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Family is everything.
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The end does not always justify the means.
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Death does not always mean goodbye.
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What you think is good for someone may not be what they want. Always ask yourself whether or not you're doing it for the right reasons, or you may lose that person forever.
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Hot Topical is a great place to shop for birthday presents.
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Grief should never destroy you, nor should it drive you.
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Taste and style is important in everything.
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Good songs never die.
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Never turn down help or comfort from your loved ones if you're in a bad place.
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How low you sink depends on your actions, not your status.
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A sense of humor can sometimes be a boon. Other times it can be a mask. Know the difference and you can save someone's life.
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Hope has nothing to do with it. It's determination. It's unbreakability, and the refusal to give up that matters.
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Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. But not too close because... you know... they could stab you in the back. Enemies tend to do that.
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Every human life is precious.
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Lying is what gets us through the day, but it's also what gets us into a lot of trouble.
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Love is blinding.
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Stick to your guns, even when you can't see clearly what to shoot at.
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Pie is good.
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If you expect betrayal you will live a lonely, lonely existence. But never give your trust until it's been earned, and never give up because you've been betrayed.
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You can tell a lot about a man by his car.
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Life is full of blurry grey lines. What's important is to figure out which ones lead somewhere, and which ones take you to a dead end.
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Every action has a reaction. Always consider the consequences of what you do and say.
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If someone truly loves you, they will stay with you even after you break their heart. If you truly love someone, you will do the same.
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Take care of your possessions. Especially your car. Above all else, the car.
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Never go back on your word. C'mon, people, this isn't Wall Street!
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Do what will make you happy in life, but never forget that you are not the only one who deserves to be happy.
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Never give up because you think you'll lose. If you do, then you've already lost.
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Winchester family motto: We'll figure something else out.
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Family isn't just blood: it's love, devotion, and loyalty.
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If there's a pizza man and a babysitter on the tv, turn it off. We all know where that's going.
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The most terrible thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies.
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High-fructose corn syrup is in everything. Watch what you eat, kids.
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Hatred and love go hand-in-hand. Never let one overpower the other, or it will be your undoing.
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A person can be young but not youthful. A person can be aged but not old. Lives are measured in humanity, not years.
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Never become too much of a cynic. This world will always surprise, delight, and horrify you anew if you have an open mind.
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Caution and courage are one and the same.
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No dogs in the car
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Driver picks music, shotgun shuts their cake-hole. Backseat does not exist.
Wow. This is one of the best lists of what Supernatural has taught someone, and I must say, I agree.
In the short time it took me to watch all of Supernatural until the most recent episode, this show has really changed my lifestyle, making it's way into the way I think, speak, or even treat others.
Your list really conveys it all, you've picked the best parts, while adding humor, well done.
Unfortunately, in the real world, some things can't be true. Death is goodbye, at least in most cases, but I think that you most likely meant it in a metaphorical sense, as in that maybe they're dead but their soul is still here, or maybe they're not dead in our heart, or something along those lines of thought.
I liked the "Good songs never die" part.
*cough* Carry On Wayward Son *cough*
But now to sum it all up:
I like how you've selected the best parts of the show, and things that people can use in their everyday lives as well. All of these are true to some extent.
Good job!
Hello there and happy Review Day! I'm here also on behalf of the Knights of the Green Room since your work has been trapped in there for so long.
Since it's Review Day and the Green Room is quite packed, I'll be keeping this review a bit brief. If you would like a more in-depth review after the crazy reviewing rush, just let me know and I'll happily give you a more thorough one!
With that said, I haven't watched Supernatural, so I'm missing out on a lot of the context behind the items in this list. However, a lot of these read as being very generic and non-Supernatural-specific.
The best lists of "Things that X Work Taught Me" that I've come across and really enjoyed included very work-specific aspects that tied more general items directly into the work. Providing this sort of context to directly tie the lessons into the source helps make your own list stand out as being more memorable (and true).
For an example of what I'm talking about, the Cracked website has a lot of list-style articles that embody how a more specific approach can make something even funnier and/or more applicable.
I myself am a fan of Supernatural, so I relate to this quite a bit! I just want to let you know me and my friend read this, (we are both fans,) and agreed with a lot of them.
For example, I agree with these:
"Family isn't just blood: it's love, devotion, and loyalty."
"Pie is good."
Also, thank you for formatting this neatly. I know that it is just a list, and content matters more than format when dealing with lists. However, the formatting made it easier to read.
Thank you for writing this, I had so much fun reading this!
<3
Nice! I don't watch this, but it's on my list of stuff to watch over Thanksgiving break.
I have read up on it, and I agree that I will most likely like it. Quick side note though, my TV is not really working (somehow my parents have it stuck on child mode so I've had Dora marathons for three days now) so is it found on Youtube? Thanks!
I can't WAIT to go! Even if I have to get up at 4 in the morning to board our flight, it still sounds worth it! Out of curiousity, is the botanical garden inside the museum or outside? Same for the zoo? *imagining an elephant stuck indoors and a giraffe in the elevator*
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