Title: Grist for the Mill
Rating: G
Characters: Sheppard, McKay (could be pre-slash) Weir, Teyla
Disclaimer: Oh dear GOD, why can't they be MINE?
Spoilers: Mid to late Season 1
Word Count: 2704
Note: Another fic based on my Fanon Poll! This one is based on the responses to the question about how John eats.
Summary: John discovers that people will ( Read more... )

I did a poll about the Fanon of Rodney and the Fanon of John; over 130 people answered it.

*is awed*

I have decided that, as a great big THANK YOU to all of you people who answered me, there will be ficlets. Based on your answers. The first one is a John ficlet - based on what ya'll thought about him and coffee.

Title: Coffee
Rating: G
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I was surfing meta SGA posts a couple weeks ago and I found this post from duskyfox in which shes asks, "Why is SGA baby!fic almost always happy?"

She went on to state, "I kind of want to see a parent write realistic toddlerfic. Where McKay junior nearly blows up one of the labs in a temper tantrum..."

Well. How can I turn down a request like that?

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Title: Musings of the Mad: The Thin Line
Rating: PG13 (bad language)
Character: Rodney McKay
Genre: Introspective angst, humour
Disclaimer: Not mine or the boys would be otherwise occupied…
Wor1d Count: 872

Summary: This is the second of Rodney McKay's 'journal entries' during his time on Atlantis. Set sometime early in the first season.

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Title: Musings of the Mad: We're not dead yet
Rating: G
Character: Rodney McKay
Genre: Humour
Disclaimer: Not mine or the boys would be otherwise occupied…
Word Count: 416

Summary: I got to wondering if Rodney kept a journal. I rather thought that he would, since it was probably rare he'd find someone who he considered worthy of sharing his ( Read more... )

Title: Not Your Everyday Care Package
Rating: G
Pairing or Character: McKay
Warnings: None
Disclaimer: Not mine, or McKay would be otherwise occupied.
Word count: 2595
Excerpt: "As much as McKay might berate them, belittle them and treat them like incompetent morons, he was aware these were generally the best and brightest minds that earth had to ( Read more... )