And on a lighter note...

[sid]

...to balance out the darkness of my last post...when I wrote George and Walter's First Kiss for sg1_five_things, I very carefully stayed away from going all goofy with my responses. So, um, msbeata requested an example of what an All Goofy response to the prompt might have been:

"Thank you, sergeant." George took the papers from Walter's hand. "You're dismissed," he added as Walter showed no signs of leaving.

"General. Sir." Walter's face was determined. "I can't let another day go by without letting you know how much you mean to me. I know you could never feel the same way..."

George spun in his chair and held out his arms invitingly. "Walter," he said happily. "I have been waiting for this moment."

Three seconds later Walter was in George's lap, and they were kissing rapturously.

The members of SG-1 exchanged nervous glances, and tiptoed out of the briefing room as fast as they could.

Comments

[sid]

I'm laughing. As soon as I saw that I had a comment from you, I had to do a word count to see if I accidentally wrote a drabble. Damn! 107! LOL.

I can actually see Walter's serious face as he utters his declaration of luv...

[janedavitt.livejournal.com]

Weeeeell, you could easily make it a drabble, you know! :;tempts to the drabble-side::

Just delete 'spun in his chair and'

and 'The members of '

and add one word back in.

[sid]

Or "the members of" and "as fast as they could" and add one word.

If George doesn't spin his chair around, Walter won't be able to climb onto his lap!

[janedavitt.livejournal.com]

Then leave the chair spinning in, OMG, what was I thinking?

[sid]

Well, let's see. In the three seconds that elapse between George holding out his arms and the rapturous kissing, I suppose that Walter may have spun the chair around!

Ooh, doesn't that sound all manly and forceful? *swoons*

[janedavitt.livejournal.com]

Totally :-)