It was almost too much to take in at once. It was a good thing Rodney was a genius, or he might not have absorbed any of it. As it was, he was getting there.
As far as he understood it, he was on a weird island populated by people from varying dimensions, realities and universes, not to mention dinosaurs, tigers, monkeys, elephants and mummy-
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Giddy wasn't exactly the word John would use to describe how he'd felt the past few days, but it might have come close. When he was ten.
Either way, John found it comforting to be able to stroll in, toss the extra empty sidearm and two clips onto Rodney's mattress, and stand over him, arms crossed. Including leaning over his laptop to see what he was doing, just to piss him off.
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"No, she didn't," he said with a small shake of his head. "A Stargate showed up here once. Neither of you slept for a week trying to get it to work. Then it disappeared. Just like that."
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John shook his head and sat up when he started to feel a little woozy from lying down with his head hanging over the edge. "It just disappeared, and thinking about it two years later is still demoralizing."
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"I guess it could be worse. I'm...not really sure how, but it probably could be."
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And it wasn't like he wanted to keep it from Rodney, John would just rather let him get his mind around everything before dropping another bomb on his head.
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"Wait, what?"
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"The bookshelf has film reels along with books. Every now and then it pops out a few film reels of-" he made air quotes and a face usually seen on ten year olds, "-'Stargate Atlantis'. I've only watched a couple." After a moment he added, "SG-1's got their own show. We're a spin-off."
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He gave Rodney a few seconds to breathe, then spoke up. "I'm top billed, actually," he said with a smirk.
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