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* It is not true that the order never kidnapped Bree. As we all know, A Shadow abducted her and her friends outside of Las Vegas | * It is not true that the order never kidnapped Bree. As we all know, A Shadow abducted her and her friends outside of Las Vegas | ||
| − | *When the clock stops, the time shown is 10:10. | + | *When the clock stops, the time shown is 10:10. Some fans speculate that it could mean October 10th. It should be noted that in advertisements, the hands on a watch are set to 10:10 because it draws the eyes to the center of the clock, normally where the brand name would be. |
Revision as of 04:44, 14 September 2007
| Help Us! | |
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| Blogger | LaRezisto |
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| Date Posted | September 13th, 2007 |
| URL | old.LG15.com |
| Forum | [13968 forum discussion] |
| Length | 2:03 |
| Description | Emma, you are the key . . . Fight the Order. LaRezisto |
| YouTube Tags | lonelygirl15 lonely girl bree danielbeast jonastko resitance order |
| Music | "The Messenger" by Darren Boling |
| Adjacent Blogs | |
| Previous | "Go For It :)" |
| Next | "Bullsh%t" |
| Previous by LaRezisto | "Who's Next?" |
Help Us! is the two-hundred eighty-seventh video in the lonelygirl15 video series. It is also the thirty-first video of season two. Help Us! is the two-hundred eighty-seventh video in the lonelygirl15 video series. It is also the fourteenth video of season two.
Transcript
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Notes
- "Resistance" is misspelled in the YouTube video tags.
- It is not true that the order never kidnapped Bree. As we all know, A Shadow abducted her and her friends outside of Las Vegas
- When the clock stops, the time shown is 10:10. Some fans speculate that it could mean October 10th. It should be noted that in advertisements, the hands on a watch are set to 10:10 because it draws the eyes to the center of the clock, normally where the brand name would be.
