Stargate SG-1 fic: Locked Down
25 Mar 2012 12:28 pmAnother story that was supposed to be short and just got away with me. Oh well. For the alphabet soup challenge at
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W is for weekly lockdown drills that are rarely drills (and sometimes more often than weekly).
Locked Down
by jennickels (aka Jen Connelly)
Stargate SG-1
Cam, Daniel
600 words
rating: G
WARNINGS:
Another day, another lockdown. Just another normal night at the SGC apparently.
don't own... wish I did, but I don't. No infringement intended.
There were a few things Lieutenant Colonel Cameron Mitchell must have missed in his SGC orientation. If he was honest with himself, some of it was probably covered but he was too busy not paying absolute attention to the video. Completely unintentional, of course. It was just that Jackson tended to get wordy and his voice was on a frequency that Cam's brain naturally tuned out. He noticed that after their first few briefings.
( weekly lockdown drills are rarely drills )
EDIT: I just realized how many horrible, horrible spelling mistakes this thing had. I apologize to all. Apparently my spellcheck quit on libreoffice when I wrote this and I didn't notice. Until today when I went to post it to AO3 and saw all the red squiggly lines. *facepalm*
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W is for weekly lockdown drills that are rarely drills (and sometimes more often than weekly).
Locked Down
by jennickels (aka Jen Connelly)
Stargate SG-1
Cam, Daniel
600 words
rating: G
WARNINGS:
Another day, another lockdown. Just another normal night at the SGC apparently.
don't own... wish I did, but I don't. No infringement intended.
There were a few things Lieutenant Colonel Cameron Mitchell must have missed in his SGC orientation. If he was honest with himself, some of it was probably covered but he was too busy not paying absolute attention to the video. Completely unintentional, of course. It was just that Jackson tended to get wordy and his voice was on a frequency that Cam's brain naturally tuned out. He noticed that after their first few briefings.
( weekly lockdown drills are rarely drills )
EDIT: I just realized how many horrible, horrible spelling mistakes this thing had. I apologize to all. Apparently my spellcheck quit on libreoffice when I wrote this and I didn't notice. Until today when I went to post it to AO3 and saw all the red squiggly lines. *facepalm*