Hey, hi, how are ya?

[pepper_field]

Oh-ho-ho. I love garlic. I love it lots. But this hummus (houmous? hummous? whatever) of wot I have just eaten about a teaspoon and then given up... no. Too much! I do not want all my subsequent food to taste of garlic! It does not go well with yoghurt, honey and muesli. Nor tea. It goes particularly badly with tea. Bleh.

I wonder if lemon drizzle

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[tejas]

Y'know... I keep 'hearing' that in Kurt Russell's voice. I think it might even be from the movie when they're sneaking back into the pyramid and the jaffa are flipping back all there hoods. This would be when Jack's discovered, right before he opens fire.

[pepper_field]

Hm. Well, it's entirely possible he says it in the movie, but to be honest, I don't think I'd remember it. I'm sure it's RDA.

...Although, of course, that doesn't have to mean it's from Stargate...

[tejas]

LOL!!!!!

[pepper_field]

So I guess what I'm saying is that RDA (or someone like him) in Stargate (or some point in his career, but most likely Stargate because I've watched it more) said (something along the lines of) "Hey, hi, how are ya?". Possibly in a confused/annoyed tone of voice.

This is what it's like, living with my brain.

[tejas]

Mine's almost as bad. Only mine's in bunny breeding mode. Damn vorpal bunnies, too.

green_grrl made a comment on my 5 Times thingy (I managed to write Good!Sam! I'm so proud!) that sparked one: The Healing Power of Gossip. Now, reading the comments on *this* thread has sparked another: The Secret *Secret* Life of Daniel Jackson. (Or would that be Secret squared - after all, he already *has* a secret life. ;-)

And despite managing to spit out over 3k words of 5 Times yesterday, I DON'T HAVE TIME FOR MORE BUNNIES!

What I need is a shot gun loaded with fic bunny shot.

[sg_fignewton]

"Hey, how ya doin'?" ::winks:: BLAM!

Yep, that was Jack when he and Daniel and Sha'uri and Skaara tried to sneak back into the pyramid to get the bomb away from Ra.

Good catch!

[tejas]

Oh, good! I just couldn't put into RDA's voice (I'm a very aural learner - much easier for me to remember stuff I hear. ;-)