What’s the difference between a cat and a comma?
One has claws at the end of its paws and one is a pause at the end of a clause.
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One has claws at the end of its paws and one is a pause at the end of a clause.
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♪ Is this the real show, or is this just fantasy?♫
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Anytime someone questions my support for President Obama I’m just going to pull up my Tumblr and show them this.
This is why I voted for him. He gets it.
THIS IS WHY I FUCKING ADORE MY PRESIDENT!!
CAN YOU TRUTHFULLY TELL ME THAT ANYONE FUCKING ROMNEY WOULD’VE STOOD THERE AND SAID SOMETHING LIKE THIS?!
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dean likes to be inside of cas
Cas is Dean’s Baby
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Lucifer’s cultural references appreciation post.
DO YOU ALL SEE WHY I’M IN LOVE WITH LUCIFER YET
^ on the list of things we all agree with but can only talk to each other about
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after that they’ll prank call Crowley
So apparently, Misha has referred to Castiel’s storyline this season as that of “The Manchurian Candidate”, a cold war novel made into a film (remake in 2004)
and
fuck
so there’s this brainwashed guy, saved from a battlefield by the communists, who’s turned into an assassin…
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“Hi. I’m Tom, I’m a queer man, I’m not a shipper, and I’ve been increasingly certain that Dean Winchester is a closeted bisexual since season 2.
In discussing Dean’s sexuality you first have to understand that he’s the embodiment of several thematic forces in SPN: the ordinary human hero (vs Sam as the supernatural hero), the fixed underclass (vs Sam’s upward mobility and class-passing), practical/mechanical intelligence (vs Sam’s academic intelligence), the soldier/good son/Michael archetype (vs Sam as the individualist/rebellious son/Lucifer archetype), the nurturer/caregiver (vs Sam as the son/younger brother), and especially relevant to this article, traditionally masculine (vs Sam’s more modern sensitivity).
Now here’s the thing.