#mothers little helpers

[sufficientlyantique]

Substance abuse, take me away!

“Mother’s little helpers” were a thing

"save me, substance abuse!" i cry. before you can moralize to me about the dangers of addiction, a noble and powerful steed gallops into the room - my horse whom i have named "substance abuse". you learn an important lesson about making assumptions. i snort a line off its back

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Dean Winchester every day -- 189/326

Supernatural 9x17//Mother's Little Helper

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284/365 days of regina mills

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ONCE UPON A TIME 6.16, Mother's Little Helper

[youchangedmedestiel]

Rewatched episode 9x17 yesterday evening with my sister (it's her first time watching) and when Dean is in the bar with Crowley and Crowley leaves to go to the restrooms, Dean spots a guy.

He thinks he is a hunter, but he is in fact working for Crowley. And I realized that the guy looks like Cas somehow. By that I mean he has blue eyes and dark hair. He tells Dean that his name is Jake.

So I thought, what if Dean talked to Jake to stop him on his way of killing Crowley differently. Listen to me. Dean has the Mark, he is on edge a little. So what if the guy provokes him more (he is working for Crowley after all). Dean could push him against the wall and Jake would try to kiss him, because why not, he is probably a demon but Dean doesn't know.

Dean would resist first, but there's no one there. Crowley flew away and won't come back probably. He needs to let go a little bit, because he is already fighting against the Mark.

Dean would kiss him back after all, pushing him further against the wall. Jake would push him away to go hide in a restroom. He would go down on his knees in front of Dean, unbuckling the hunter's belt while he'd look up at him with his bright blue eyes. Those seem too familiar to Dean and reminds him of someone.

When Jake would take him in his mouth and look at him with those same eyes, Dean would start thinking about Cas. And as he comes, he would moan Cas's name.

And then I thought, what if he would moan or think about it so loudly multiple times to the point where it ends up sounding like a prayer and Cas pops in the said restroom, seeing Dean eyes closed, teeth biting his lower lip with a guy kneeling in front of him.

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Misha Collins - Directing Supernatural

Ten years ago was Misha's directorial debut. Mother's Little Helper, Supernatural Season 9, Episode 17, aired March 25, 2014.

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Episode 9x17 "Mother's Little Helper"

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The more I think about Abaddon the more I fall in love with her as a character.

She was in love (or whatever that was) with Cain but he didn't reciprocate so she possesses Colette and causes her death (well, sort of). What we know about her chronologically next is that she's on a quest to destroy the men of letters (as she should) and, in order to do so she ends up possessing Josie Sands who's in love with Henry Winchester but he doesn't reciprocate (I mean, she didn't have to possess her she did it because she loved Henry but he didn't love her AND. she's attached to Josie's vessel, can't you seeeeeee, can't you seeeeeeee?). She's eventually killed by Dean Winchester (descendent of the "man" she loved and legacy of the organization Josie was a part of and that she wanted to destroy) with the First Blade, the blade of the man who trained her and whom she loved AND one of the weapons the MoL hoarded together with other stuff she wanted to get for herself. Like, it was what she hated and what she loved the most. Nobody understandssssssss.

I will never not find her fascinating.

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Going back to what I'm relatively certain was my first ever pfp on this blog

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scans from a 50s natgeo: an ad inside, and the back cover of the magazine. wanted to save them in case i end up bastardizing them for collages later! my toxic trait is i'm kind of obsessed with old advertisements where the womenfolk are gleefully doing all the meal prep and buying soda will solve all your problems

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11:16 PM EDT May 15, 2024:

The Rolling Stones - "Mother's Little Helper" From the album Aftermath (April 15, 1966)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

★★★★★

Great music and all--just great, I mean. Not much sounded like it in 1966, and other than a fairly standard vocal performance from Jagger, not much sounds like it fifty years on.

BUT--fuck, the lyrics are bullshit. It's like, let me get this right: The STONES are finding fault with people who take DRUGS?

Suggesting that any particular English housewife's life was not stressful enough to warrant an occasional cool buzz? This, written at a time when the Stones were picking up that villa in the South of France? And at a time when the drug du jour for Richards had become horse?

The unintended irony is a bit fucking much.

But, like I said, the music sure is good.

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[autristic]

Now available at the clinic, get your tenth bottle free!

[dinneratgrannys]

ONCE UPON A TIME 6.16, Mother's Little Helper

[continent-of-wild-endeavor]

OR is the lesson "Everybody's better at cleaning their house on uppers". Am I learning that yes, medication helps my condition, or am I a 1950s housewife.

[thebeautyofspn]

9x17 Mother’s Little Helper

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Mother's Little Helper - The Rolling Stones - 1966