Season 1

101 - “Hey guys, is this normal? Kind of day turning into night, you know... end of the world type weather? Is this... guys?” - Charlie

102 - “Guess what? I just shot a bear” – Sawyer

103 - “No, what is knocking down the trees will get you” – Sayid

104 - “Better than three of you wandering into the magical forest to bag a hunk of ham with nothing but a little bitty hunting knife? Hell no! It's the best idea I've ever heard.” - Sawyer

105 - “Great. Now our only hunter's going to get eaten just so he can get the pregnant girl some more water.” - Claire

106 - “The great white hunter's getting restless.” - Charlie

107 - “Good job, Charlie. You make excellent bait.” - Locke

108 - “Baby, I am tied to a tree in a jungle of mystery. I just got tortured by a damn spinal surgeon and a genuine Iraqi” - Sawyer

109 - “Doctor playing golf. Woo, boy howdy, now I've heard everything. What's next, cop eating a donut?” – Sawyer

110 – “If I can kick drugs I can deliver a baby” - Charlie

111 - “So a tribe of evil natives planted a ringer in the camp to kidnap a pregnant girl and a reject from VH-1 has-beens. Yeah, fiendishly clever” – Sawyer

112 – “If you pick a lock on a Halliburton, I’ll put you on my back an fly us to LA” - Michael

113 - “Your wife's hot” - Hurley

114 – “Yeah, I know. I'm bloody scum.” - Charlie

115 - “It was imaginary peanut butter actually” - Charlie

116 – “Thank you Boar expert” – Sawyer

117 – “You gonna lecture us about lying, Betty? From the look on his face even your old man here didn't know you speak English!” - Sawyer

118 - “What? You don't know? Okay, that thing in the woods, maybe it's a monster, maybe it's a pissed off giraffe, I don't know” - Hurley

119 - “All I'm going to get for my trouble is a snappy one-liner, And if I'm real lucky, a brand new nickname” - Jack

120 - “I don't know my bloody blood type!” - Charlie

121 - “You get some rest, and I'll take care of Turniphead” - Charlie

122 - “Okay, check this out...this is track two, its called, sorry, its called Monster Eats the Pilot” - Charlie

123 - “Yeah, I wanted to help, but that was before Montand lost his fricking arm” – Artz

124 - “Man, who doesn't like Bob Marley?” – Micheal

Season 2

201 - "Great idea dude. Go look in the burning Death Hole." - Hurley

202 - "You got a Band-Aid?" - Sawyer

203 - "I push this button every 108 minutes. I don't get out much." - Desmond

204 - "and this baby is made of chocolate lollipops" - Charlie

205 - "Does it look like I speak Korean?" - Anna Lucia

206 - "The cradle is fine, its the baby that's the trouble" - Claire

207 - "If I were a savage I would have cut off his finger already, that's tomorrow." -Anna Lucia

208 - "Golf is accuracy" -Jack

209 - "Tallahassee? I spent a week in Tallahassee one night, it's all strip malls and waffle houses" -The Marshal

210 - "Most people, when they see a creature made of swirling black smoke, they run" -Charlie

211 - "I think I have a chance with her, I mean it's the classic desert island scenario, if I ever had a shot, this is it" -Hurley

212 - "Stick? I don't know dude, don't you need twenty-one, I think you should hit" -Hurley

213 - "Now that's a new low. You even made Locke take a swing at you, hell, that's like getting Gandhi to beat his kids" -Sawyer

214 - "Your ranch disorder is going to be the lead item on the coconut internet" -Sawyer

215 - "Why are you telling me this?" -Henry Gale

216 - "Jack and Locke are a little too busy worrying about Locke and Jack" -Anna Lucia

217 - "Jack and Sawyer are finally going to beat each other up" -Hurley

218 - "I did see a polar bear on rollerblades with a mango" -Charlie

219 - "I was raised to question piles of food with weird labels that just fall out of the sky" -Bernard

220 -

Have you ever sat next to someone at a bar and felt as if your paths have crossed before, has the thought ever crossed your mind that the stranger behind you at the store could soon become a significant part of your life, In 1929 a hungarian writer put forth the idea that any one of us could name any person among the earth's billions of inhabitants, and through at most 5 acquaintance's connect that person back to themselves.he called this the theory of sintrality (spelling) today it is more commonly known as six degrees of seperation. look at pictures of seemingly random people, do you know any of them.? do any of them know you.? do any of them know someone that you know.?, odds are the answer to at least one of these questions is yes, perhaps they crossed paths with you or a loved one, at home, at work, on a trip. throughout the world connections are constantly being made, which begs the question, are chance encounters a matter or coincidence or a matter of faith. open your eyes and look around you, mathematically in a world of billions is the thoery plausable, and if so is it possible that seemingly random connections have significance, are these meetings mere chance, or could there be a larger picture that has yet to come into focus. the only thing we can be sure of is that in the beginning it all starts with one person.