'You're an ass. Act surprised.'

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'Stargate Atlantis' packed up the third season and left me all bereaved, so I've been drowning my grief in copious amounts of fanfiction. I honestly thought I managed to break clean more than a year ago, but it looks like that was a premature assumption. I'm weak, a shocker. I'm not actually complaining all that much. SGA fandom might actually be

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Was it wrong that when Cameron was droning about love being 'possibly in another galaxy' my thoughts set immediately on one cranky Canadian physics genius whose name rhymes with 'play'?

*snickers* That's what watching too much SGA will do to you. I had pretty much exactly the same reaction. :P

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Really, I've been on a SGA-induced high for more than a week now. It's starting to be alarming.
And since SGA is mostly just Rodney McKay for me, I'm madly deeply in love with him right now (usually I'm just mildly smitten).

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I'm utterly in love with McShep at the moment, to an intensity that's almost scary. Especially since I just rewatched (or rather, re-rewatched) "Echoes".

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Mmmmmmm, 'Echoes'. Such a good episode to re-rewatch.
McShep is love, that's a truth that cannot be denied.
Actually, McShep is the only reason I like Sheppard. I fell in love with McKay, when you focus all your loving attention on McKay, there's no possibility you could possibly somehow miss the blatant slashiness, and the slashiness was so delightful itself that I started to like Sheppard by association.
Ok, I digress, where was I? Oh, right, mmmmmmm 'Echoes'.

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Actually, McShep is the only reason I like Sheppard. I fell in love with McKay, when you focus all your loving attention on McKay, there's no possibility you could possibly somehow miss the blatant slashiness, and the slashiness was so delightful itself that I started to like Sheppard by association.

Really? That's funny, because it was more or less the other way around for me. I fell in love with Sheppard first, because he was stunningly handsome and I loved his humor as well as the darkness underneath. McKay was someone I could either take or leave. I actually noticed the on-screen McShep-ness pretty late (I know, I must have been blind!) and gradually started to love McKay as I watched on. Nowadays I might almost like McKay better, though I still think Sheppard is the more interesting character - and he gets extra points for The Pretty. ;)

But, yeah, "Echoes" - so much cuteness and shippiness and banter and that lovely happy ending. *sighs*

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We winded up basically in the same place, just took completetly defirrent routes to get there.
Sheppard isn't exactly all that pretty for me. Attractive? sure. pretty and omg hot? nope, that's Ronon ;)

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Sheppard isn't exactly all that pretty for me. Attractive? sure. pretty and omg hot? nope, that's Ronon ;)

*g* Predictably, it's exactly the other way around for me. I can appreciate Ronon's good looks (though I mostly like him for his coolness), but Sheppard? I constantly have to restrain myself from jumping my screen when he's on it. No, seriously. If I had a type, he'd be it.

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What I certainly appreciate about Sheppard is how well he pulls of that lean-yet-wiry thing. Mmmmmm. The Chia-head is kinda adorable but not my thing. Which doesn't mean that I don't like men with crazy hair. Because that feral creature that lives on Ronon's head? Ooooh, hot.
On the other hand, Sheppard is almost always the better dressed one. And, damn, does that man look good in black.