, 09 Feb 2008 17:14:15 +0000 http://mybiggestcomplaint.com/hugo-hurley-reyes-of-the-lost-documentary/939/#comment-3652 Actually, I have been watching the show quite carefully. I haven't seen one person with food in the last umpteen episodes. The Darma food drops happened in prior seasons. Perhaps we are to suppose that, just like to story of the "fishes and the loaves," that the food simply replaces itself. Granted, I don't want to see the mundane, day-to-day, experiences of Hurley. I do feel pretty sure though that if we did calculations on Hurley's caloric needs (considering expenditures & amount required for basic survival, etc) that number would not explain how a man that fat can gain weight while stranded on an island. There simply isn't enough surplus calories around that island (at least not as it is presented to us) to explain it. Anyway, fun link. Actually, I have been watching the show quite carefully. I haven’t seen one person with food in the last umpteen episodes. The Darma food drops happened in prior seasons. Perhaps we are to suppose that, just like to story of the “fishes and the loaves,” that the food simply replaces itself.

Granted, I don’t want to see the mundane, day-to-day, experiences of Hurley. I do feel pretty sure though that if we did calculations on Hurley’s caloric needs (considering expenditures & amount required for basic survival, etc) that number would not explain how a man that fat can gain weight while stranded on an island. There simply isn’t enough surplus calories around that island (at least not as it is presented to us) to explain it.

Anyway, fun link.

]]> By: JGilly http://mybiggestcomplaint.com/hugo-hurley-reyes-of-the-lost-documentary/939/#comment-3642 JGilly Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:02:46 +0000 http://mybiggestcomplaint.com/hugo-hurley-reyes-of-the-lost-documentary/939/#comment-3642 Somebody hasn't been watching the show very carefully! They found food in the hatch, and more of it airdropped. It's a regular Dharma-brand food buffet around there. I actually found some fake wrappers for Dharma products (as featured here: http://www.insanelygreattees.com/news/?p=27.) and that was fun watching people catch on to it in the kitchen (peanut butter doubletakes; I left the jar out for months). Somebody hasn’t been watching the show very carefully! They found food in the hatch, and more of it airdropped. It’s a regular Dharma-brand food buffet around there. I actually found some fake wrappers for Dharma products (as featured here: http://www.insanelygreattees.com/news/?p=27.) and that was fun watching people catch on to it in the kitchen (peanut butter doubletakes; I left the jar out for months).

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