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I'll be trash my whole life, and maybe that's okay. My life sucks, but man, my OTP has a nice one. I can live with that.

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at some point during bruce’s training tim had to have had this epiphany

(they’re pecs, bro.)

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aren’t you all glad I’m back with some quality content?

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I like three things here:

1) Dick knows he’s a good detective but also knows that if you need things gone over to an obsessively fine degree (like Bruce would), Tim is who you should get to do the job.

2) Despite the urgency of what he needs, Dick takes the time to see how Tim is doing because that’s what big brothers do.

3) Robin is sitting on a gargoyle. If a survey was done by Architectural Digest I think they’d find that Gotham City has a gargoyle population second only to Paris.

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“One thing I’ve ever been sure of .”// “Greatest thing that ever happened to me.”

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“I think you’re marvelous.”

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If Jack Harkness was the Winchesters’ grandfather (Mary’s real dad because I’m not a fan of Samuel):

-He’s so shaken up when he realizes he has full-grown grandkids he never knew about but he refuses to make contact because he wants them to have normal lives apart from all the craziness that defines him

-Until one day (maybe during the Leviathan fustercluck?) he sees two guys on the news going on a killing spree and everyone says it’s the Winchesters and he’s wondering what went so wrong that he sired two serial killers and goes out to deal with them

-Then he realizes that it’s not Sam and Dean perpetrating murder, it’s monsters wearing their faces, and at first he’s thinking “aliens” because we all know how the alien people think magic and ghosts don’t exist and vice versa, and he’s still coming to grips with what’s really going on when he meets them

-And even though the boys are so much younger than him he sees so much of his own tiredness in their eyes and he’s wondering what could have possibly happened that two thirty-somethings look as old as he feels

-And somehow he comes across the Supernatural books and they don’t tell the whole story but they tell enough and Jack’s grandsons have both done time in Hell and he never even knew they existed, but he should have been there to save them from something as horrible as what they’ve gone through

-And Sam and Dean are thinking this guy is another Man of Letters type and naturally they don’t trust him, but he just keeps volunteering to help out with these hunts because if there’s one thing Jack knows how to do (apart from sex,) it’s track down things that go bump, and naturally it’s only a matter of time before something kills him and the boys flip out because surely this guy has to be an angel or some crap

-And for the very first time since Station 5, Jack actually tells someone the entire story, because these two deserve better than half-truths, and Sam immediately wants to find this Doctor and Dean’s still skeptical

-Finally Jack goes back to Wales with a promise to call, except he never gets the chance– it’s maybe two months later and Dean calls him. They’ve got some kind of weird rat-person thing locked in their basement and “is this some of your weird alien crap because holy water doesn’t do jack.”

-It’s a weevil and simple to take care of, but Jack sticks around for a while just to be sure there aren’t more. He gets to meet Cas, who is completely puzzled by him.