[Make a list of things you want people to remember about you.]
-Brooke told me I had to keep this R rated so insert porn here.
-And here
-My extraordinary good looks
-And charm
-Not to mention humor
-The Impala
-That I tried. Yeah I screwed up a lot but I tried to help people, save people and make the world a little better.
-Every state except Hawaii and Alaska.
-Zeppelin rules
-One order and I followed it as long and as well as I possibly could.
-Brooke told me I had to keep this R rated so insert porn here.
-And here
-My extraordinary good looks
-And charm
-Not to mention humor
-The Impala
-That I tried. Yeah I screwed up a lot but I tried to help people, save people and make the world a little better.
-Every state except Hawaii and Alaska.
-Zeppelin rules
-One order and I followed it as long and as well as I possibly could.
[A list of nicknames]
1. Sam
-Sammich
-Sasquatch
-Yeti
-Samantha
-Sammy
-Freak
-Chewy
-Haley Joel
-Special Needs
-Little Brother
-Baby Brother
-Whiny little Bitch
-Geekboy
-Bitch
*Sometimes I put the word giant before these and often the word ass afterwards as in: “I’m gonna beat his giant yeti ass when I get my hands on him”
2. Brooke
-Hot Ass
-Sometimes Babe
3. Claire
-Jailbait
4. Matthew
-Little Dude
5. Castiel
-Cas
-Feather Ass
-Junkless
-Chuckles
6. The Impala
-Baby
-My girl
1. Sam
-Sammich
-Sasquatch
-Yeti
-Samantha
-Sammy
-Freak
-Chewy
-Haley Joel
-Special Needs
-Little Brother
-Baby Brother
-Whiny little Bitch
-Geekboy
-Bitch
*Sometimes I put the word giant before these and often the word ass afterwards as in: “I’m gonna beat his giant yeti ass when I get my hands on him”
2. Brooke
-Hot Ass
-Sometimes Babe
3. Claire
-Jailbait
4. Matthew
-Little Dude
5. Castiel
-Cas
-Feather Ass
-Junkless
-Chuckles
6. The Impala
-Baby
-My girl
[Who do you work best with?]
The tension that runs between the two of you like a trip wire just waiting to trigger an explosion melts away in the thick of a case. Your backs against each others, guns raised and flash lights held above the guns. Tension still exists but it binds you together, tighter than wire or tape, tighter than glue or a weld. This is what you were raised for and more importantly in ways that no one will ever understand, this is what he was raised for; need and circumstance, blood and responsibility have wound you both together so that neither of you know exactly where one ends nor where the other begins. Trusting him is in your bones, protection is in your soul and that’s why you take a couple of steps in front him, your body angled just a little so that you’re in the line of fire. You like to pretend he doesn’t know what you’re doing because that’s part of protecting him; hiding all the bad things from him, even if he’s becoming one of the bad things.
There’s an unearthly scream and talons rake your shoulder.
“Sammy!”
You dropped the flashlight and you can’t see him but you can still feel him at your back and the crunch of bone against rock isn’t his. Somehow you know that because instinctively you would know what the crunch of his bone sounded like. You would know the smell of his blood because it smells like yours and the metallic scent that makes your stomach twists isn’t his blood.
Light bounces in your eyes and then angles up at the ceiling once before arcing across your eyes again to the ground. He’s crouching in front of you, the heel of his hand pressing against the deep gashes in your shoulder and it hurts and it’s right and it’s home and it’s the way everything is supposed to be.
“You okay?”
And you are because he is. Whatever wounded you is dead and you don’t want to ask how he did it because those are things about him that scare you now so you nod instead and clap your free hand to his shoulder, pushing—half pulling yourself to your feet.
“Me? I’m smokin’ Sammy,” you say and you know your words are too bright, too cocky, too wrong, too everything but they usually are these days.
“Let’s get out of here. I want to look at your shoulder and I need a shower.”
