A Lil Jalapenio

literally has been in my queue for an entire year. you just can’t miss reblogging.

i really wish supernatural had kept the grimy, gorey, “religious” undertone it had in the early seasons. the early seasons give me the vibes of a stained glass window in a chruch, a renaissance painting, that kind of religious undertone, yknow? the difference between the early seasons and the later ones is so astonishing, its basically a different show. the early ones are, simply put; gross. shape shifters left behind piles of skin tissue and blood, it was disgusting. and that was the beauty of the show. scenes in churches were metaphorical, everything had a reason. like the scene with sam pointing to a painting off screen, while seemingly pointing at dean, asking a priest, “father, that’s michael, right?”, thats what made supernatural. later seasons just dont have that same feeling. theyre too clean.

absolutely incredible how tumblr is arguably one of the most tolerable social media sites right now

this looks like the reception desk of my mind

you got it

aight send me your credit card info dw im a completely trustworthy individual /j

ill just throw this at whoever takes the money at the drive thru window and drive off with the food its a fool proof plan

pog

update; i didnt get the food and now i need bail money :(

Thank you for the support with your money i was able to fold an origami knife to saw through the prison bars and now i am free, much love 💖💖💖

have fun, dont get caught ::)

Thanks

you know fucking what. im settling for wendys.

:(

the real reason l’manburg isn’t coming back is because it had three canon deaths

the sheer amount of information im having to process right now with everything that’s going on is perhaps only rivaled by that one week destiel became canon during u.s. election week

This is the only post I ever want to look at ever again

This person: *takes photo of moon surrounded by clouds* Ah yes, I know exactly which mid-19th century painting of a biblical winged nude beefcake this reminds me of