OOC: This story is largely inspired by the song Going Missing by Maximo Park - and also largely Jess’ fault, as she was the one introduced me to it. So I stayed up tonight writing this. It’s actually fairly long and I just went … “whoa”. Turned out completely differently to how I had imagined it in my head ( Read more... )

Let it be known that if I am going to endure almost twenty four hours of Donovan's endless ranting about his trip to Tokyo, then I'm going to need some sort of substantial result from the mission ( Read more... )

Just a warning: this is the last time I will defend you lot to Doctor Weir and Colonel Sheppard when you blatently screw up offworld ( Read more... )

OOC: Um. I was kind of bored. A little. You know, this took up seventeen pages in the word document? I can't be bothered doing an LJ cut though. God, how lazy am I ( Read more... )

Having recently regained access to my own journal, it has come to my attention that certain annoying, perpetually-happy people (who shall remain nameless) has found it amusing to hijack my journal ( Read more... )

It has recently come to my attention that I may have unwillingly insulted some of the young, timid scientists in Atlantis. Now, these amazingly bright young chaps fellows did not deserve such crass. Terribly sorry, boys, and girls. You all work hard and desreve parties and other such ... things ( Read more... )

You Are A: Bear Cub!

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OOC: This is just me random answering TM prompts for Adam and Tim in an odd sort of way. 'Twas inspired by Sushie really, as she endevours to write responses for Gabriel.

( Just for an explanation: Adam and I have decided to answer these questions about each other; just for 'fun', according to him. )

So I see you've all been having a little fun.

Congratulations. You are all officially useless. So this is where you had to quickly run off to, was it Adam, when I asked you to help me out what that ... thing? And then you came and mocked me about it later. Yes, that really wasn't wise.

My goofy hands are, apparently, quite capable of working this ( Read more... )