Bobby is not going to die. Occult Researchers Witness Protection Program!

Poor widdle Dean. Can't take a chewing out.

I also skimmed a couple SPN entries from the fandom wank wiki, just so I could get a proper feel from the fandom. Tee hee.

When people are all "Kripke outed fannish behaviour!" do they recall the extent of the fan-crazy aimed in Show's direction that he ignored when he wrote Becky and the LARPers?

People need to stop writing stuff about SPN, so I can stop reading it.

Supernatural Romance.

Which again, goes there:

[Dean's] style of lovemaking emphasizes the spiritual over the carnal (in contrast to his brother's more ahem goal-oriented style).

I am so sure that if we'd been treated to Jess sex it would have been very touching and sensitive. And Dean cares for just a fraction of the ass he's tapping.

Which I'm all good with. I just don't see him as the romantic.

Unrelatedly, favourite Sam mannerisms V2 (haven't found #1 yet). Quite amusing.

When people are all "Kripke outed fannish behaviour!" do they recall the extent of the fan-crazy aimed in Show's direction that he ignored when he wrote Becky and the LARPers?

Hey, that reminds me of a question I wanted to ask! At all of the conventions I have ever known to have LARPing, said LARPing was based off of an actual role-playing game, not a TV show, movie, or book. Have any of you heard of non-RPG based LARPs?

(Star Trek LARPing doesn't count, because everyone I know who was involved with that were gamers to start out, and they wrote their own rules.)

My question is part of the reason I didn't (and still don't) understand the "Kripke outed fannish behavior" uproar. In my eyes, Kripke & Co. looked at a subset of convention life and fannish behavior that ... doesn't really intersect with what I think of as "fandom". To me, fandom is different from gaming, LARPing, and general media convention-going.

ita, here are favorite Sam mannerisms v1.

And as a bonus, favorite Dean mannerisms v1.

Thanks for those, Morgana! Those are hysterical. I can't believe the amount of visual recall it takes to pull those off.

his brother's more ahem goal-oriented style

Nothing wrong with having goals, Sammy. You just... reach for the stars, hon.

[Dean's] style of lovemaking emphasizes the spiritual over the carnal (in contrast to his brother's more ahem goal-oriented style).

First of all, phbttttt to the scholarship ivnvolved in that particular argument. Second of all, while Dean is hot like woah! and JA is aging to become better looking and more desirable every year, we've only seen two Dean Winchester love scenes. The Cassie scene was all softly romantic and fit the characters and where they were at that time (old lovers reconnecting, blah blah blah) despite the lack of chemistry with the actress. But the Anna scene... well, nothing will ever make me stop giggling at the Titanic handprint. Any possible hotness was eradicated by the hand on the window.

And I'm pretty sure Dean would agree that the carnal ranks pretty high on his list of what's important when it comes to sex.

You just... reach for the stars, hon.

If I were ten years younger, I'd say the hell with that - reach for ME!

...me stop giggling at the Titanic handprint

That was a cringe-worthy moment if ever there was one. ::shudder::

Alona and Julie were together onstage at one of the cons, and an audience member asked if Julie had improved the move or if it was scripted. Julie had no idea what they were talking about, and Alona said, "You know, the..." and did this incredibly passion-imbued hand-striking-the-window gesture, complete with passion-face. It was hilarious.

Turns out that shot was done at another time from the rest of the scene, and neither Julie nor Jensen was on set at the time. Either the writer or the director has a cheesy view of romance, or a wicked sense of humor.