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[beanside]

*yawn* God, I had weird dreams last night. About bottle feeding baby rats. *shrug* I got no clue. They were awfully cute, though.

And now, I need another nap.

And hey, wasn't there something last night? Oh yeah.



Wow. Sam, you're kinda scary when you get desperate.

I love this ep. I love that Sam's just as bad as Dean when it comes to saving his brother. That he's reached the "I don't care, as long as you're here."

I love that Dean's the one who had to draw the line in the sand, and say "I won't live as a monster."

I loved...well pretty much everything.

Also, HI Lorne, HI!

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[kimannebb.livejournal.com]

but then I realized you must mean Angel's Lorne. Was he Mr. McStitchies?

Hi. Actually the Lorne that she meant was Major Lorne from Stargate Atlantis, his real name is Kavan Smith. The actor that played the freaky doctor in the SPN episode was Billy Drago (also seen in Charmed, Adventures of Brisco County Jr and other things.)

That was a horrible dream... here's hoping you don't have another one like that. :)

[lomer.livejournal.com]

Apparently there are LOTS of fictional characters with my name (or close to my name anyway.) *g* Thanks for letting me know which Lorne we were talking about. All I know about Stargate Atlantis is there's a cute guy named John and another cute guy named Ronan? Something with an R. He has dreds and wears leather a lot. And they fight the wraiths. I wouldn't win any Stargate Atlantis trivia contests. *g*

And bah, I have lots of bad dreams. Apparently they come in Supernatural flavors now too because I had one where Sam and Dean were girls. Dean ran into an aging Puck, who could bring them both to another universe where the hell hounds probably couldn't find Dean. It wasn't a happy place though and they had to decide if they were going to leave right NOW. There was no way to ever return home. They decided to stay. I don't know why my subconscious decided to cast the boys are girls in my dream, but apparently that was an important alteration. *g* Wendy's also couldn't make Dean's burger right. This was also essential information. My subconscious is weird.

[denyce.livejournal.com]

Points to icon... he was one with the missing liver who walked into ER & died at the beginning of the episode--& I was busting a gut because he was barefoot, AGAIN! In a recent interview he mentioned about the episode in SGA were he has this long scene barefooted, guess it took 4 days to shoot, it was freezing, crew/cast loved teasing him about it ;-)

[lomer.livejournal.com]

Aw, I feel his pain. I did a show once where there was a huge pool of water onstage. We were all barefoot but I was one of the few characters who spent quality time in the pool of freezing water (it was winter and the pool wasn't heated). I swear my feet would cramp up so badly and you'd just have to pretend there was nothing wrong. Some of the drier cast members liked to tease those of us who got wet (the cruel bastards.) I can't really complain though because how often do you get to do a show with a pool of water onstage? Even if it was for a whole month in the middle of winter and the water would knock the breath right out of you. It was still worth it. *g*