Jack/Sam that works for me

[sid]

It was 3 am, I couldn't sleep, I popped in a DVD, and I was swept up in the Jack/Sam goodness.

What difference does it really make that they're both in the military? They risk their lives every day and they deserve to snatch what happiness they can.

So doin' it.

Of course, Sam might be doin' it with just about anybody. For instance, the cute blond kid in the glasses who's such a terrible flirt. OK, he might be doin' it with just about anybody, too.

And then there's their favorite enemy, who Sam just keeps releasing even though they capture him practically every other week. He and Sam are always making eyes at each other - could be something there.

*sigh* I love The Rat Patrol.

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[tejas.livejournal.com]

You're so evil. I was waiting for the punch line... and then you punched me. ;-)

Y'know, it says a lot that I'd forgotten the Americans' names, but can still remember Dietrich. ;-)

Oh, *MAN* do I ever remember Dietrich. :-)

[sid]

Accent whore! *g* I started watching "The Young and the Restless" thanks to him.

I adored that show. I would go to the store on the day that the new TV Guide came out and look to see the synopsis for the upcoming show. Funny how often the story I made up in my head turned out to be better than the one I saw on the screen. (/foreshadowing)

I still have a couple of Rat Patrol paperbacks tucked away. *sighs*

[tejas.livejournal.com]

Accent, schamacsent. The man was *gorgeous*! :-) Tall, built, blue-eyed (/foreshadowing ;-).

I never read any Rat Patrol books, but I did read a Combat or three. Ah, those were the days.

And yes, the stories I made up in my head were often far superior to what I saw on the screen.