LINKDING

<blockquote>No matter how hard you try, pretending you didn't get married while blackout drunk doesn't mean it didn't happen.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"You want to recruit me for what? You want me to go where?" Sgt. Brad Colbert has been on a lot of strange missions, but this promises to be his most out there yet: Atlantis This is not a story about falling in love. This is a story about falling in team.</blockquote> ➤ most of this fic is absobloodylutely wonderful. The ending doesn't quite live up to the everything else but it's still totally worth a read.

<blockquote>Ray the robot Marine.</blockquote>

<blockquote> Nate thinks: Not dancing is not living. He doesn’t say it.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Okay, so basically I shoved the GK boys into 19th century Napoleonic England, added Naomi Novik's dragons, shook vigorously, and then RAN LIKE THE HELL</blockquote> ➤ also on ao3: http://archiveofourown.org/works/554685

<blockquote>It’s around when Ray wants to hold Walt’s hand like a goddamn teenage girl with stars in her eyes and wet panties that he starts to worry.</blockquote> ➤ Series contains: Ray Person's Big Gay Day Ray Person's Big Gay Life Ray Person's Big Gay Plan Ray Person's Big Gay Ring Brad Colbert's Large Homosexual Conversation Ray Person's Big Gay Wedding Ray Person's Big Gay Honeymoon Ray Person's Big Gay Fight Ray Person's Big Gay Move Ray Person's Big Gay Adoption Ray Person's Big Gay Parenting Ray Person's Big Gay Dinner Ray Person's Grand Straight Wedding Ray Person's Big Gay Life (Redux)

<blockquote>'Two thousand miles and that's the greeting I get? So much for that famed Southern hospitality. Never mind, I'll help you get started: 'Hello, Brad. Good to see you. I would have returned your numerous emails or taken one of your plentiful phone calls, but I fell the other night when I was out cow-tipping with the boys, hit my head, and am now a fucking amnesiac.'</blockquote> ➤ no amnesia involved ➤ in which Ray's mom finds out he's gay and doesn't take it well

<blockquote>Just to reiterate, I am NOT writing Directed-verse Generation Kill. But if I were to write it, some of it might look a little like this.</blockquote>

<blockquote>In which Ray is a computer programmer, Brad is his project manager and Nate is the business consultant trying to save them from Encino Man. An office AU.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Ray's chasing Brad. No, wait. Brad's leading Ray. No, wait.</blockquote> ➤ In which Ray is an FBI agent and Brad's leading him a game of cat-and-mouse