“Thought I smelled something. You gotta start taking those more than once a week, Sammich.” Because insults and snapbacks are easier than asking why your baby brother has blood all over him, blood that’s not his or yours and why you only heard one scream, the crunch of bone and a wet, fleshy pop. Those sounds are etched in your ears and your brain, squealing somewhere in the back like nails on a chalk board. You never heard a gun fire, never smelled burnt powder and you know Sam doesn’t have a knife. Whatever happened, however that monster died, Sam did it and you know that and it’s eating away at you faster than what was in that cave ever could.
The walk back to the Impala is slow and you lean on Sam more because you can then because you need to. Using your brother as a crutch makes some of the horror go away because no matter what happens, no matter what he becomes or what you become, he’s still the person you work best with in the world. The person you’ll stand beside against everything else. It’s what you raised for. More importantly it’s what he was raised for.
The tension that runs between the two of you like a trip wire just waiting to trigger an explosion melts away in the thick of a case. Your backs against each others, guns raised and flash lights held above the guns. Tension still exists but it binds you together, tighter than wire or tape, tighter than glue or a weld. This is what you were raised for and more importantly in ways that no one will ever understand, this is what he was raised for; need and circumstance, blood and responsibility have wound you both together so that neither of you know exactly where one ends nor where the other begins. Trusting him is in your bones, protection is in your soul and that’s why you take a couple of steps in front him, your body angled just a little so that you’re in the line of fire. You like to pretend he doesn’t know what you’re doing because that’s part of protecting him; hiding all the bad things from him, even if he’s becoming one of the bad things.
There’s an unearthly scream and talons rake your shoulder.
“Sammy!”
You dropped the flashlight and you can’t see him but you can still feel him at your back and the crunch of bone against rock isn’t his. Somehow you know that because instinctively you would know what the crunch of his bone sounded like. You would know the smell of his blood because it smells like yours and the metallic scent that makes your stomach twists isn’t his blood.
Light bounces in your eyes and then angles up at the ceiling once before arcing across your eyes again to the ground. He’s crouching in front of you, the heel of his hand pressing against the deep gashes in your shoulder and it hurts and it’s right and it’s home and it’s the way everything is supposed to be.
“You okay?”
And you are because he is. Whatever wounded you is dead and you don’t want to ask how he did it because those are things about him that scare you now so you nod instead and clap your free hand to his shoulder, pushing—half pulling yourself to your feet.
“Me? I’m smokin’ Sammy,” you say and you know your words are too bright, too cocky, too wrong, too everything but they usually are these days.
“Let’s get out of here. I want to look at your shoulder and I need a shower.”
“Thought I smelled something. You gotta start taking those more than once a week, Sammich.” Because insults and snapbacks are easier than asking why your baby brother has blood all over him, blood that’s not his or yours and why you only heard one scream, the crunch of bone and a wet, fleshy pop. Those sounds are etched in your ears and your brain, squealing somewhere in the back like nails on a chalk board. You never heard a gun fire, never smelled burnt powder and you know Sam doesn’t have a knife. Whatever happened, however that monster died, Sam did it and you know that and it’s eating away at you faster than what was in that cave ever could.
The walk back to the Impala is slow and you lean on Sam more because you can then because you need to. Using your brother as a crutch makes some of the horror go away because no matter what happens, no matter what he becomes or what you become, he’s still the person you work best with in the world. The person you’ll stand beside against everything else. It’s what you raised for. More importantly it’s what he was raised for.
1. You and your ex = don't talk much
2. I am listening to = ACDC Black Ice
3. Maybe I should = do some laundry
4. I love = Pie
5. My best friend(s) = Sam
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2. I am listening to = ACDC Black Ice
3. Maybe I should = do some laundry
4. I love = Pie
5. My best friend(s) = Sam
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[A list of morals]
*You don't screw with kids.
*You beat the hell out of anyone or anything who does.
*You don't hit women (unless they're possessed then all bets are off)
*You don't screw with Sammy (see the kid rule)
*You don't play Stairway to Heaven
*You don't talk about Mom
*You don't hurt my baby
[A list of Judgments People Make about Me]
*I'm stupid
*I'm always a jerk
*I'm always an ass
*I've got an STD of some kind
*I want to screw your girlfriend/wife/sister/daughter
*I'm crazy
*I screwed Bela Talbot (Oh hell no, I've got standards)
*I don't have things I want
*I want to get myself killed
*I'm (and I'm quoting Sammy here)"like a rat who pushes the pleasure button instead of the food button until I die"...Seriously? Dude, I eat.
