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Sylvia Bond is a ten-year technical writing veteran with too many degrees under her belt to count. She lives in Colorado, but does not ski, preferring instead to spend her money and time at the annual Great American Beer Festival, taking road trips across the United States, and reading historical fiction from the comfort of her fluffy green arm chair. She has been involved in fandom since 1993 and been writing fanfic since approximately 1993. What she finds most amazing about fandom (besides the open heartedness of fans and the sheer amount of creativity) is how visible fandom has become. "In my day," she says, "we had to hide behind P.O. boxes to get fanfic. But nowadays, people wear t-shirts that shout their affiliation and share their shiny toys on the internet." It's a wonderful world. 9 Comments
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Once again I loved your review. Those guys are hot and Dean standing over the burring grave yum.
I’m with you on the car ’67 Black Impala is my dream car. It’s big and hot and purrs and yes probably is a gas guzzler but HOT so I’d deal.
Dear misskitty,
The Impala gets a roaring 12 miles to the gallon, so given the size of the tank, the boys would have to fill up before they’d gone 200 miles, which is not very far when you’re going cross country. Still. STILL. What a hot, sweet ride that would be!
And oh, Dean, Dean, DEAN! There should be mroe scenes like that one. (And thank you for enjoying my review!)
Best Regards,
Sylvia
An episode where NOBODY gets any nookie! Not even Dean! I always adore your fun, pithy, lusty reviews, Sylvia, and this was truly delightful. Your love for this excellent show shines through, and I am with you all the way! Love, Robin
Dear Robin,
Hey, woman! Yeah, it’s a pity nobody gets any in this ep, but their day will come, hopefully sooner rather than later. In the meanwhile, they are beautiful to watch, and a joy to think about. Thanks for being a constant and supportive reader!
Best Regards,
Sylvia
You did it again, Sylvia! Bravo! You manage to catch every nuance of an episode with perfect insight, humour and spot-on perviness. And your use of visual aids is extraordinary – the parking ticket is hysterical, and likely unnoticed by most, myself included.
I can’t wait for your next review; I love reading them almost as much as I love watching the show. Off to watch The Hook again through new eyes…
Cheers,
Cindi
P.S. I really enjoyed re-watching Bloody Mary after your last review. I think I smirked through the entire episode!
I’m with Robin “I always adore your fun, pithy, lusty reviews” and yes but there was no nookie but it was still great. I read this review at work and had to make sure no one saw me reading it becasue I was beat red ’cause everything you said was exactly what I was thinking about the episode especially all the lusty parts cause Dean is well just yum lol.
Can’t wait for the next review
misskitty
P.S I did notice the parking ticket and said to my sister you so know he’s gonna rip that up or something there is no way he’d pay that.
Dear Cindi,
Hey, thank you! Glad you liked it! The visual aids are the most fun, and would you believe, they take hours? I get distracted looking at all the nice images, and have to limit myself to a reasonable number. Not easy! I mean, do I put in one of a beautiful boy? Or do I put in an image of both boys, which I like to do, but they both have to be in focus. Do I have an equal number of each boy? Have to go back and check. Ah. The blissful task that is mine!
Thanks for reading and for your feedback. And watch out for those parking tickets!
Best Regards,
Sylvia
Dear misskitty,
Dean is a lusty fellow, so it never surprises me that he engenders lusty thoughts. What always surprises me is the many, many ways he manages to do this without half trying. Just standing there, straddling something, does it. I love the fact that you were beet red at work!
Dean’s never paid a parking ticket in his life. Lusty fellows never do, eh. : D
Best Regards,
Sylvia