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[Sep. 12th, 2008|04:15 am] |
Well, I'm not NEARLY as sleepy as I have been in the past few weeks. Maybe all I needed was a good, long nap.
But now I'm well rested.
Is anyone else awake enough to come play with me? I promise, I don't bite. But you can, if that's your wish. |
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[Sep. 12th, 2008|06:18 am] |
I don't understand what happened. I was on my way to speak to mum and then I am here. Nothing seems the same. |
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[Sep. 12th, 2008|05:52 pm] |
Oh! So I've noticed there a lot of superheroes and stuff around here, and I just wanted to let everybody know that can heal people now, so if you ever get injured or anything, just look me up. I'm Codex. Or if you're getting ready to go out adventuring I can buff you before you go.
So, yeah! I think that's it!
Oh, hey, Billy? |
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[Sep. 12th, 2008|07:23 pm] |
Oo, oo. Lemmie guess.
Big tornado out of nowhere, dropped in London....
I'M ON THE PRICE IS RIGHT, RIGHT?
... someone give me the date. Please. |
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[Sep. 12th, 2008|07:42 pm] |
Hey, Master! |
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[Sep. 12th, 2008|07:42 pm] |
( Father ) |
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[Sep. 12th, 2008|08:55 pm] |
As many of you know, my brother Dean is getting married. He's probably told the world so on one of his popular list posts that he likes to make.
Anyway, we're having a sendoff for his bachelor status on Saturday at [strip club & bar] following dinner here at [manly man steakhouse type place].
Come buy him a lapdance, I'm sure he'd appreciate it.
I'm opening this up to guys of legal age (who are NOT John Winchester, sorry Dad but you know...)and especially any of Dean's friends. Come on out and party with us. |
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[Sep. 12th, 2008|10:12 pm] |
Fuck.
Goddammit
This sucks so much. How the hell am I going to get things right if I can't get back to the correct future?
It was bad enough when my home went poof. Now I can't even get back to something resembling the time I came from.
I don't think it's my fault, either.
I'm. . .aging. I mean, not huge things, like wrinkles and stuff, but I had to shave this morning, and I usually don't.
Which is. . . more upsetting that I'd like it to be. |
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