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For the Castiel Club's secret santa this year (I forgot to do one earlier, sorry :S) I love confused 'doesn't get it' Cas stuff, anything where he's literally a god damn puppy, over-running amounts of fluff. But like all Supernatural fans I have a dash of masochism and love really sad/depressing reminders of past events. Traditional holiday things like decorating christmas trees, drinking egg nog, getting drunk and passing out on the sofa x-mas eve, trying to fight a war against over zealous sticky tape as you wrap presents - you know, the usual. I'd love to see Cas dealing with stuff like that. As far as ships go I'm a fan of Cas/Crowley,

I've gotten past the half way point in Heart Gold (A few gyms into Kanto now) and stopped playing when I managed to finally get my mits on White. I hadn't played in nearly a fortnight, I went back to play, I started to miss my team - you really do grow overly attached to them, I don't think I've actually cared for a team like this :P  - but I couldn't find my game anywhere. Last night I moved three sofas, rolled up four persian rugs and pulled out desks, a washing machine and a book shelf in an attempt to find it. I haven't. I'm not giving up, but I already started to feel like crap. I mean, in Nuzlocke you lose one team member it can be b

I read something recently about being a loner, and when I read one thing on a subject normally I end up spending to much time on it. Now, obviously most of these are written for one of two reasons depending on your scepticism: 1) To help people realise that they are normal and it's okay to be them or 2) to help the author and others to feel like they are the best people in the world and can look down on the others. As someone who really identified and enjoyed most of what I read, finding it useful and a good boost, I actually laughed at so much of what the more OTT ones had to say. One went on about how loners are obviously more intellectua