Lonelygirl15

Could they be trying to throw us off the scent with this word maybe? I don't know, but they might have another writer working with them now, as Robtomorrow suggested. I have been thinking this for a while, actually.

The recent LG episodes have been in slightly different styles than what we normally ...

By scenes that makes us want to cry, you mean good drama scenes? or scenes that are soo badly written/acted/filmed they make us want to cry?

Well, it's a long song with highs and lows, so I guess both are going to make the cut, lol. But I meant the good ones! I'll put in more good clips than bad ...

Thanks for your comments everyone. I didn't think it would get this much attention. :D

To make it fair - and more fun too, I've decided to make this song into a video myself, but I would like it if you could all contribute. :)

If you are interested in singing a verse, post a comment in this ...

I love Deagol's question about LG15. :D

Okay, if I can, I have a bit of a light-hearted question but it's one that I've wanted to ask.... :oops:


What made you decide to use a carrier pigeon in this ARG, and where did you get him from?

Supplementary to this question, did you have to train him ...

Great sleuthing, Rosie!

Hi Jeromy,
I would also like to thank you for all the time and effort you put into creating such a compelling production. You managed to get a huge and devoted following after a really short period of time, and I am really happy that I was able to contribute. Well done mate!

Thank you everyone! I'm so glad you like it, even if it is sad...

P.S. I love this post!

longlostposter wrote:Hmmm, Elixir has three posts, and this is one of them.

I, like many of you, fell in love with this series about ten months ago. I was intrigued by the characters, the hints of darkness and the occult, and I enjoyed the comical aspects of the show. It was a great formula. But I feel that this has all changed, and as LG15 continues, its quality has ...

Okay so, Tom Wiggins played at the Whitehouse in 1860. No quotes from him (he was a kid). But, the president at that time was James Buchanan.

Quotes from him (with no years attached to them yet) are:

"I like the noise of democracy."


"The ballot box is the surest arbiter of disputes among free ...

I found this information:

Thomas "Blind Tom" Wiggins (May 25, 1849–June 13, 1908) was an African American autistic savant and musical prodigy on the piano.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_Tom_Wiggins

He composed this in 1860:

http://archives.colstate.edu/findingaids/Oliver%20Gallop.shtml ...