*I can't possibly eat anymore
*I'm full of shit
*I'm the stronger brother
*I'd make it alright by myself
*I'm the rebellious one
*I'm just like Dad
*I'm gay...and with my brother no less. There are some sick people out there.
*That I only call Brooke for the phone sex. I can't help that it turns into that.
*You don't screw with kids.
*You beat the hell out of anyone or anything who does.
*You don't hit women (unless they're possessed then all bets are off)
*You don't screw with Sammy (see the kid rule)
*You don't play Stairway to Heaven
*You don't talk about Mom
*You don't hurt my baby
[A list of Judgments People Make about Me]
*I'm stupid
*I'm always a jerk
*I'm always an ass
*I've got an STD of some kind
*I want to screw your girlfriend/wife/sister/daughter
*I'm crazy
*I screwed Bela Talbot (Oh hell no, I've got standards)
*I don't have things I want
*I want to get myself killed
*I'm (and I'm quoting Sammy here)"like a rat who pushes the pleasure button instead of the food button until I die"...Seriously? Dude, I eat.
*I can't possibly eat anymore
*I'm full of shit
*I'm the stronger brother
*I'd make it alright by myself
*I'm the rebellious one
*I'm just like Dad
*I'm gay...and with my brother no less. There are some sick people out there.
*That I only call Brooke for the phone sex. I can't help that it turns into that.
[Everyone has a motto, creed, quote, etc that they live by. What's yours and why?]
He’s nearly thirty. Nearly nothing, in five days he will be thirty and he’s been to Hell once. Almost dead more than that. Thirty isn’t a number Dean Winchester ever planned for. Sixteen? Oh hell yeah. He’d known since he was five that sixteen was the magic number. That was when John handed him the keys to his baby. Eighteen wasn’t that big a deal. He already had all the freedom he was ever gonna get. A fake ID, dad who wasn’t around and a little brother that was all added up to eighteen not being that special. Twenty-one made a big impression for obvious reasons. He could use his actual driver’s license to buy a girl a drink. Although by twenty-one, Dean had learned that with the right smile and a wink, girls would buy him the drinks.
Thirty is a number, a birthday that he never contemplated ever having. Unlike most people who push their definition of old back further and further, Dean hasn’t. Thirty is old but then he’s a hunter and he knows a lot of them who’ve died before they ever reached thirty. It’s not a business with a lot of longevity and Dean’s comfortable with that. He always has been.
And that’s why he’s running for the Impala with a Wendigo hot on his ass. “SAMMY! Where the fuck is the damn flame thrower I asked you for five minutes ago?”
In reality, it was about 30 seconds ago but Sam pops up from the trunk, flame thrower in hand, Dean ducks just in time for the flame to gout over his head, drenching the Wendigo in fire. The creature falls back with an inhuman scream and Dean rolls into the passenger side of the Impala laughing his ass off. Sam’s wearing his bitch face when he gets into the driver’s seat.
“Oh come on, Sammich, you know that was fun,” Dean’s still laughing when Sam pulls onto the highway leaving nothing but Wendigo ash behind.
“Dean…you used yourself as bait….again.”
“Live fast, die young, leave a pretty corpse behind,” Dean says as he sits a little straighter in the passenger seat, shifting through the box of tapes in the center. It’s a motto he’s lived by since Sammy turned eighteen, ‘cause by then at least in theory, kid could take care of himself.
“Your hair got singed nearly off,” Sam responds straight faced. “Spot in the back.”
That sends Dean scrambling for the visor mirror. He can’t find anything wrong but Sam’s still wearing a poker face.
“Dude, you’re like twelve feet tall, couldn’t you have aimed a little higher?” Dean asks, hands combing through his hair. He can’t find anything burned or singed and the car doesn’t smell like burnt hair.
Sam’s poker face breaks and he’s the one laughing while Dean wears the bitch face. Turnabout is always fair play in the Winchester house.
