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*braces self*
Ji did this so well (and actually finished them all!) that I feel I have to make a bash at it too. And my Yuletide is going so, SO badly that I am just going to write and write and write at these little drabbles and hopefully I'll lose the block. To keep volume low, though -- I think I failed so spectacularly at the last drabble meme because I went to bed, woke up with a million prompts and felt my brain short-circuit -- I'm f-locking this post. ETA: OH WELL, IF PEOPLE ARE LINKING TO IT :D Okay. Unlocked. Request away, my pretties!
Comment with two characters you know I can write, and I'll write you their first kiss.
Different fandoms are go. RP fandoms are go.Damn the Bones Xmas episode for snatching my OTP out of the running.
My disclaimer doesn't include SFS jargon, but you shouldn't be surprised if one or both parties end up with exciting injuries, because I intend to finish my first aid precourse today.
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Now that I've gone and selflessly offered myself up, does anyone have any of the following?
-'Kid Fears' by the Indigo Girls
-'Signal to Noise' by Peter Gabriel
- 'Leave Out All The Rest' by Linkin Park
-'Candleburn' by Dishwalla
- 'Lifetime Piling Up' by Talking Heads
- 'Lullaby' by Trout Fishing In America
-'No One Would Riot For Less' by Bright Eyes
I am having one of those irritating periods where half the songs I am listening to repeatedly are solely in fanvid form.
Comment with two characters you know I can write, and I'll write you their first kiss.
Different fandoms are go. RP fandoms are go.
My disclaimer doesn't include SFS jargon, but you shouldn't be surprised if one or both parties end up with exciting injuries, because I intend to finish my first aid precourse today.
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Now that I've gone and selflessly offered myself up, does anyone have any of the following?
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- 'Leave Out All The Rest' by Linkin Park
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- 'Lifetime Piling Up' by Talking Heads
- 'Lullaby' by Trout Fishing In America
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I am having one of those irritating periods where half the songs I am listening to repeatedly are solely in fanvid form.

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"Kara Thrace?"
"If you're a scout, you needn't bother," she said, not looking at him. "I've given my word to the Buccaneers. Unofficially."
"I'm not a scout." The man took her arm, but not forcefully enough to warrant a violent reaction. Pity. The coach had been on her case about her temper, and if she lost it one more time then she'd miss the final games of the season, so she settled for pulling her arm away.
"What, then? Just a perve off the streets who likes hanging around locker rooms?"
He smiled, then, and she felt herself clench her hands around her towel; strange, that the urge to hurt him was still there. Still growing. She'd never seen him before in her life.
"I came to see you. Call it a dress rehearsal."
She'd never seen him before in her life.
But she still wanted to lash out, and now she sort of maybe had grounds for self-defense against irritating frakkers who were probably stalkers, but her limbs weren't working. Kara Thrace, the best damn pyramid player this side of Apollo's Temple, and she couldn't manage so much as to duck sideways away from his lips.
When the kiss broke, she found that one of her hands was working again, so she raised it with an exhalation of great relief and slammed it across his face. Blood was running from his nose when he straightened up.
"I'll see you again," he said simply.
"Sure," Kara said. "Freak."
He smiled again, and her fingers tingled.
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*runs*
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"I have travelled a long way," she said, and he could see that she was choosing her words carefully. "I hear you play an excellent game, General Iroh."
"It is becoming more difficult to find opponents, my lady." She could have been bluffing the rituals; he couldn't be certain. Her expression, her neatly clasped hands...those gave nothing away. "Especially those as beautiful as yourself."
The faint pleased light in her face didn't look feigned. But he had to be sure. Iroh leaned across the board and kissed her gently, formally, two fingers of his left hand resting on the inside of her elbow. Her breath was warm and edged with jasmine, and Iroh wanted to trust her, but he didn't relax until he felt her own fingers tap his. Twice.
"What do you need?" he murmured.
"Information," the woman said calmly.
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"You are for the Cause?" Lucifer asked him.
"Well," he said, "I mean," and he thought about the dull white fire of conviction that had swept through him when he first heard the speeches, tried to find the sense memory of it in his veins. He failed. But he held Lucifer's fierce sea-grey gaze and knew that he'd made his choice a long time ago. "Yes. To the end."
"Thank you." And Lucifer leaned in and kissed his cheek; something noble in the gesture, something like reverse fealty that made his heart ache.
