LINKDING

➤ does what it says on the tin. One report by each member of the team.

➤ I, uh, don't remember...but it was good

Five lies Jack wouldn't have told if he were straight.

➤ Teyla and Vala talk together about Earth culture stuff they've heard about from other people.

➤ Sam Carter and the Doctor meet at a scientific conference, and talk nerdy to each other about time travel. It is excellent.

➤ set in same fraternitas universe as If You Want To Kiss The Sky (by siegeofangels), with Daniel dealing with the sexual culture of the military.

➤ fun little story

<blockquote>The SGC's underground and unofficial annual "best of" awards.</blockquote>

➤ Sam is bitter at Rodney over the Teal'c thing and wants to make him understand, and Rodney-from-the-future gets dragged into Rodney's body

<blockquote>"Am I dead?" he asked. Death manifested an hourglass. The sand within wasn't trickling down. NO. BUT YOU DON'T SEEM TO BE EXACTLY ALIVE, EITHER.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"And that's really what it says." "Well, I took a liberty with 'bluebell.' The direct gloss is 'blue cups.' But I think I've captured original rhythm and intent." He set the page down. "Why did you have me translating poetry?" "Oh, I don't know. Maybe because it was in a text file marked 'Introduction to Basic Physical Chemistry.'" It was all Rodney could do not to start screaming and throwing things. </blockquote> ➤ Rodney and Sam talking science

<blockquote>synecdochic (12:41:11 AM): although miella suggests that Daniel and Michael would have gotten along just fine. frostfire_17 (12:41:17 AM): --omg yes! synecdochic (12:41:23 AM): which .... synecdochic (12:41:26 AM): char-slaps brainchar- frostfire_17 (12:41:27 AM): no, they would frostfire_17 (12:42:03 AM): and Daniel would sit with Michael and talk about how all sentient beings are people, and how everyone does bad things including humans and how are you feeling now, Michael? synecdochic (12:42:18 AM): And after all, they're both. Outsiders. Really. frostfire_17 (12:42:28 AM): and Michael would want to KILL HIM for being so--Daniel--until he started to warm up just a little... frostfire_17 (12:42:36 AM): because he doesn't flinch frostfire_17 (12:42:46 AM): everyone else, even Teyla, flinches synecdochic (12:42:48 AM): Doesn't even seem to char-acknowledgechar- that Michael can kill him. frostfire_17 (12:42:58 AM): doesn't seem to have that inherent--revulsion synecdochic (12:43:34 AM): Is different. Just -- subtly, strangely. There's something off about him.</blockquote>

<blockquote>He keeps running into this, things he doesn't have, chores he forgets to do, reflexes he's lost. Jack bought him a lot of things at the beginning--dishes, sheets, bookshelves. A TV, movies, Air Force's paying, Danny. No big deal, and he had stuff again. But that doesn't mean he remembers it all. He doesn't think he's dusted since he's been back. And he doesn't own anything that could do it other than dishcloths. </blockquote> ➤ (Daniel in first season)

<blockquote>So I'd been getting some ribbing -- goodnatured enough, you put more than two guys together in a locker room and there's going to be some ball-busting involved, it's some kind of primitive ritual or something -- about the fact that my team consisted of me, two scientists and someone who was born halfway across the galaxy.</blockquote> ➤ Jack and Daniel, and Daniel needing to learn to fit in to the military culture he's now a part of

<blockquote>Set before "Forever in a Day." Because I have never written apocalypse before, despite loving it more than anything. </blockquote>

<blockquote>Bill just couldn't leave her like that . . . but enlisting Jeannie Miller's help was a mistake. A mistake, because McKay was definitely going to kill him when he discovered the mess—well, mortal danger—Bill had gotten his sister into. Yeah. He was definitely a dead man. As soon as he managed to escape himself, that is. Of course, Bill really needn't have worried, because Jeannie, her brother, and Teyla were a little distracted by body swapping and explosions and terrorist attacks and the terrible question of what, exactly, constitutes human rights . . .</blockquote>

<blockquote>Dr. Rodney McKay isn't Cam's first choice for an astrophysicist; he knows that before he ever meets the man in person.</blockquote> ➤ outside pov on Rodney & John