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Counting down, bleeding through
A bit of SG-1 fic for a change. What made President Hayes change his mind at the last minute? (With a bonus bit of Jack-angst and Doctor Who quotage).
They were right. That was Colonel Jack O'Neill's first thought on seeing the odd, tetrahedral ships in the sky. Al'kesh. Now, where had that come from? Ten long, hard years of ( Read more... ) -
New Earth (Nine redux)
Part of the Nine Redux series. As in The Christmas Invasion, all outside events occur exaccly as they did in the original episode unless stated otherwise. Doesn't belong to me, I would add. Belongs to the BBC. Same goes for everything else in this series.
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Baby picspam
For bubbles_san. Based on the tinyfic I wrote: "Come on! What have you got that for?" "He's got *lightning* coming from his cheeks." "So?" "Well, yours is useless. He just sleeps." "He'll evolve! Then he'll be fantastic!" "Well, mine's better than both of yours.""No way!" "Oh, God. Here comes Simon's Jigglypuff!"
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The Christmas Invasion (nine redux)
An AU story, because the Christmas Invasion annoyed me. Most of S2 annoyed me, in fact, but TCI in particular just would have been better with Eccleston. So I decided to see if I could do better. This begins during the Parting of the Ways, when the Doctor is kissing Rose. Please assume all outside events occur precisely as they did on- ( Read more... ) -
Writer's Block: You and A Fictional Character of Your Choice
The Doctor (number nine, with TARDIS) so I could escape!
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Autobiography of an Automobile
Or "Why I love Richard Hammond", by Oliver the Opel Kadett.
Until I met him, my life was nothing extraordinary. I was made in 1963, sold to someone who kept me in petrol and repairs, reasonable maintenance but nothing special. Then I became too old or slow, and was sold on. This continued, and I was reasonably happy, until July of last year. That's ( Read more... ) -
Writer's Block: The Meaning of Love
Love is foolishness and wisdom and commitment. Love is the mayonnaise in the sandwich of life. Romantic love is a choice as well as an emotion. Familial love is not. These are my experiences of love, and have developed with my life. -
Comedy
Mock the Week: fantastic or what? Not only do they have fabulous humour, they also find very hot comedians! It seems to be one of the few things the BBC can do very well: theme tunes and hot comedians. What's not to love?
