Dese Songs of Freedom

[scarylullabiez]

I have to get up at 6:30. I should so be in bed. But I this is one of those things that I just had to share with the webbernets. Now watch, everyone else has already thought of this and just didn't tell me. If that's the case, then have some unsubliminal seduction first:


They recently put this up near my work. My immediate response to it was STOP THINKING ABOUT BLOWJOBS!! THIS IS A FAMILY NETWORK!! And I don't even have a cock, ya'll.


And now for the exciting part. Ya'll know that Eric Kripke reported setting the premise for Supernatural in Lawrence, Kansas for a reason, yes? And that many very cool people like themarisa figured out that it was probably because of Stull, Kansas being one of the gateways to Hell. But I have another theory. Would any of ya'll happen to be familiar with the case of Lawrence v. Texas? If not, let me sum up: It was the case that struck down the last of Texas' laws against sodomy. The Winchesters are from Lawrence and the J2 hotness is from Texas in homage to glorious buttsex.

Comments

[themarisa.livejournal.com]

Very cool people like me? I'm beyond flattered. And hmmmmm, could Jared and Jensen be finally admitting to the rest of us what we already know via Kripke's plot twists?

Could be? I like your theory more.

[scary-lullabies.livejournal.com]

You are quite cool and spiffy! I was very pleased with myself when I realized the Lawrence v. Texas thing. ^-^

[altiloquent.livejournal.com]

GOD VMARS IS SO HOT.

See, when he said that thing in the Paley festival I was like, DUH PEOPLE because I thought everyone knew the story about The Devil appearing in two places on Earth on Halloween (India and Kansas), but APPARENTLY, I am one of the only nerds who knew this. Your theory? Much better.

[scary-lullabies.livejournal.com]

I likes my theory!

[grimmus.livejournal.com]

This article was discovered and interests me because of my hobbies, I thought you might like the read because it connects to one of yours.