A bad, BAD time to be in love
Dear Dean Winchester,
Grand Funk to put your brother in the mood? OH MY GOD STOP MAKING ME LOVE YOU.
No, really, stop making me love you. I have essays.
Verklempt,
Me.
P.S: Nooo, that level of investment in your brother's love life isn't subtextual at all.
~*~
No, really, the first time in MY LIFE that I can watch a show and consistantly name that tune. Why yes, my dad does have a gigantic record collection and a fully-functional turntable, why do you ask?
Seriously, flist, I am now three episodes away from the end of the first season, and I hear those three are a doozy, as is the first of the second season, so I'm waiting until they're all downloaded so I can watch them in a big chunk. In the meantime, I may get a start on those 1700 words that are due on Monday. Or I may find something else to distract me until bedtime. Uh, yeah, behold a master at work.
(I need a Dean icon right now.)
ETA: Finally watched up to 201. God, people, how did you survive that hiatus? *clutches chest* Oh, Dean!
Also, um, wow, John. The way he went was... satisfying, actually. I did kind of want to strangle him for a long time, there, and he redeemed himself in the end - but only redeemed himself. He did not really endear himself to me at any point, which is actually really cool with me, because he was a lot more interesting that way. Great demon-hunter, lousy father, but you get the idea that if the YED had never appeared and Mary was still around, he'd be fantastic - he just sucks at being alone. Except he refuses to believe that he sucks at being alone, for he is Manly. Which, um, like I said: cool and interesting characer, but I still wanted to beat him with a shoe. *rubs head* Anyway.
Grand Funk to put your brother in the mood? OH MY GOD STOP MAKING ME LOVE YOU.
No, really, stop making me love you. I have essays.
Verklempt,
Me.
P.S: Nooo, that level of investment in your brother's love life isn't subtextual at all.
~*~
No, really, the first time in MY LIFE that I can watch a show and consistantly name that tune. Why yes, my dad does have a gigantic record collection and a fully-functional turntable, why do you ask?
Seriously, flist, I am now three episodes away from the end of the first season, and I hear those three are a doozy, as is the first of the second season, so I'm waiting until they're all downloaded so I can watch them in a big chunk. In the meantime, I may get a start on those 1700 words that are due on Monday. Or I may find something else to distract me until bedtime. Uh, yeah, behold a master at work.
(I need a Dean icon right now.)
ETA: Finally watched up to 201. God, people, how did you survive that hiatus? *clutches chest* Oh, Dean!
Also, um, wow, John. The way he went was... satisfying, actually. I did kind of want to strangle him for a long time, there, and he redeemed himself in the end - but only redeemed himself. He did not really endear himself to me at any point, which is actually really cool with me, because he was a lot more interesting that way. Great demon-hunter, lousy father, but you get the idea that if the YED had never appeared and Mary was still around, he'd be fantastic - he just sucks at being alone. Except he refuses to believe that he sucks at being alone, for he is Manly. Which, um, like I said: cool and interesting characer, but I still wanted to beat him with a shoe. *rubs head* Anyway.