What A Man Does For His Country by Teand Rated NC-17

[alicambs.livejournal.com]

Rec Category: Jack/Daniel
Pairing: Jack/Daniel
Category: Humour
Warning: Slash,
Author on LJ: Don't know
Author Website: The compound

Link: Area 52: What A Man Does For His Country

Summary: Their country wants a specimen, Janet wants a specimen, so why do some men have to make such a meal out of supplying one?

Comment: This is a humorous and hot PWP

Comments

[travellingone.livejournal.com]

I adore Teand's humourous fics, but I do miss her more serious stuff. I wish she'd write more of them.

[alicambs.livejournal.com]

I know what you mean, and quite honestly I just wish she'd write more, both J/D and M/K!

By the way, and this is completely OT, every time I type in humourous (the spelling I've always used up to now) I'm corrected to humorous. That's in both Word - UK English setting and when I doubled checked in my dictionary - also UK English. It's kind of frustrating me. *g*

[malnpudl.livejournal.com]

By the way, and this is completely OT, every time I type in humourous (the spelling I've always used up to now) I'm corrected to humorous. That's in both Word - UK English setting and when I doubled checked in my dictionary - also UK English. It's kind of frustrating me. *g*

Interesting... here's what the online OED (http://www.oed.com) has to say about it (in case you're a word nerd like me and care about such things):

For the spelling cf. HONOUR; humour is now usual in Great Britain, humor in U.S. The English formations, humoured, humourless, humoursome, are here spelt like the n. and vb.; but the derivatives formed on a Latin type, as humoral, humorist, humorous, are spelt humor- as in L. humorosus, etc. (This agrees with Johnson's use.) The pronunciation of the initial h is only of recent date, and is sometimes omitted, esp. in the senses under II: see H (the letter).]

Also -- great rec! Thanks. :-)

[alicambs.livejournal.com]

Right, interesting, so I've been spelling it wrong for ever, eep! And yes, I'm a bit of a word nerd and punctuation nerd as well - which leads me to ask if you've read Eats Shoots and Leaves.

Right... back on topic, must think of my next J/D rec... *g*

[travellingone.livejournal.com]

It's the evil of Microsoft Word. It does the same thing to me and I have to remind the computer that despite its American programming, it was made in Canada and since it's Canadian, it should accept Canadian spelling.

Then again, I've once kicked my work computer. I nearly freaked out one of the IT guys.

[tafkarfanfic.livejournal.com]

I got a big laugh out of this one. Thanks for posting it.

[dragonbetween.livejournal.com]

Oh I love this story! I've read it before but it's worth the re-read. Thanks for posting it.

~ Morgaine

[alicambs.livejournal.com]

My pleasure, I got a laugh out of attempting a summary. *g*