CharleyFoxtrot
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- Supernatural (9)
- Sherlock (TV) (9)
- Final Fantasy VII (3)
- Final Fantasy X (1)
- Doctor Who (2005) (1)
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Critical mass - the smallest amount of fissile material needed for a sustained nuclear chain reaction. When k=1, the mass is critical.
The phrase, "bickering like an old married couple," took on a totally new - and more annoying - meaning once the gates of Heaven and Hell were closed.
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Dean kind of wished they weren’t doing this in a bathroom in a hole-in-the-wall, and he kind of hoped that they’d come into the men’s restroom and not the women’s because this was sketchy as fuck to begin with.
Shameless porn for mischievousart, who was feeling down and deserves porn in his honor.
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Kick It Into Third by ireallyhatecornnuts (CharleyFoxtrot) for itisneverlupus
Supernatural
11 Apr 2013
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Sam knew that people could get addicted to tattoos; he'd never considered that he might become one of them.
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Free Pass (get your ass in gear) by ireallyhatecornnuts (CharleyFoxtrot) for deans1911, Team Abaddon (TheManWhoWouldBeKing)
Supernatural
26 Mar 2013
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Dean might have been fantasizing about Cas over the last three weeks. Maybe. Just a little bit (a lot, every day, in just about every position).
----“I’m fine,” Cas said. “I may have been rather optimistic in my goal to get you alone tonight.”
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- Part 2 of Get Your Ass In Gear
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Shakedown (the big one) by ireallyhatecornnuts (CharleyFoxtrot) for deans1911, Team Abaddon
Supernatural
21 Mar 2013
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He should probably stop treating the guy like shit; it wasn’t his fault that Dean was harboring the world’s biggest unrequited crush on him.
Dean is a legacy NASCAR driver, and Castiel is his crew chief of three months who hates him. Or maybe he doesn't. It's complicated.
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- Part 1 of Get Your Ass In Gear
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Dean Winchester is a second-generation NASCAR racer following in the footsteps of his father, the late (and great) John Winchester. One day his team manager, Bobby, hires a new crew chief - Castiel Novak, one of the best in the business. And well, that was all she wrote.
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Talented People With Interesting Skillsets by CharleyFoxtrot, MurphysScribe, naienko, thecookiemomma
Sherlock (TV)
9 Jul 2012
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A world where the people of Sherlock's universe sort of, kind of, sometimes have ESP along the lines of the Talents in Anne McCaffrey's "Pegasus" series. Kind of.
If you want to play in this series, I'm okay with that. Let me know and I'll add you as a co-author.
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Castiel is a teenage nephilim on the run from Heaven and Hell, and the Winchesters are the hunters who are unwittingly helping him prevent the apocalypse.
Bookmarked by ireallyhatecornnuts (CharleyFoxtrot)
13 Mar 2013
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Retirement wasn't quite what they'd expected. For one thing, they hadn't been in the same room for two years.
Bookmarked by CharleyFoxtrot
22 Jun 2012
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This is not a story of superheroes.
This is not about Iron Man, or the God of Thunder, and this is definitely not about Captain America. In fact, this is not even about Tony-Stark-Genius-Billionnaire-Playboy-Philanthropist.
This is the story of Tony, and how he tries to learn that happiness is a right rather than a duty.In which Tony tries to commit suicide, Loki saves him, and everything weird in Tony's life seems to somehow derive from there.
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- Part 10 of SEADLA Verse
Bookmarked by CharleyFoxtrot
22 Jun 2012
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It started with a message, a late-night visit, and a God of Mischief in Tony's bed. A story of trust, trickery, unwilling aid and inevitable attraction.
Bookmarked by CharleyFoxtrot
28 May 2012
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In which it is explained, via text messages and notes, exactly why John Watson has to put his foot down when it comes to the refrigerator and what is kept in it. Also: camel spiders, and why they are the physical manifestations of fear.
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- Part 1 of I Prefer to Text