He’s nearly thirty. Nearly nothing, in five days he will be thirty and he’s been to Hell once. Almost dead more than that. Thirty isn’t a number Dean Winchester ever planned for. Sixteen? Oh hell yeah. He’d known since he was five that sixteen was the magic number. That was when John handed him the keys to his baby. Eighteen wasn’t that big a deal. He already had all the freedom he was ever gonna get. A fake ID, dad who wasn’t around and a little brother that was all added up to eighteen not being that special. Twenty-one made a big impression for obvious reasons. He could use his actual driver’s license to buy a girl a drink. Although by twenty-one, Dean had learned that with the right smile and a wink, girls would buy him the drinks.
Thirty is a number, a birthday that he never contemplated ever having. Unlike most people who push their definition of old back further and further, Dean hasn’t. Thirty is old but then he’s a hunter and he knows a lot of them who’ve died before they ever reached thirty. It’s not a business with a lot of longevity and Dean’s comfortable with that. He always has been.
And that’s why he’s running for the Impala with a Wendigo hot on his ass. “SAMMY! Where the fuck is the damn flame thrower I asked you for five minutes ago?”
In reality, it was about 30 seconds ago but Sam pops up from the trunk, flame thrower in hand, Dean ducks just in time for the flame to gout over his head, drenching the Wendigo in fire. The creature falls back with an inhuman scream and Dean rolls into the passenger side of the Impala laughing his ass off. Sam’s wearing his bitch face when he gets into the driver’s seat.
“Oh come on, Sammich, you know that was fun,” Dean’s still laughing when Sam pulls onto the highway leaving nothing but Wendigo ash behind.
“Dean…you used yourself as bait….again.”
“Live fast, die young, leave a pretty corpse behind,” Dean says as he sits a little straighter in the passenger seat, shifting through the box of tapes in the center. It’s a motto he’s lived by since Sammy turned eighteen, ‘cause by then at least in theory, kid could take care of himself.
“Your hair got singed nearly off,” Sam responds straight faced. “Spot in the back.”
That sends Dean scrambling for the visor mirror. He can’t find anything wrong but Sam’s still wearing a poker face.
“Dude, you’re like twelve feet tall, couldn’t you have aimed a little higher?” Dean asks, hands combing through his hair. He can’t find anything burned or singed and the car doesn’t smell like burnt hair.
Sam’s poker face breaks and he’s the one laughing while Dean wears the bitch face. Turnabout is always fair play in the Winchester house.
Week 5 [Dare: Fall asleep with someone]
This was in part inspired by the cuddle meme. Only Dean doesn't cuddle. Most of the time. Obviously takes place a couple of days after Mary's death.
His head doesn’t even hurt anymore. He’s pretty sure Dad’s does though. Sammy has been crying pretty much since Mom died and Dean doesn’t get why Dad is so angry about it. Sam is just doing what everyone else wants to do. He can get away with it because he’s a baby. The floor creaks and Dean knows without opening his eyes that Dad is pacing the floor with Sammy again even though it hasn’t really helped the last couple of days. Sammy just has to cry himself to sleep then they’ll all get a few hours before the baby wakes up crying again. Dean knows it but Dad seems to have forgotten it.
The first wrapped sounds of ACDC bubble through the room before they even out. Dean cracks open one eye to confirm that it’s his Dad singing Highway to Hell to his baby brother.
“Momma always sang Angels watching over me to him,” Dean says from the mess of blankets that he’s made of the motel bed.
“Yeah…well she ain’t here so he gets ACDC.” Dad’s voice carries more regret then bite. “Go to sleep, Dean.”
And he doesn’t argue that he can’t, not with the way Sammy’s still crying because unless you’re Mom, you don’t argue with John Winchester. Mom that’s not there anymore. Dean hides deeper in the blankets and pulls a pillow over his head. It doesn’t shut out the way Sam cries but Dean’s not sure he wants Sammy to quit crying. At least it’s a reminder that he’s there and Dean did something right. He took care of Sammy.
Highway to Hell breaks off, Sammy’s still crying and Dean peeks out from beneath the pillow to see Dad holding the baby up high above his head. Sam’s still wiggling and crying.
