I'm 100% Certain Aziraphale And Crowley Will Have Their Happily Ever After. Here's Why, Everything Has

Done! Here are my very brief immediate thoughts based on the main reason many of us chose to read this book--the possibility of a published author confirming McLennon that goes beyond platonic. It's a fascinating book, never boring, full of deep information that carries you along like the ship John piloted through a massive Atlantic storm (near Bermuda of all places? Could you imagine if John had disappeared in the Triangle?? 😮.) Leslie does not end up with a sexual McLennon conclusion, though I disagree with him based on his very own book. I guess it's only fair though, none of us outside the most intimate of the Beatles circle can be absolutely sure, and that's just a simple fact. He gets as close as possible though, comparing John and Paul to a very deep and meaningful friendship between two French men in the late 1500s, Michel de Montaigne and Étienne de La Boétie, which was also cut short by the death of one, while the other grieved for the rest of his life. In conclusion, the book is beautiful, John & Paul were beautiful, their love was beautiful. Read it, but know that he sees a very complex soul mated platonic love. Just so, you know, you're not disappointed waiting for the secret Liverpudlian wedding reveal. 😉☺️😇

Guys help a Good Omens newbie out, what is Final 15?

Good catch!

I love how Crowley and Aziraphale's teeny little half miracles to hide Gabriel actually worked because when Michael, Uriel, and Saraqael show up at the bookshop they don't recognize him at all. It's such great continuity.

My favorite part:

Michael looking at Gabriel, "Don't I--don't I know you?"

Gabriel, intently, "Yes. You do. I'm the assistant book seller. I opened the door for you."

That Ineffable Husbands tarot Kickstarter hit the goal! 🥳🤩🥳🤩

Cat pic for the cat people out there. All five were rescues, my daughter and her friend grabbed the grey one at the top from a gas station when she was drinking out of the blue washer fluid/water near the pumps. I'm fine with pedigree cats too, though, no hate. 😊

I love how Crowley and Aziraphale's teeny little half miracles to hide Gabriel actually worked because when Michael, Uriel, and Saraqael show up at the bookshop they don't recognize him at all. It's such great continuity.

My favorite part:

Michael looking at Gabriel, "Don't I--don't I know you?"

Gabriel, intently, "Yes. You do. I'm the assistant book seller. I opened the door for you."

After our heart, singular. Awwww so precious 🥰. See, as an American, I would have said "after our own hearts"--plural, two people with two separate hearts. I don't know if it's a British thing, his using heart in the singular or if it's a wonderful way for Arthur Conan Doyle to emphasize the intimate closeness of Holmes and his Watson, but either way I love it 🩷🩷🩷

How they aren't locked in the throes of passion at that moment is simply beyond me. John wants to devour that neck. Lounging on the floor, their bodies pressed together, good thing they remembered there were people around or they might've had a lot to explain at their next press conference. Or not, if anything maybe that would've made things clearer to everyone.

A million '60s women had their hearts shatter when they saw this photo, then wrote in their diaries that instead of fucking John or Paul, their new obsession was to watch them slowly worship each other until they were both panting, exhausted, and fully satisfied (which would then be incorporated into their next single--it was John & Paul, after all.)

Poor Lestrade. He puts up with a lot 😂

I was talking to my mom on the phone and at one point she said that John and Paul should have adopted me as a baby and raised me to be the ultimate Beatles fan and I just cracked up because my mom has zero idea that I ship McLennon (I don't think she's ever heard of it)  and the idea of her picturing John and Paul adopting me jointly as a couple was just too funny.