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stargateficrec2015-04-23 02:39 pm
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Entry tags:
Grimm Tale by starry_diadem
Show: SGA
Rec Category: Sheppard/McKay
Characters: Rodney McKay John Sheppard
Pairings: Sheppard/McKay
Categories: Crack Humor First Time Slash
Warnings: None
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
starry_diadem
Author's Website: The Celestial Dome
Link: Grimm Tale
Why This Must Be Read:
A little crack to lighten your mood. With illustrations!
Once upon a time, in many great forests that cover many, many worlds, stood the ancient and mysterious Great Rings of the Ancestors. The Great Rings sat with their feet set firm in the mossy forest floor and their cold naquadah arches stretching up to the heavens, looking like stone portals between what was, what is and what is yet to be.
Near the Greatest of all the Great Rings, in the City of the Ancestors itself, lived a group of explorers and adventurers who had come there from a galaxy far, far away. Among them were their leader, Dr Elizabeth Weir, a poor astrophysicist and scientist called Radek, and their two boys, John and Rodney.
John and Rodney (who was really Radek's boss) weren't their children, you understand. Except when they acted like it. Which was about once an hour.
And it didn't matter if you meant Earth hours or Atlantean hours. Once. An. Hour.
At least.
Rec Category: Sheppard/McKay
Characters: Rodney McKay John Sheppard
Pairings: Sheppard/McKay
Categories: Crack Humor First Time Slash
Warnings: None
Author on LJ:
starry_diademAuthor's Website: The Celestial Dome
Link: Grimm Tale
Why This Must Be Read:
A little crack to lighten your mood. With illustrations!
Once upon a time, in many great forests that cover many, many worlds, stood the ancient and mysterious Great Rings of the Ancestors. The Great Rings sat with their feet set firm in the mossy forest floor and their cold naquadah arches stretching up to the heavens, looking like stone portals between what was, what is and what is yet to be.
Near the Greatest of all the Great Rings, in the City of the Ancestors itself, lived a group of explorers and adventurers who had come there from a galaxy far, far away. Among them were their leader, Dr Elizabeth Weir, a poor astrophysicist and scientist called Radek, and their two boys, John and Rodney.
John and Rodney (who was really Radek's boss) weren't their children, you understand. Except when they acted like it. Which was about once an hour.
And it didn't matter if you meant Earth hours or Atlantean hours. Once. An. Hour.
At least.