“Come on, Kiddo. I need a break. I lost her too,” Dad says to the baby and Dean wants to tell him baby’s not that smart. Sammy doesn’t understand. He figures Dad knows that though, he’s just going a little crazy from all the crying. Dean’s eyes go wide as Dad moves toward the bed and he holds his breath, trying to be completely still so he won’t know he’s awake.
“It’s okay, Dean. I know you can’t sleep with all this noise.”
He shoves the pillow off his head and looks up to Dad who’s still got Sammy cradled in one arm against his chest. Baby is still crying his eyes out and Dad looks like he wants too.
“It’s okay,” Dean says. “You can.” Because if Dad cries then it means he can cry and he’s been waiting to cry since the fire.
Sam lets out a high pitched wail that signals the start of a real crying jag and Dean watches a look come over Dad’s face that he doesn’t know. The shock of having Dad plop Sammy down in bed next to him is chased away by the complete and total surprise of Sammy’s quiet. The baby isn’t crying. Instead he’s staring up at Dean with wide, wide eyes. That wide-eyed look is reflected in Dean’s face but it’s directed to Dad who’s just laughing right now.
“You take care of your brother, Dean. I’m gonna be right outside. Just yell if you need anything,” Dad says, already half way across the room. Dean wants to ask him to stop. To stay just a little while longer but he’s got a job. The most important job he’ll ever have. His hands look little smoothing across Sam’s forehead, his baby brother tucked in bed next to him, snuggled in the crook of his arm. Dean presses a sloppy kiss to Sam’s head.
“Don’t worry, Sammy. I’ll take care of you.”
This was in part inspired by the cuddle meme. Only Dean doesn't cuddle. Most of the time. Obviously takes place a couple of days after Mary's death.
His head doesn’t even hurt anymore. He’s pretty sure Dad’s does though. Sammy has been crying pretty much since Mom died and Dean doesn’t get why Dad is so angry about it. Sam is just doing what everyone else wants to do. He can get away with it because he’s a baby. The floor creaks and Dean knows without opening his eyes that Dad is pacing the floor with Sammy again even though it hasn’t really helped the last couple of days. Sammy just has to cry himself to sleep then they’ll all get a few hours before the baby wakes up crying again. Dean knows it but Dad seems to have forgotten it.
The first wrapped sounds of ACDC bubble through the room before they even out. Dean cracks open one eye to confirm that it’s his Dad singing Highway to Hell to his baby brother.
“Momma always sang Angels watching over me to him,” Dean says from the mess of blankets that he’s made of the motel bed.
“Yeah…well she ain’t here so he gets ACDC.” Dad’s voice carries more regret then bite. “Go to sleep, Dean.”
And he doesn’t argue that he can’t, not with the way Sammy’s still crying because unless you’re Mom, you don’t argue with John Winchester. Mom that’s not there anymore. Dean hides deeper in the blankets and pulls a pillow over his head. It doesn’t shut out the way Sam cries but Dean’s not sure he wants Sammy to quit crying. At least it’s a reminder that he’s there and Dean did something right. He took care of Sammy.
Highway to Hell breaks off, Sammy’s still crying and Dean peeks out from beneath the pillow to see Dad holding the baby up high above his head. Sam’s still wiggling and crying.
“Come on, Kiddo. I need a break. I lost her too,” Dad says to the baby and Dean wants to tell him baby’s not that smart. Sammy doesn’t understand. He figures Dad knows that though, he’s just going a little crazy from all the crying. Dean’s eyes go wide as Dad moves toward the bed and he holds his breath, trying to be completely still so he won’t know he’s awake.
“It’s okay, Dean. I know you can’t sleep with all this noise.”
He shoves the pillow off his head and looks up to Dad who’s still got Sammy cradled in one arm against his chest. Baby is still crying his eyes out and Dad looks like he wants too.
“It’s okay,” Dean says. “You can.” Because if Dad cries then it means he can cry and he’s been waiting to cry since the fire.
