Five things SG-1 did, when they were the only ones turned into 8-year-olds for 24 hours, at the SGC.
For the Original Team carnivalofsquee, Five things SG-1 did, when they were the only ones turned into 8-year-olds for 24 hours, at the SGC
(prompt from sg1-five-things)
1. Nothing. George Hammond is no fool, and ordered them locked down in the main isolation room with the big observation window, and three round-the-clock guards on the door, cameras covering every angle, and upgraded security on all the ducts and access panels for three levels above and below the isolation room.
They're still pouting a day later, when returned to normal.
2. Saved the SGC from an alien incursion. Which was easier than they would have guessed, under the circumstances.
3. People still talk about the food fight to this day. Except for Sam and Jack, because Sam doesn't like remembering how long it took to wash out the peanut butter Jack put in her hair (and she's really not fond of the nickname "Nutter Butter" that Daniel chanted for the rest of the day), and Jack doesn't like to talk about the broken nose Sam gave him in retaliation, especially after Teal'c (who was apparently neither quiet nor stoic at age eight) taunts him with, "You got hit by a girl!" for the rest of the day.
Two weeks later, during a mission, Teal'c and Daniel's tent develops a mysterious leak during a torrential downpour.
4. No one is sure how they got into the Gate room, and no one is admitting responsibility for giving them the finger paints.
5. Bounced on the big bed in the guest quarters. They're all high on the candy people have been slipping them through the day, and after the third time they start playing a particularly rambunctious game of tag in the halls, Hammond orders them corralled in the guest quarters. When Hammond goes in to check on them a few hours later, a little concerned that he hasn't heard a report of any trouble, he finds them together in a tangled pile in the middle of the bed, sound asleep.
Hammond keeps the picture of that moment in his wallet for years.
(prompt from sg1-five-things)
1. Nothing. George Hammond is no fool, and ordered them locked down in the main isolation room with the big observation window, and three round-the-clock guards on the door, cameras covering every angle, and upgraded security on all the ducts and access panels for three levels above and below the isolation room.
They're still pouting a day later, when returned to normal.
2. Saved the SGC from an alien incursion. Which was easier than they would have guessed, under the circumstances.
3. People still talk about the food fight to this day. Except for Sam and Jack, because Sam doesn't like remembering how long it took to wash out the peanut butter Jack put in her hair (and she's really not fond of the nickname "Nutter Butter" that Daniel chanted for the rest of the day), and Jack doesn't like to talk about the broken nose Sam gave him in retaliation, especially after Teal'c (who was apparently neither quiet nor stoic at age eight) taunts him with, "You got hit by a girl!" for the rest of the day.
Two weeks later, during a mission, Teal'c and Daniel's tent develops a mysterious leak during a torrential downpour.
4. No one is sure how they got into the Gate room, and no one is admitting responsibility for giving them the finger paints.
5. Bounced on the big bed in the guest quarters. They're all high on the candy people have been slipping them through the day, and after the third time they start playing a particularly rambunctious game of tag in the halls, Hammond orders them corralled in the guest quarters. When Hammond goes in to check on them a few hours later, a little concerned that he hasn't heard a report of any trouble, he finds them together in a tangled pile in the middle of the bed, sound asleep.
Hammond keeps the picture of that moment in his wallet for years.