Jared

In my article I'm going to talk about a devoted husband & father John Winchester.

John began his hunting "career" on approximately November 2, 1983, following the death of his wife. His primary goal, as a hunter, was to kill the Yellow-Eyed Demon: Azazel, for murdering the mother of his children. Living with Dean twenty-two years later, he mysteriously vanishes and Dean is forced to recruit his brother, Sam. Through many obstacles and life-threatening challenges, the two brothers overcame the supernatural and eventually met up with their father. Although powerful and all-knowing, John's...

Dean found himself brought back to reality by the first signs of heavy rain hitting defiantly on his windscreen. He sighed. He was beginning to realise that good weather and Riverside didn’t really feature in the same sentence very often at all. He checked his phone for any emergency calls from Sam, found nothing, and started the car’s engine, ready to head back to the main town centre again and pick up Sam. He’d only been gone an hour, but he hoped Sam had found something about the spirit in that time, because Dean really wanted to avoid research at all possible costs.
By the time he’d...

Hi to all the lovely SPNers out there!Fasten your seatbelts and get ready for a bumpy ride heading towards Supernatural-land!Drink up your puple nurples and prepare yourselves to read Maria's (Tazoulini) SPN confessions!She might have drunk more puple nurples than needed or she either got intoxicated just by talking about Dean!So are you ready to rumble?Hell yeah!


1. Introduce yourself. Tell us some things about yourself and describe us the point from which you became a real SPN addict reaching the point of no return.

"gia se olous" that means hi everybody in greek. I'm called Maria or Mary....

Sam: I take it I was having another nightmare.
Dean: Yeah. Another one.
Sam: Hey, at least I got some sleep.
Dean: Dude, I earned that money.
Sam: You won it at a poker game.
Dean: Ye-eah.
Sam: Now, the newspaper said that his daughter found him. She said his eyes were bleeding
Man: What? The man's? They practically liquified!
Man: Capillaries can burst. I see a lot of bloodshot eyes in stroke victims.
Dean: Yeah? You ever seen exploding eyeballs?
Sam: Might not be one of ours. It might be just some freak medical thing.
Dean: How many times in Dad's long, varied career has it actually been a freak medical...