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[roxy]

You know what's so cool about Supernatural? Besides hot guys? My niece and I are writing in the same fandom! How cool is that? toldthestars is an incredible writer, I think. If you're here because of SpN--and I think I have a handful of you guys who are, you should check her stuff out!

Also, I have an important question--deep thinky stuff, y'know--Jensen Ackles. Nose job, yes or no?

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[emeraldsedai.livejournal.com]

Well, assuming we're not nuts and that our visual instincts are good, then it was a hell of a great piece of cosmetic surgery.

owzers, who has one of the keenest eyes for detail that I know (because she works in graphics all day long), is undecided on the point.

But in my experience, tips of noses don't get smaller as we "grow into our faces."

Also, ears. I think he might have had a slight imperfection of ear-sticky-outieness corrected too.

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

WHAT!! Ear-sticky-outness is not a thing to be corrected!! Ear-sticky-outness is a positive! Boys. *shakes head*

[emeraldsedai.livejournal.com]

Well, it certainly hasn't done the President any harm!

Jensen is such a beautiful man that his physical "imperfections" sort of unfold subtly. It was a while before I noticed the bowed legs. Longer till I saw the crooked nose. And ages before I noticed the wonky eye--in fact, I can only see that in head-on still photos. I think he very, very judiciously selected a couple of things to "repair". And cup-handle ears was one of 'em.

[toldthestars.livejournal.com]

Wonky eye? Hu-wha? Please, go on...

[emeraldsedai.livejournal.com]

See? It isn't something you notice right off. It's just a minor "imperfection" that, in the field of general perfection that is Jensen, finally grabs the attention.

Look for full-face pictures of him (which are not that common) and you'll see that his left eye is a little smaller and a little bit noseward-looking.

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

*blink*

*stares at you*

[emeraldsedai.livejournal.com]

Sorry--right eye. He's living proof that perfect symmetry does not perfect beauty make.