Sam lets out a high pitched wail that signals the start of a real crying jag and Dean watches a look come over Dad’s face that he doesn’t know. The shock of having Dad plop Sammy down in bed next to him is chased away by the complete and total surprise of Sammy’s quiet. The baby isn’t crying. Instead he’s staring up at Dean with wide, wide eyes. That wide-eyed look is reflected in Dean’s face but it’s directed to Dad who’s just laughing right now.
“You take care of your brother, Dean. I’m gonna be right outside. Just yell if you need anything,” Dad says, already half way across the room. Dean wants to ask him to stop. To stay just a little while longer but he’s got a job. The most important job he’ll ever have. His hands look little smoothing across Sam’s forehead, his baby brother tucked in bed next to him, snuggled in the crook of his arm. Dean presses a sloppy kiss to Sam’s head.
“Don’t worry, Sammy. I’ll take care of you.”
[Adventures in] Dean calls bullshit
Jan. 9th, 2009 03:35 pmYour Love Element Is Fire |
![]() In love, you are a true listener and totally present. For you, love is all about feeling more alive than you've ever felt. You attract others with your joy and passion. Your flirting style is defined by your strong ability to communicate. Fun and play are the cornerstones of your love life. And while your flame may burn too brightly, it's part of your appeal. You connect best with: Wood Avoid: Water You and another Fire element: will likely burn out quickly |
Where are the rest of the friggin' options for answers?
Your Love Type: ESTP |
![]() The Doer In love, you are charming, and known for sweeping people off their feet. For you, sex is fun and a great way to be in the moment with someone. Overall, you are witty, generous, and flirty. However, you tend to ignore conflict and get bored with people easily. Best matches: ISFJ or ISTJ |
Calling bullshit again. I've never avoided conflict in my entire frickin' life and romance, not even close to my style.
[What Happened?]
“Seriously, Sammy, what the hell happened here?” Dean asked as he looked around the hotel room. It looked like something had exploded in there.
“It-I-I’m sorry,” Sam stuttered through the apology.
“Oh you’re gonna be,” Dean said as he stormed around the room picking things up and discarding them to the floor again. All their clothes were scattered, pillows were ripped apart, blankets were shredded. Dean picked up a shoe that was covered in slime of some kind and chewed upon. Sam tried to sink a little deeper into the corner of the hotel room. At ten, he could still make a decent attempt at doing so.
“Sammy...did you summon up something from Hell? Because that’s the only excuse I’m coming up with right now.”
“Promise not to be mad at me?” Sam squeaked from his corner, looking up at him with a look that coined the phrase ‘puppy eyes’. If he had been doing it on purpose, Dean would have been pissed and the effect would have been null. The thing about Sammy, he didn’t even know he was doing it. Kid looked like the poster child for pitiful without even trying.
“I’m not gonna be mad at you, Sam. I just need to know what the hell happened so I can go hunt the damn thing or call Dad.”
“No!” Sam said, the expression on his face and the tone in his voice turning to outright fear. “Don’t call Dad.”
Dean groaned and put his head back, staring up at the ceiling. Something there caught his attention and he narrowed his eyes, cocking his upturned head to the side as he studied the goop on the ceiling. “Sam….is that…” A glop of it plopped down on his head. Dean made a disgusted face as he wiped it off his forehead, the scent of some kind of flowers tickling his nose. In response he sniffed his fingers. “…shampoo?”
“Yeah,” Sam confessed in a whispery voice.
“Sam, I’ve never beat your ass in my life but I’m gonna start unless you tell me what the hell happened here.”
“There-“ Sam started and stopped then stood up. He edged along the wall, watching Dean as he did. “This dog…I’ve been feeding him and-“ He was choking back tears, watching Dean warily as he continued to creep along the wall. “I got him to come in the room today and he let me pet him but he smelled bad. I knew you and dad wouldn’t let me keep him if he smelled bad so I-I tried to give him a bath.” Sam looked around the room, face falling as if he were realizing for the first time what a mess had been made of the room. “He didn’t like it very much.”
Dean kind of wanted to be pissed. He wanted to yell and ask Sam what the hell he was thinking. He wanted to warn him about rabies and bites. Instead he laughed and the laugh grew until he was doubled over laughing, leaving Sam staring at him like he’d lost it.
