i want to be jose so bad, listen to these two first hand.
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i want to be jose so bad, listen to these two first hand.
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National Hugging Day ❤️
and a very friendly reminder that in 6x12 Abby says "I may not be your Mother, but you are my family, Raven"
she doesn't say "but you are like a daughter to me"
because Raven was never that and it's made abundantly clear in what would be some of Abby's final words to Raven
Season 6, Episode 12 - Homer the Great
Doublemeat Palace is such a colorful episode, but not in a fun way, in a Halloween clown that makes you wanna throw up a little way.
Hi! So I've just rewatched "Daddy's Little Girl" and have noticed something that must've slipped past me before. Grissom says " Well, in my experience, I found that most threesomes end up being one too many" Huh!? I mean, surely there's no way that he meant in in a conventional sense, right..? I'm totally lost on what he might've been referring to otherwise though..
hi, anon!
he is referring to threesomes in the sexual sense—i mean, the whole case revolves around two women who are sleeping with the same guy—but not from any kind of personal experience; rather, he's speaking from his professional observations.
basically, he's worked enough domestic homicide cases to know that where sex is concerned, three is often a crowd.
you can tell he has experience with this type of case by the direction he later gives to super dave in that same scene re: checking to see if the vic's genitals are still intact. obviously, he's seen a few of these situations before.
in his view, when people have to share, people get jealous, and when people get jealous, people get dead.
grissom's running theory at this early point in the investigation is that one of the women inside the house killed the man in the garage because she was jealous over the attention he paid the other woman. whether the situation was an honest-to-goodness ménage à trois or a deal where the guy was carrying on sexual relationships with both women separately (either with or without their knowledge), grissom believes it is likely that sex was the underlying motive, and that's what he's talking about.
his observation doesn't really have anything to do with his personal sexual experience at all.
thanks for the question! please feel welcome to send another any time.
Dean Winchester + clumsiness
Do you enjoy having power over women?