Comments | astolat: two for the price of one: Wear Sunscreen, and But Some Things Never Stop Being Funny

astolat

two for the price of one: Wear Sunscreen, and But Some Things Never Stop Being Funny

Mar 08, 2006 16:03

First, a little short for merryish, posted for the impromptu Jumping The Shark challenge

Wear Sunscreen
SGA, McKay/Sheppard, 293 words
Summary: Considering the odds...

The story is posted over in merrymakings along with a bunch of other fun stories and tidbits -- jump on in if you have a chance!

And, um, now for something completely different -- I will just say ( Read more... )

fanfic, sga

Comments 65

birdsflying March 8 2006, 21:27:11 UTC

I. Um.

I think I just blacked out from the hot. Christ. Further comments will have to wait until I can pry my brain down from the ceiling.

panisdead March 8 2006, 21:31:06 UTC

Oh hell yes.

etben March 8 2006, 21:35:15 UTC

...

see, and now I have to try and go to work like this: all sexed up and noplace to go. If I drag any of my coworkers into the supply closet, it will be All Your Fault.

By which I mean to say: great job! The was hot and hot and hot and in-character and hot and funny and hot and hot and oddly sweet and hot and hot and hot. And also: hot!

kimberlite March 8 2006, 21:35:20 UTC

Oh my, that was exceptionally hot. Really liked John's acceptance of him/herself in this body. Guh.

the_shoshanna March 8 2006, 21:36:06 UTC

Good god, that's amazing.

"You're good," Ronon said, thoughtfully, to Rodney.

"Well, obviously," Rodney said, waving his free hand absently, attention focused down on where he was working John into something like an impossibly stretched-out orgasm that seemed like it would just go on and on. "Otherwise I'd have to be nice to people."

I'd have laughed, except that I was way too wound up in the hotness to be able to; but all of this is such a wonderful combination of lovely character stuff and OMG SO SEXY -- wow. (And John coming to think of himself as a woman, to like and feel at home in his female body -- we've come a long way from the days when slash fairly routinely disparaged women, haven't we? That gave me a whole 'nother kind of warm cozy feeling. My copyeditor's eye saw what you were doing with those pronouns, missy.)

I so love the image of Rodney as a sort of Santa Claus of sex, bringing toys and friends and anxiously hoping John will like them . . .