“I just wanted a dog.” Sam was still trying to wiggle his way out of the recrimination he was pretty sure was coming once Dean finished his hysterical fit.
Dean finally looked up at him, tears streaming down his face, breathless from the laughter. “Next time…just let the dog stink.”
Sam looked a little like Dean imagined a confused puppy would, his head tilted to one side, mouth slightly agape. “I’m not in trouble? Are you gonna tell Dad?”
“Nah…I’m not gonna tell dad, but we gotta get this room cleaned up and I’ve gotta grab some pillows and crap,” Dean chuckled. “You clean, I’ll nab.” He started toward the motel room door, stopped and turned to look over his shoulder. “And Sammy, you don’t have to be afraid to tell me about anything you did. You won’t ever be in trouble with me.”
“Seriously, Sammy, what the hell happened here?” Dean asked as he looked around the hotel room. It looked like something had exploded in there.
“It-I-I’m sorry,” Sam stuttered through the apology.
“Oh you’re gonna be,” Dean said as he stormed around the room picking things up and discarding them to the floor again. All their clothes were scattered, pillows were ripped apart, blankets were shredded. Dean picked up a shoe that was covered in slime of some kind and chewed upon. Sam tried to sink a little deeper into the corner of the hotel room. At ten, he could still make a decent attempt at doing so.
“Sammy...did you summon up something from Hell? Because that’s the only excuse I’m coming up with right now.”
“Promise not to be mad at me?” Sam squeaked from his corner, looking up at him with a look that coined the phrase ‘puppy eyes’. If he had been doing it on purpose, Dean would have been pissed and the effect would have been null. The thing about Sammy, he didn’t even know he was doing it. Kid looked like the poster child for pitiful without even trying.
“I’m not gonna be mad at you, Sam. I just need to know what the hell happened so I can go hunt the damn thing or call Dad.”
“No!” Sam said, the expression on his face and the tone in his voice turning to outright fear. “Don’t call Dad.”
Dean groaned and put his head back, staring up at the ceiling. Something there caught his attention and he narrowed his eyes, cocking his upturned head to the side as he studied the goop on the ceiling. “Sam….is that…” A glop of it plopped down on his head. Dean made a disgusted face as he wiped it off his forehead, the scent of some kind of flowers tickling his nose. In response he sniffed his fingers. “…shampoo?”
“Yeah,” Sam confessed in a whispery voice.
“Sam, I’ve never beat your ass in my life but I’m gonna start unless you tell me what the hell happened here.”
“There-“ Sam started and stopped then stood up. He edged along the wall, watching Dean as he did. “This dog…I’ve been feeding him and-“ He was choking back tears, watching Dean warily as he continued to creep along the wall. “I got him to come in the room today and he let me pet him but he smelled bad. I knew you and dad wouldn’t let me keep him if he smelled bad so I-I tried to give him a bath.” Sam looked around the room, face falling as if he were realizing for the first time what a mess had been made of the room. “He didn’t like it very much.”
Dean kind of wanted to be pissed. He wanted to yell and ask Sam what the hell he was thinking. He wanted to warn him about rabies and bites. Instead he laughed and the laugh grew until he was doubled over laughing, leaving Sam staring at him like he’d lost it.
“I just wanted a dog.” Sam was still trying to wiggle his way out of the recrimination he was pretty sure was coming once Dean finished his hysterical fit.
Dean finally looked up at him, tears streaming down his face, breathless from the laughter. “Next time…just let the dog stink.”
Sam looked a little like Dean imagined a confused puppy would, his head tilted to one side, mouth slightly agape. “I’m not in trouble? Are you gonna tell Dad?”
“Nah…I’m not gonna tell dad, but we gotta get this room cleaned up and I’ve gotta grab some pillows and crap,” Dean chuckled. “You clean, I’ll nab.” He started toward the motel room door, stopped and turned to look over his shoulder. “And Sammy, you don’t have to be afraid to tell me about anything you did. You won’t ever be in trouble with me.”
