You're a wicked woman, you know that, right? I mean, how am I supposed to pick just one with each?
And do I even want to know what you have planned for Simba and/or Bambi...? Or why you question our zoophilic preferences?
Unfortunately, I have no idea how dear Mr Ackles would pull off being evil, but probabilities are high that he'd rock. And even between Morgan and Padalecki, the choice was hard. And what's up with those episodes? *snif* You're a cruel person. *sigh*
As for Dean's antipathy towards the men of the darker shade...The boy's far from stupid, so I'm going to go with a certain level of respect. He may think Mr H.'s stupid or an ass, but that man's also shown that he's a capable 'hunter' in his own world. In the face of other threats, though, I'd say Dean perceives the danger Hendrickson presents to be of a lesser kind. (The man's dying in a year with some luck. What's FBI compared to that?) Gordon, however, blew his chances the moment he sliced Sam's arm. Like Dean said in Hunted (2x10), "I let him live once, I'm not making the same mistake twice."
Dean knows how to cook. He may not have the urge or a suitable environment to do so (most of the time), but yeah, under pressure he knows how to cook.
The Benders? Their name and fate would have been whispered as a warning to children to never try and fuck with a Winchester if Sam had fallen.
Ack! Clearly a high time I find and watch that episode again! Oh, the torture! :D
But... JDM and JP rule in that category, I'm afraid. Though my reaction might be just eeny-weeny bit be affected by the fact that damn, Padalecki was scary. And methinks Supernatural's fans don't really expect that from him. JA wins in coldness, though. For some reason, though, he's not as scary as JP. And Morgan's the first man who's made me want to say "Yes, sir!" instead of flip him off at the first whiff of authority.
You're screwing with my head, here.
Oh, I love that last sentence! And I may have to do something with that...
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Date: 2007-07-05 03:59 pm (UTC)I mean, how am I supposed to pick just one with each?
And do I even want to know what you have planned for Simba and/or Bambi...? Or why you question our zoophilic preferences?
Unfortunately, I have no idea how dear Mr Ackles would pull off being evil, but probabilities are high that he'd rock. And even between Morgan and Padalecki, the choice was hard.
And what's up with those episodes?
*snif* You're a cruel person. *sigh*
As for Dean's antipathy towards the men of the darker shade...The boy's far from stupid, so I'm going to go with a certain level of respect. He may think Mr H.'s stupid or an ass, but that man's also shown that he's a capable 'hunter' in his own world. In the face of other threats, though, I'd say Dean perceives the danger Hendrickson presents to be of a lesser kind. (The man's dying in a year with some luck. What's FBI compared to that?)
Gordon, however, blew his chances the moment he sliced Sam's arm. Like Dean said in Hunted (2x10), "I let him live once, I'm not making the same mistake twice."
Dean knows how to cook. He may not have the urge or a suitable environment to do so (most of the time), but yeah, under pressure he knows how to cook.
The Benders? Their name and fate would have been whispered as a warning to children to never try and fuck with a Winchester if Sam had fallen.
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Date: 2007-07-05 04:48 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2007-07-05 04:48 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2007-07-05 08:04 pm (UTC)But... JDM and JP rule in that category, I'm afraid. Though my reaction might be just eeny-weeny bit be affected by the fact that damn, Padalecki was scary. And methinks Supernatural's fans don't really expect that from him.
JA wins in coldness, though. For some reason, though, he's not as scary as JP.
And Morgan's the first man who's made me want to say "Yes, sir!" instead of flip him off at the first whiff of authority.
You're screwing with my head, here.
Oh, I love that last sentence! And I may have to do something with that...
Write! Wri-iite!
*enables*
Now off to read your Hendrickson-ficlet!
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Date: 2007-07-05 11:13 pm (UTC)Yay! Kick that inner critic's ass!