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-- Loved it. Scared the crap out of me. HENDRICKSEN! \o/
-- I was a little thrown by Meg saying the demon cut her hair and "dressed me like a slut." I'm still trying to figure out how any outfit Meg ever wore could be construed as slutty, unless you're really uptight about wearing tight jeans (which this Meg didn't seem to have a problem with) or a leather jacket (which ... isn't actually the thing that makes you slutty).
On the plus side, Meg looks so different with her hair long. I can't decide if I like it better than the short hair or not, though.
-- "Where's the pie?" Oh, Dean. Never, EVER change.
-- I don't know why Dean is so surprised that angels might be douchebags. I know he doesn't believe in them, but keeping up with the lore, at least superficially, is kinda his job. And I've never read as much of the Bible as Dean must have had for his job, and I still know angels can be complete dicksmacks. And I've never been one of those people who doesn't believe in God because if he existed he'd stop all the bad things from happening -- I don't believe in God for entirely different reasons, and if I did believe in God I don't think he'd be that big of a douche -- so Dean saying that just bugged me. I'm sorry, but if there were a God and he were following the canon as set by the Bible, wouldn't he let bad things happen to good people because as much as he supposedly loves all of us, he's still smarting from that bullshit in Eden? If I'm recalling correctly, anyway.
-- Okay, you know at the end, when Sam walked back into the living room, and his big old long legs stretched out for miles when he sat down? I was just kinda sitting there enjoying the view, and then he did that thing where he very manfully (*ahem*) pushed his bangs out of his eyes. And then I died a little.
-- Does it strike anybody else as odd that what Hendricksen said happened when Lilith came and what we saw happen didn't jive? I couldn't figure out whether it was a lie intended to antagonize Dean or the truth. But then again I'm still sleepy, so. *shrugs*
-- Oh, Bobby's ghost-proof panic room. Oh, his picture of Bo Derek. Oh, Bobby, I heart you so.
-- I somehow managed to avoid the urge to look at everybody else's episode reactions this week, which is a step up from last week when I did click on one or two.
-- Loved it. Scared the crap out of me. HENDRICKSEN! \o/
-- I was a little thrown by Meg saying the demon cut her hair and "dressed me like a slut." I'm still trying to figure out how any outfit Meg ever wore could be construed as slutty, unless you're really uptight about wearing tight jeans (which this Meg didn't seem to have a problem with) or a leather jacket (which ... isn't actually the thing that makes you slutty).
On the plus side, Meg looks so different with her hair long. I can't decide if I like it better than the short hair or not, though.
-- "Where's the pie?" Oh, Dean. Never, EVER change.
-- I don't know why Dean is so surprised that angels might be douchebags. I know he doesn't believe in them, but keeping up with the lore, at least superficially, is kinda his job. And I've never read as much of the Bible as Dean must have had for his job, and I still know angels can be complete dicksmacks. And I've never been one of those people who doesn't believe in God because if he existed he'd stop all the bad things from happening -- I don't believe in God for entirely different reasons, and if I did believe in God I don't think he'd be that big of a douche -- so Dean saying that just bugged me. I'm sorry, but if there were a God and he were following the canon as set by the Bible, wouldn't he let bad things happen to good people because as much as he supposedly loves all of us, he's still smarting from that bullshit in Eden? If I'm recalling correctly, anyway.
-- Okay, you know at the end, when Sam walked back into the living room, and his big old long legs stretched out for miles when he sat down? I was just kinda sitting there enjoying the view, and then he did that thing where he very manfully (*ahem*) pushed his bangs out of his eyes. And then I died a little.
-- Does it strike anybody else as odd that what Hendricksen said happened when Lilith came and what we saw happen didn't jive? I couldn't figure out whether it was a lie intended to antagonize Dean or the truth. But then again I'm still sleepy, so. *shrugs*
-- Oh, Bobby's ghost-proof panic room. Oh, his picture of Bo Derek. Oh, Bobby, I heart you so.
-- I somehow managed to avoid the urge to look at everybody else's episode reactions this week, which is a step up from last week when I did click on one or two.
