#checkov's razor

[quinloki]

Outside the box

Source

[viperfang254]

Perfect Chart

[brainfugk]

I particularly amore Schrödinger's gun.

[the-incorrect-quotes-show]

ok lunar seemed a lot more comfortable around eclipse in this than he did last episode. which, of course, it could have been prerecored nefore that (checkovs razor or whatever it is), however, my overthinking mind is like "no he did one of those diagnostic tests on him, and then made him kind of forget that or something", i know, its probably not right but still

[peepotalking-archive]

where's my best friend checkov i need to borrow his razor 😀

[gloamingdove]

Checkov’s razor: if you make the simplest assumption in the first act, it should be considered right in the following one.

Occam’s gun: the best answer is usually a loaded pistol.

[gayofthefae]

Me watching TV is just Schrödinger's Checkov's Occam's Razor

schrodinger's chekhov's gun. a detail in a story that looks like it should have some big payoff but it's too early to tell if that's relevant or if the author just has a passion for lovingly describing guns.

[just-another-busy-fangirl-writes]

September 22, 2017 - Fluff Appreciation Day Special Edition

I am reposting old fic rec lists.  Unfortunately some of the blogs/stories have been removed, but I am still going to list them for historical reference.

Feel free to tag me in ANY fics you post, and see previous weeks’ fic recs HERE

For Fluff Appreciation Day, this week is ALL FLUFF

Some of these fics I’ve posted before, but I’m re-posting because I love them and they’re super fluffy!  Enjoy!

Table Manners by @crispychrissy   Your first official date with Dean as his girlfriend has some unforeseen complications.

Are You A Wizard by @docharleythegeekqueen  With encouragement from her friends’ Reader decides to tell Dean Winchester how she feels. Unfortunately, her hopes are seemingly crushed and she turns to alcohol and a mysterious wizard for guidance. Well, she hopes he’s a wizard.

Best Teacher in the World by @effie-w  Dean is the best teacher in the world, according to his kindergarteners.

Worst Case Scenario by @hannahindie  Cas and the reader are going on a date and fluff ensues.

Braids and Confessions by @fandommaniacx  You finally convince Sam to let you braid his hair.

Even Though by @imagineteamfreewill  When married to someone like Sam, there’s some complications that are bound to occur. Sam, however, is not so willing to make everything so easy for you.

Best Laid Plans by @impala-dreamer  Dean tries to go all chick-flick on you but fails miserably.

Tall, Smart, and Handsome by @impalaimagining  A hunt frustrates Sam and makes him feel like he’s not smart enough. You set out to prove him wrong.

Bang by @jhoomwrites  Where Dean and Cas are best friends and Cas makes fun of all of his typos when they text.

Strawberry Pistachio by @jhoomwrites  Dean goes on ice cream dates with Novak, and is confused when he changes over break.

It’s A Surprise by @jpadjackles  Sam decides that instead of a boring Valentine’s day of exchanging beer and chocolate, he wants to take Y/N out on a real Valentine’s Day special getaway.

What Makes You Beautiful by @just-a-touch-of-sass-and-fandoms  Dean makes the reader feel beautiful inside of her skin, even if she’s not happy with her body.

Bright and Warm by @lipstickandwhiskey  Dean never was one for relationships. He always messed it all up one way or another, but just this once, he hopes he can do something right.

She Can Hear You by @not-moose-one-shots  The reader temporarily goes deaf and Sam takes the opportunity to repeatedly tell her how he feels about her.

Thorough Checkover by @one-shots-supernatural  The reader is sick, and Sam takes care of her. But as the reader get better. Sam and the reader start flirting more. Will anything come from it?

Most Ardently by @splendidcas  The reader is hit by a spell forcing her to talk in Shakespearean language and revealing her feelings for Sam.

Babe, Where’s My Razor? by @thevioletthourr  The reader can’t stand Dean shaving all the time so she takes action!

Wet Paws by @trexrambling  Sam brings a puppy home.

Dad Bod by @winchester-smut  Dean has a major crush on you, and one comment from Sam has him insecure about it.

[morycide]

i love this.

Outside the box

Source

[thistlewhistler]

Well this is fun.

[ankoku-teion]

When you're hoping for Schrödinger's razor, but all you get is checkovs cat.

[livingmeatloaf]

[IDs: First image is a 4x4 grid, with columns labeled Gun, Cat, Razor, Law and rows labeled Checkov's, Shrodinger's, Occam's, Murphy's. The boxes read as following.

Checkov's Gun: If a gun is introduced in the first act, it must be fired by the third.

Shrodinger's Gun: You can't know if a gun is loaded, or not, until the trigger is pulled

Occam's Gun: The simplest way to kill off a character is to shoot them

Murphy's Gun: Any gun that can go off, will go off

Checkov's Cat: If a box is introduced in the first act, a cat must sit in it by the third

Shrodinger's Cat: An unopened box may contain a dead cat, or an alive one, and you won't know until you open it

Occam's Cat: If you hear a strange noise at night, it's probably a cat

Murphy's Cat: Any box that can contain a cat, will contain a cat

Checkov's Razor: The simplest way to fire a gun is to pull the trigger

Shrodinger's Razor: An unopened box may contain the solution to your problems

Occam's Razor: The simplest explanation is probably the correct one

Murphy's Razor: Anything that can be simple, will be simple

Checkov's Law: Every gun in a play will be fired

Shrodinger's Law: You can't know that things will go wrong, until they do

Occam's Law: Everything that can be explained, will be explained

Murphy's Law: Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong

Small text in the corner reads "Revx, MrBigBux, Halesnail, Venort. ATP". End first ID.

Second image is the same 4x4 grid, with columns labeled Gun, Cat, Razor, Law and rows labeled Checkov's, Shrodinger's, Occam's, Murphy's. This time it is on a dark background with similar text being consistent colors across the boxes, showing how the columns and rows interact. The boxes read as following.

Checkov's Gun: A gun introduced in the first act must be fired by the third act.

Shrodinger's Gun: A gun is both empty and loaded until fired

Occam's Gun: The simplest gun is usually the one to fire.

Murphy's Gun: Any gun that can be fired, will be fired.

Checkov's Cat: A dead cat introduced in the first act must be alive by the third act.

Shrodinger's Cat: A box contains both a dead and alive cat until opened.

Occam's Cat: The simplest cat is usually in a box.

Murphy's Cat: Any cat that can die, will die.

Checkov's Razor: An explanation introduced in the first act must be correct by the third act.

Shrodinger's Razor: An explanation contains both facts and nonsense until proven.

Occam's Razor: The simplest explanation is usually the correct one.

Murphy's Razor: Any explaination that can be correct, will be correct.

Checkov's Law: Anything introduced in the first act must go wrong by the third act.

Shrodinger's Law: Anything has both gone wrong and gone right until it happens.

Occam's Law: Any explanation is usually wrong.

Murphy's Law: Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.

End ID.]