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In 1969 the US department of defense invaded the island in order to use it as a test site for cutting edge developments in geomagnetism and genetic engineering. It was eventually hoped to try and work out a way to control the population of the world. The crash of flight 815 was caused by a swarm of remotely operated Dharma nanobots. The survivors of flight 815 are clones of the previous test subjects and the 'monster' in the jungle is a pissed-off giraffe. There are two groups of Others. One group are loyal devotees of Alvar Hanso and the other are the descendants of the original inhabitants of the island. The 'incident' mentioned in the orientation film was a massive explosion caused by a huge build up of electromagnetic energy and the button in the hatch is merely part of a psychological experiment. The numbers just represent the island's location. tags lost theory randomFor the next 'theory' just refresh the page. Bonus: here's a slightly more elaborate theory. picked by extc68 2 months ago |
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LOST merges with Gilligans Island. 1 comments edit related share televisionI'm waiting for the Harlem Globetrotters to drop in on the island, personally. picked by donteatpoop 3 months ago |
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Although the first “freak show” at Coney Island opened in 1880, the golden age of the village’s side shows began in 1904 when Samuel W. Gumpertz opened Lilliputia, an entire miniature city scaled for its dwarf and midget inhabitants. Lilliputia became such a popular tourist attraction at Dreamland, Gumpertz spend many years afterwards finding and promoting human oddities. After D... read full post picked by leopoldogolba 3 months ago 1 comments edit related share WTF? |
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A few years ago, a number of brave intelligent men and women from the land of JaxWorth set out for the shores of Nova Roma. This was the New World discovered in the 15th century by Roman sailors traveling across the Pacific in search of a route to trade with India. Basically it was a shared-world created by Donteatpoop, Icepigs, and others. They imagined a world where Rome never fell and went o... read full post picked by 2manyusernames 2 months ago 2 comments edit related share entertainment |
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