Cas needs to stop the *poof* disappearances, really...
a.k.a Another SPN post.
So, I've just finished episode eight of season four, and I'm kinda afraid of Uriel. But I really, honest-to-God, have a crush on Castiel. His voice is pure sex. And his eyelashes! Seriously, men should not be allowed to have eyelashes like that.
And I still giggle whenever Sam and Dean have what I've deemed "couple moments," when they do something that's (a) adorable and/or (b) telling. Like, in "Yellow Fever," when Sam brings what appears to be a box of pie to Dean while they're working. Or when Dean says "Okay, stow the Couples' Counseling crap, okay?"
I am now just a bit torn, but find it highly interesting that Sam clearly is implied to be boning Ruby, who's the friendly neighborhood demon-Yoda, and, in an odd little parallel, who do we have from Heaven to hang with Dean? Castiel, who has no sense of personal space and seems to have his own set of lovely little issues. I think I like where this train is headed.
On another note, I read my first Deadpool (the comic-book character, not the movie) fic today. I think I've found something of a kindred spirit, with the rambling and the Genre Savvy. I blame the fact that his TV Tropes page (he has one! Written by him, no less! I'm pretty sure only Magneto and Dr. Doom have that same honor of writing their own pages!) is a work of art. Seriously. And the Origins: Wolverine version of Wade pre-Weapon XI is seriously one of the most endearingly psychopathic fictional characters I've ever seen. Merc with a Mouth indeed.
I never thought I would ever use the phrase "endearingly psychopathic" in my life, but hey, it just happened.
So, I've just finished episode eight of season four, and I'm kinda afraid of Uriel. But I really, honest-to-God, have a crush on Castiel. His voice is pure sex. And his eyelashes! Seriously, men should not be allowed to have eyelashes like that.
And I still giggle whenever Sam and Dean have what I've deemed "couple moments," when they do something that's (a) adorable and/or (b) telling. Like, in "Yellow Fever," when Sam brings what appears to be a box of pie to Dean while they're working. Or when Dean says "Okay, stow the Couples' Counseling crap, okay?"
I am now just a bit torn, but find it highly interesting that Sam clearly is implied to be boning Ruby, who's the friendly neighborhood demon-Yoda, and, in an odd little parallel, who do we have from Heaven to hang with Dean? Castiel, who has no sense of personal space and seems to have his own set of lovely little issues. I think I like where this train is headed.
On another note, I read my first Deadpool (the comic-book character, not the movie) fic today. I think I've found something of a kindred spirit, with the rambling and the Genre Savvy. I blame the fact that his TV Tropes page (he has one! Written by him, no less! I'm pretty sure only Magneto and Dr. Doom have that same honor of writing their own pages!) is a work of art. Seriously. And the Origins: Wolverine version of Wade pre-Weapon XI is seriously one of the most endearingly psychopathic fictional characters I've ever seen. Merc with a Mouth indeed.
I never thought I would ever use the phrase "endearingly psychopathic" in my life, but hey, it just happened.