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"I won? Thank you, why, that was so unexpected!" *surreptitiously hides bank statement showing large deposits into the judges' accounts*

That was so unexpected, I didn't know that a giraffe could play the piccolo, let alone doing it underwater

Here's what I got (not much, I'm afraid). Stop giggling, MoMa: No spoilers (may as well make a fool of myself in the open). I was looking for a 6-letter shade of green that started and ended with the same letter. Discarded WILLOW because of the double LL. Tried LAUREL and actually thought I was onto something when I substituted 28,31,48,21,18,28 with line/letter from Green Lantern Oath and got H,L,Y,N,T,H. 3 of the letters - L,R,L are +3 in the alphabet, U is -3. but the other 2 just don't fit. I bet you all thought of that anyway. As for the paint brushes and the letters on the cartoons (I admit to knowing precisely 0 about GL so I had to Google): Kyle Rayner is an artist IRL. Could the H and K be initials of past or present names of GLC? And it seems the duo are mirror images of each other: it wouldn't take much imagination to mirror image K as Lambda (from Ep 1). Like I said, not much. But there if you hadn't already thought of it and it's of any use to you.

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That was so unexpected because I was expecting the unexpected, but it turns out that it was the expected, so I should have expected the expected not the unexpected.

That was so unexpected, that it was expected to be unexpected, & its unexpectedness became unexpectedly expected...

A defination I found... cardinal direction noun - A direction toward or away from either planetary rotation or the planetary poles. Bionian planets only have east and west; trionian planets additionally have north and south; tetronian planets have two more, marp and garp. Distance towards marp or garp is measured in laptitude. --- I was also imagining a directional system based upon your position to the sun in the sky. East and west would be sunward and counter-sunward depending on the time of day. North/South would be right of sunward or left of sunward. The time of day would have to be considered whenever directions were given. Also you would run into trouble giving directions if the longitude differed too much. Sunward morning in Japan would be closer to counter-sunward morning in New York. No travel would be allowed between late dusk and early dawn. I think it would break as soon as maps were invented.