I love "He grow up great. He grow up hero." It's cute.
Dean's birthday is close to Buffy's! But I don't ship either them or Daith.
Kaylee ,'Serenity'
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I love "He grow up great. He grow up hero." It's cute.
Dean's birthday is close to Buffy's! But I don't ship either them or Daith.
I like the idea of Sam and Buffy.
Ooh, I still need to write Cas with the BuffyBot. Heh.
Dean's birthday is close to Buffy's!
one of her three birthdays. heh.
you guys have seen this, right? [link]
There are more "episodes" of that "show", you know. I've been tossing them up on my tumblr. Let me find the poster. Aha. Here.
I like the idea of Sam and Buffy
For some reason, I am not comfortable with sexing between those shows. However, Giles helping John out back in the day works just fine for me. Just, you know, with pants on.
The Dr. Who/SPN mashup (fusion, whatever) doesn't throw me, but Sherlock does, somehow.
Just, you know, with pants on.
Really? I think it was Lee who wanted some Giles/John action a very long time. Which I never wrote, either.
Oh, Tiggy. I'm now lost in that tumbler. Thanks!
Really? I think it was Lee who wanted some Giles/John action a very long time. Which I never wrote, either.
I don't think it was me, but it should have been!
Though actually, I think Giles/CumberbatchSherlock would be hotter.
Which I never wrote, either.
Quite clearly, you suck.
Keep your pants on, Giles! Resist the Winchester pull! You can do it!
The Dr. Who/SPN mashup (fusion, whatever) doesn't throw me, but Sherlock does, somehow
I'm not sure how the essential Americana of Supernatural works practically with the UK icon of Who, but I suppose evil gets everywhere, and we must work together to eliminate it.
Check out the general tumblr tag of Superwholock.
Quite clearly, you suck.
Hey!
I'm going to write lots of filthy Giles/John just for spite.