talkingtomyselfagain:

jupiterjames:

You know, I also think that Sam and Dean would have had a lot less suspicion with professors and researches and even doctors if they pretended to be writers.

Not journalists or other professionals. Like, when they go to the local college to talk to the professor about mythology, they don’t go, “yeah, I’m writing a research paper,” or “I’m just interested in local lore.” 

They’d immediately get a fond eye-roll and a LOT more information without suspicion if they went, “yeah, I’m writing this urban fantasy. How do kill this kind of monster?” They could also TOTALLY be more specific to their case. “Yeah, so the hero(ine) ends up in this warehouse infested with (whatever). How would they get rid of it?”

So, @jupiterjames, ya mind if I borrow this idea? Because I freaking love it!

This is AWESOME! 😀

Anyways, how do you feel about Sam coming upon a nest, wherein a smol, fluffy dino hatches and imprints on him, then proceeds to follow him everywhere, including back home to the bunker? It owns Sam’s heart

semirahrose:

Dinosaurs have always seemed lowkey hilarious to me for no real reason, so the fact that the Winchesters are going to face off against dinos is mostly a source of facepalming for me, but…

YES PLEASE. This is exactly what I need. Or or or something like that video where that guy saves a whole clutch of newly born ducks from running into the street and has them all imprint on him and start following him around.

Can you imagine Sam defending a whole bunch of tiny little orphaned hatchlings from a velociraptor or something and they all imprint on him and then grow into tiny, affectionate death machines that will defend their tall, awkward Mama from any threat?

I need this