Whodunnit

We can commission fics? Ok, how about: A Stanford Era fic where Dean decides to visit Sam (for the first time since he left for school) for his birthday and finds Sam already celebrating someone else's birthday; Jess. Lol

You listen to Bob Sieger's "Old Time rock and roll" and remember that yesterday was Dean's 41st birthday!

Well, I went from being a casual viewer who had seen one or two episodes in the TNT reruns to watching it every Thursday night as it aired. And the reason was catching an episode with the hot, badass, nerd angel. Once I started watching the show regularly I realized how cool it was and quickly grew to like the rest of the characters, especially Dean and Sam.

Castiel is the reason I started watching the show and IMO Castiel was pretty badass in the last episode. I know my opinion is very very unpopular which is why I'm posting it here.

I like stripes but Team Stripes was too stripey even for me. Where was the tulle? The only one that I remember was Sergio's mess of an outfit.

IMO Tyler's outfit was boring and dated, but at least better constructed than the other two. Given that fact it seems obvious to me that he was booted, not for having the worst outfit, but for his bad attitude and snide comments.

When I saw Sam with Eileen I was thinking "Has it been so long that Sam has forgotten how to talk to girls?"

Overall, good episode: Dean got to kick ass and sing! I admit that I laughed a little at Sergei telling Castiel: "I like the new you, Castiel. Very Russian."

I'm happy I guess that Eileen is alive (again) but I don't have any faith that they won't kill her off for the angst.

Okay so we're recycling Lilith and apparently it never occurred to anyone to ward baby or to put the gun in one of those curse boxes the bunker has dozens of.

Headcannon accepted.

I'm so confused by Dean's actions.

I'm trying to find a positive thing to say about this episode... I know! Amara's favorite city is my sister's hometown.

Aurora University Spartans I think I was trying to find out what his major was.

So I just found out that Zac has been a football player his whole life practically. Broke some kind of record too.

From the moment they mentioned that the moon was Wegthor ( or is it wagthor?) I knew it was going to get blown up. In the comics, it was Jax-Ur who did the deed.

To the annoyance of my family I correctly predicted the order in which they would win. It was kinda obvious though, since they dressed Zac and Elizabeth as caketoppers. Lol.

She can't multiply 3x8 and she's going to law school. In all fairness though I can't do math very well when it's 120 degrees either... its not as bad as a cooking show that I saw where someone (in a nice 65 degree room) gave a spider only 6 legs.

Oh yeah I'm pretty sure Weston/Emily are gonna be put on the bubble tomorrow. Even if somehow they do survive it won't be long, yeah. In fact, I have the perfect Beatles song for Emily: "Will you still need me, will you still feed me when I'm 64?"

Everyone keeps bringing up Westons' acres. I don't know why since a friend once told me that you could buy a 100 foot by 100 foot plot of land in her small home town in Texas for $500. I realize bigger plots are more desirable and thus more expensive, but I don't think that the price tag is as big as these ladies are thinking.

I admit that I was a distracted viewer tonight (drama irl) so I don't really know what's going on with Weston but I know I don't like it. I can't stand people who change their minds every five minutes like Kyra, Weston, and Caro are doing. Why am I watching this again?

Kyra should move to one of the countries where polygamy is legal, marry two guys then alternate between them. Except that I doubt that would even work because she'd just crush on someone outside of the relationship. She has no idea (and no apparent desire) of how to stay in a relationship. She enjoys the chase and the grass will always be greener on the other side.

Kyra make up your mind.

By the way, all you have to do to prove that the earth is round is to look out of the window when onboard the 747 (or 777 or whatever) that flies from Fiji to the US. 747s fly at about 40,000 feet and the horizon visibly curves at 35,000 ft. I've seen it.

Does Zac really think that the earth is flat? (I'm only asking because I had a college professor who actually believed that.)