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[tigriswolf]

You know what would be awesome?  Noah Bennett meets John Winchester.  Overprotective fathers for the win, yeah?

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[r-a-l-i-g-h.livejournal.com]

Hmmmm. I long ago (http://r-a-l-i-g-h.livejournal.com/111579.html) said I'd like to see Bennett meet Coach Taylor and/or Keith Mars (overprotective, somewhat old-fashioned dads and the tiny, blonde, high-spirited highschool daughters who love them)

But an encounter with John Winchester? Two men with a fondness for weaponry and skirting moral boundaries and an established history of hunting the paranormal and risking any and all things for the sake of their family/cause? Ooooo!

[tigriswolf]

I'm not familiar with either of those other two.

But, Noah Bennett of season two meets John Winchester pre-series--it'd be so cool!

[sadelyrate.livejournal.com]

This, of all your ideas, you cannot tempt me into writing. Because even though JW-part of it I could, possibly, pull off, NB says nothing to me.

[tigriswolf]

As in, you don't know who he is or don't care about the character?

The DA/X-Men crossover, yes?

How's the itty-bitty doing?

[sadelyrate.livejournal.com]

Noah Bennett doesn't ring any bells whatsoever. I'm rather hesitant to google him, too, because I don't need another rabid plotcritter... ;)

You'll see, one of these days, what I'm working on. That's all I'll say.

The itty-bitty's peachy. Sleeps, eats, grows... everything the babies do. And seems so very, very content about it all. :)
She's lost her newborn slenderness, and is now baby round; one can't help but adore her. As far as she's concerned, big sister's the Best Thing Ever.

[tigriswolf]

Big sisters are the bomb, dude. And I'm not biased at all, being one myself.

Noah Bennett is scary. He's in "Heroes".

*bounces* Fic for me!

[caffienekitty]

Sounds like a bar conversation perhaps? Then again, so does Chuck (the Prophet) and Chuck (from Chuck).

[tigriswolf]

I'm not familiar with that other fandom.

But John and Noah! Like, they could buy each other some manly drink and share long-suffering stories of the stupid shit their kids get into.