renegades

Okay to make this recipe, you’re going to need a Sam, a Jack, and a Castiel.  Unfortunately there are no alternatives if you can’t get the correct ingredients don’t even bother trying.

So, you roll up on Michael.  Trap him in a ring of fire (made with holy oil…and fire!).

Note:  Try not to fall into ring of fire because:

Love is a burnin’ thing And it makes a fiery ring Bound by wild desire I fell into a ring of fire

Then you have all of the boys yell to Dean (who is inside Michael), that they love him and knead him.  It’s pretty normal for Castiel or Jack to follow up saying that sort of thing with ‘I love all of you’, so do nae worry about that.  They do it all the time.  I heard Castiel once thanked Dean for holding a door and immediately followed it up with thanking everyone.

Dean overthrow Michael with the power of love.  Kick him out.  Flip Mickey into the cage with other Mickey and maybe Adam (Is he there?  Depends who you ask)

Sam, Dean, Castiel and Jack go to beach.  With many puppies.  Dean teach Jack to tie shoelaces.

We’re a family, and family don’t end in blood.

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We’re a family, and family don’t end in blood.

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Spider-Man vs Deadpool #23

Let the Good Time Roll, 13.23

ones with joke pictures on them

practical comfy ones?

“Moose knuckles Lumberjack Flip Flops”

Or, to double as floor cleaning device, those? (Winter edition?)

If anyone ever tells you Dean is only in it for the thrill of the monster kills, and that helping people is just a fringe benefit of that, please show them this gifset from the second episode, Wendigo. Yes, Dean derives satisfaction from killing the monsters. He enjoys it, even. But it’s always about the people first, for Dean. And it always has been.