fictional (and canonical) shenanigans look more comfortable than they would in more modern seats.

Backseat shenanigans are supposed to be a problem? I hadn't noticed such bucketing of backseats. Mine's certainly fine (although it's none one I've experimented in).

Front seat is bench, so lots of mobility there.

Not sure on the canonicity of seatbelts, though. Those throw me out of stories because I wonder.

Not sure on the canonicity of seatbelts, though. Those throw me out of stories because I wonder.

I'll have to check my 1967 Impala owners manual when I get home, but IIRC, the lap belt was either standard or an option.

Leather seats are what throw me out.

Is this when I mention that one of my boyfriends had the same car as the Winchesters?

Front seat is bench, so lots of mobility there.

This is true.

welcome to watch as long as he refrained from sarcasm, at least until the ep was over. Otherwise, unass the room, dude.

BWAH!

I watched an indy film with JGL, a surprise to many of you I am sure, called Stoploss. The lead was actually Ryan Phillippe and I watched the whole movie wishing Jensen had taken that lead. They are so similar from being too pretty in their youth, and now growing more normally handsome with age. Ryan was using a Texas accent that really called for Jensen. Actually Jensen could have played the role as Dean with little problem due to the costuming and fighting. Jensen should be doing things like this instead of MBV3D. :sigh:

Backseat shenanigans are supposed to be a problem? I hadn't noticed such bucketing of backseats.

My 2008 Fit (admittedly, not even close to a Dean Winchester car) has separate back seats with really obvious differences in support and give. It's not bucket seats, but it's definitely not a bench seat--I wouldn't want to try to snooze a multi-state trip away on it. That said, if Dean Winchester a) existed and b) suggested sexy-times with me on that back seat I'd go for it and accept the chiropractor visit in my future.

I had a '77 Impala and the back seat was a bench. Very roomy and comfortable. Also good for making out in Lawrence KS. (What? I was in college.)

Yeah, not-bucket does not equal bench. I actually have always really disliked those backseats that dictate to me where I have to put my butt.

pretty sure itunes has gotten rid of DRMs.

They want me to pay 30% more to use the damn music I am already buying, it irks me. Really, I get offended that they make it harder for me to be a good and honest customer. Stealing should not be easier than buying.

The one-click bugs me but I make them confirm anyway. Actually, iTunes took away my shopping basket option too. Grrr. Doesn't let me ponder so I usually just decide not to buy.

I am such a cranky shopper. Thankfully the internet limits actual human interaction. No one can hear me yelling at brower tabs. I hope.

I thought you had the option to not purchase right away with iTunes (eta: aha--the wish list functionality is what they have now)...not that I exercise it--I want right away, and I really like the whole not doing extra click thing. The idea of any given vendor paying Amazon for that irks the shit out of me.

They want me to pay 30% more to use the damn music I am already buying, it irks me

No, they don't. For 99¢ there is no DRM. I think $1.29 gets you higher audio resolution.

This story: Blind Spot is rated for sex. Does anyone know the pairing? I really don't want surprise Wincest.

No, they don't. For 99¢ there is no DRM.

Ha! I've been pissed for the wrong thing. Which happens more than I'd like.

If I am just buying one thing, I don't care about a shopping basket option. But if I am buying a lot and haven't decided which precisely I want, I do. A wish list would fix that, kinda.

Okay, I am open to the idea of iTunes again next time I need something.