Does Misha have a fb account? The last twit I have from him was on 6/30. And the last thing from Jim on fb is the eyes thing.

Cahoots, canoodling, much of a sameness, if you ignore the sexual import of the one.

I haven't read Misha's tweets in awhile, just going on memory. Jim and his eyes seemed Misha-esque.

There is a Misha page, with lots and lots of pictures, but I'm not sure he is the owner of the account. If it was Misha, I'm thinking my news feed would be overwhelmed with his updates. The boy's not shy. Or quiet.

If anyone would be in "cahoots," I think it would be Jim and Misha.

He may not be shy, but he's been very quiet on the Twitter front lately. (I suspect him of being responsible for the Sarah Palin resignation, and more than half imagine him locked up somewhere in Alaska as we speak. See what his cracktastic DIY RPF has done to my imagination?)

Naughty Sarah. I would respect her more though.

I'm watching Wishful Thinking on the new tv, and just asked DH to come watch with me, since it has the prettiest location of any episode ever. He came and took a look, said, "I live here." He got the map and looked up Concrete, WA, and is plotting a road trip as we speak.

Oh, the new tv? Sam, Dean, and the Impala never looked lovelier.

I'm watching Wishful Thinking on the new tv, and just asked DH to come watch with me, since it has the prettiest location of any episode ever. He came and took a look, said, "I live here." He got the map and looked up Concrete, WA, and is plotting a road trip as we speak.

Bwahahaha! Don't you REMEMBER my rantycakes oblig CONCRETE DOESN'T LOOK LIKE THAT! fit???

Do you want to have YOUR OWN???

Seriously, though, you guys NEED to do the North Cascades drive. It's just so very beautiful.

So I rewatched Death Takes A Holiday, On The Head of a Pin and The Monster At The End Of This Book yesterday AND saw It's A Terrible Life for the first time. I had totally forgotten that IATL even existed, and was absolutely tickled pink by it. It was adorable! With its bright sunny colours and well-groomed rather-more-Ackles-ish Dean, and Tech!Sam, and the splattery blood. That was a FANTASTIC run of episodes.

And I understand why TMATEOTB made lots of people's heads explode, either for Fourth Wall Breaking or for Sam/Dean squishing, and I have no way of knowing how I'd have felt about it if I'd encountered it unspoiled, but I found it hilarious upon first watching (Chez Reason) and every bit as hilarious last night. Just hilarious. And I also loved the way that Kripke got to insert himself into the text and apologise to the characters for fucking them over, 'cause, c'mon, writers - you KNOW you've wanted to apologise to your characters a time or two. I certainly have.

I think I heart The Prophet Chuck. Lots. I want to see him meeting Jo and Ellen, and you just KNOW he used the word 'MILF' in his description of Ellen, and he's going to SO feel he owes Jo an apology for the Dean thing.

::smishes Chuck::

Mind you, I am still bemused by the Lillith actress, because she looks like a gelfling, and I get the impression she's supposed to be hot, but she REALLY isn't. She's odd-looking.

That's unkind of me, isn't it? But I guess what I'm commenting on is that they appear to have tried to cast someone explicitly with the intention of being wildly hot and sexy and seductive, and what they ended up with was someone who looks like a plastic doll. (Which makes sense, if, as Pete assured me, she had the 'look' of a person who's had lots of plastic surgery.)

Traci Dinwiddie - WAY hotter. Alas, poor Pamela. RIP. (Also less hot but very endearing on Twitter, and has a bunch of YouTube vids that make me want to smish her cheek and feed her soup. (From a safe distance. Because she is bonkers.)

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No, Concrete really doesn't look like that, but that's okay, we're planning a roadtrip to Squamish! Where the ep was *really* filmed.

We have to go back to Concrete, with the camera, and take a picture of the 1930's-style safety monument and rusty abandoned flagpole in their weedy patch of grass. The site of the old concrete plant, with its still-standing rank of concrete silos reminiscent of Laputa, or some (again) 1930s era Science Fiction story of ruined civilizations, is now called "Silo Park", and has some few play frames for children in the silos' shadow.

There were four small churches of differing denomination in two residential blocks, and approximately two blocks of a single street of "downtown." The newly-built elementary and high schools are on opposite sides of the two-lane highway, and joined by an enclosed arial bridge. I find it poignant that a child "crosses the bridge" as s/he graduates from one school to another.

And the drive to and from was absolutely gorgeous.

...I am embarrassed by how gleeful I was that Misha finally started Twittering again. And I am highly amused that he has set up Mishaland proper, is getting people to design flags, getting them to pin themselves onto a map and is laying down the law and demanding tithes.

::flails::

...he's such a fantastic shiny toy! With the pony, and the photoshop skillz, and and and

::flails some more::

Shoot me, stuff me, mount me. I am totally a minion, much as my dignity rebels.