I Just Know The Spelling “error” In Ugrency Is Important Somehow

that gay angel wanted to fuck that flannel wearing repressed man so bad! and he should’ve been able to!

After having the conversation multiple times about how many people (myself included) had stopped writing for years until the Sandman on Netflix came along and grabbed us by the neck.

And after watching the screaming reactions to Good Omens season 2, (and all the meta and analysis and thoughts about plot structure, and suggestions for what makes sense for season 3.)

I have decided that Neil Gaiman's secret agenda is not the screaming or the angst.

I think his secret agenda is to make us all WRITE.

it is absolutely essential to have friends you can have extremely insane pervert conversations with. this is kind of what makes life worth living

[Image ID: The Destiel confession meme edited so that Dean answers 'Misha Collins is in the Boys S5.' to Cas' 'I love you'. /End ID]

"I want a Supernatural revival."

Eric Kripke: "We have Supernatural revival at home."

Supernatural revival at home:

Lois clearly has a thing for himbos and you know what? I understand her.

Dude she’s so right for that are you kidding??

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I can totally see James Gunn’s Superman being all deep voiced around the public and the Moment Batman goes “come on we have to go…” a voice crack and a shrill “coming!”

but those are just my thinkies (cute way of saying thoughts)

This is going to be my excuse after spending 30% of my work hours in meetings

“People think that Clark is Bruce's sugar baby” WRONG. People think that Clark is his personal assistant because Clark spends every minute of his existence next to Bruce in a clerk's suit. He never wears a badge for a newspaper representative because he has a personal pass to every building owned by WE. He constantly takes notes while Bruce whispers in his ear. He brings Bruce coffee at charity events because Bruce doesn't maintain any human-like sleep schedule. He spends most of his spare time in Bruce's office. Half of the staff knows him by name and discusses work gossip with him. When they go public, the board of directors asks Clark to sign papers confirming that Bruce didn't abuse his power to start dating him. Clark just laughs at them.