[Adventures in] Someone entertain me
Jan. 8th, 2009 03:23 pmYour Word is "Fearless" |
![]() You see life as your one chance to experience everything, and you just go for it! You believe the biggest risk is being afraid and missing out on something amazing. Sometimes your fearlessness means you're daring. You enjoy risky activities. And sometimes your fearlessness means you're courageous. You're brave enough to do the right thing, even when it's scary. |
1. What are/were your parents’ names?
John and Mary
2. Where are/were they from?
Lawrence, Kansas
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John and Mary
2. Where are/were they from?
Lawrence, Kansas
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[Adventures in] Someone entertain me
Jan. 6th, 2009 01:42 pmYou Are Copper |
![]() You are provocative and challenging. You help people realize who they really are. You live a very balanced life. You always take time for love and art. You are both a powerful and generous person. You always have time to give back. People find you to be incredibly ethical and loyal. |
...huh
Yeah...I'm going to get pie.
[Discuss what you were like as a child]
John has the radio on low and Dean can hear the sound of the road underneath him. Sammy is asleep in a basket on the front seat and Dean’s sitting in the back seat of the Impala, running the 67 Impala matchbox car his Dad had brought home to him a few days ago. He also had his transformers back there with him. Optimus Prime is transformed into his robot form and he’s battling Megatron. The bad guys are beating the good guys horribly.
“You won’t win, Megatron. You can’t win!”
“Take that back! ‘Cause I’m kicking your ass.” Dean shakes his fist at Megatron and quickly looks up to see if John heard him but his Dad doesn’t turn around or scold him.
“We got a secret weapon,” he says in his scariest, gruffest voice. He drives the matchbox Impala into Megatron, knocking him off Optimus Prime and sending him tumbling to the floorboard. Dean puts aside the toys and scoots to the edge of the seat, leaning on the back of the front seat.
“If the Impala was a transformer, do you think she’d still be a girl?”
John glances over his shoulder, chuckling softly. “Course she would be. The Impala’s a girl no matter what she is.”
“There aren’t any girl transformers,” Dean says skeptically.
“That’s because if the Impala were a transformer, she’d be special,” John responds, his attention going back to the road.
His words make a smile creep over Dean’s face though and he sits back in the seat, his hand curling around the matchbox car. The Impala purrs underneath, lulling him to sleep but his grip on the car remains tight. He’ll keep her secret and she won’t tell his but if Optimus Prime ever needs a secret weapon, he knows where to look.
John has the radio on low and Dean can hear the sound of the road underneath him. Sammy is asleep in a basket on the front seat and Dean’s sitting in the back seat of the Impala, running the 67 Impala matchbox car his Dad had brought home to him a few days ago. He also had his transformers back there with him. Optimus Prime is transformed into his robot form and he’s battling Megatron. The bad guys are beating the good guys horribly.
“You won’t win, Megatron. You can’t win!”
“Take that back! ‘Cause I’m kicking your ass.” Dean shakes his fist at Megatron and quickly looks up to see if John heard him but his Dad doesn’t turn around or scold him.
“We got a secret weapon,” he says in his scariest, gruffest voice. He drives the matchbox Impala into Megatron, knocking him off Optimus Prime and sending him tumbling to the floorboard. Dean puts aside the toys and scoots to the edge of the seat, leaning on the back of the front seat.
“If the Impala was a transformer, do you think she’d still be a girl?”
John glances over his shoulder, chuckling softly. “Course she would be. The Impala’s a girl no matter what she is.”
“There aren’t any girl transformers,” Dean says skeptically.
“That’s because if the Impala were a transformer, she’d be special,” John responds, his attention going back to the road.
His words make a smile creep over Dean’s face though and he sits back in the seat, his hand curling around the matchbox car. The Impala purrs underneath, lulling him to sleep but his grip on the car remains tight. He’ll keep her secret and she won’t tell his but if Optimus Prime ever needs a secret weapon, he knows where to look.
[Adventures in] Someone entertain me
Jan. 5th, 2009 09:36 pmYour Brain is Profound |
![]() Your mind is a firestorm - full of intensity and drama. Your thoughts may seem scattered to you most of the time... But they often seem strong and passionate to those around you. You are a natural influencer. The thoughts you share are very powerful and persuading. |