"Samael," said the other angel, the one that he'd never seen before. There was wind in his voice and lightning in the short, graceful flick of his dark eyes. "Time."
"Thank you," Lucifer repeated, and turned away.
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& do you want to request a drabble?
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In other news, can I have Bones and Booth's first real kiss? Or is that cheating.
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That might be cheating but I don't even care.
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"That was a really stupid thing to do, Bones," Booth says. She's been waiting for him to say it for at least three hours now, but she still hasn't come up with a good response. "Bones." His hand reaches up and knocks against her jaw. "You asleep up there?"
She looks down and watches the way he smiles in the almost-dark, feels the restless shift of his neck on her lap. "No. I don't think I'm going to be able to sleep for a while."
A pause. "Yeah." He sighs and shifts again. "And that was a stupid thing to do."
"I've done it before," she protests.
"And it was a bad idea then, too. Don't go charging into a murderer's house without calling for backup."
"But you..."
She could finish it, you do it all the time, or, you were in trouble, but she doesn't want to argue with him right now. She fiddles with a button on his shirt instead, and studies the amused slant of his mouth, and runs through the list in her head that she's had to pull out more and more of late. Reasons Why It's A Bad Idea To Kiss Seeley Booth.
She thinks, we've talked about this.
But then she thinks, I've done it before.
"I what, Bones?" and it's dark and she feels safe, at peace, at home. She puts her palm against his cheek and finds his wonderful laughing mouth by touch; he inhales sharply, the air cool against her fingers, his chest rising under her other hand.
"Nothing," she says. The darkness is daring her, and she almost died today, and she leans down and kisses him before she can change her mind.
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Signal To Noise (http://www.mediafire.com/?f99mr2bqzzu)
Candleburn (http://www.mediafire.com/?fed4dbnu9cl)
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Martha swatted him in the back of the head. She had decided not to tell Jack about the time the Doctor kissed her, because a) she hadn't even liked him back then, so she hadn't been able to enjoy it properly, and b) the whole DNA-sampling thing lent the event an air of indignity. No. It didn't count.
"Besides, I never seem to kiss people these days unless one of us is going to die. Or has died. Or come back." Jack snapped his fingers and Martha passed him the wavelength monitor. "I've become morbid in my immortality."
"You've always just come back, Jack." She bumped his shoulder. "And yet I don't see you running around distributing kisses."
Jack gave the antenna a final tweak and pulled back, looking at her with an expression that she recognised.
"Tom will kill you," she warned, trying to fend him off with a greasy rag. "I'll help him. We have scalpels and everything. Jack! You --"
He had the decency to keep it light and friendly, but there was enough heat in the kiss to make Martha's stomach squirm with lost opportunities and the convinction that some of his dirty stories weren't nearly as hyperbole-adorned as she'd thought.
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When in doubt, Camille/Thom.
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UM.
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...any further suggestions?
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*whistles innocently*
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"Dude, what are you --" Dean started, and tried to struggle, but Sam took full and shameless advantage of the fact that he could lift his brother off his feet. This was the tradition. Lift and laugh and spin, round and round and round, and Sam couldn't care less that they were spinning on godawful motel carpet under a flickering light and that the cake was a rather squashed-looking thing they'd gotten for half price at a tiny bakery, because his brother was alive.
Just before he was about to lose his balance, Sam halted the spin and -- still on autopilot -- leaned down and delivered a smacking kiss to Dean's indignant mouth. Two seconds later he realised what he'd done and was considering freaking out about it, but the stunned-goldfish expression on Dean's face set him laughing instead.
"Christo," Dean wheezed, leaning in and making a big show of wiping his mouth on the collar of Sam's shirt. "Man, if you're not possessed, you're just an enormous freak."
"Sorry," Sam said, not at all sorry, and set Dean back on his feet.
Dean took two steps sideways and fell onto the floor. "Just gonna lie here until the room stops spinning," he grumbled. "Just gonna --"
"Shit --"
Sam told himself, as Dean's kick neatly scissored his legs out from under him, that he really should have seen that coming. He rubbed ruefully at his elbow and wriggled around on the carpet until he was comfortable, one of his feet bumping Dean's. He looked sideways. "That whole 'and many more' thing, you know I mean it, right? I'm not letting anything else happen to you."
"Whatever, Sammy." Dean kicked him. Hard. "Get up and fetch me some cake."
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"I do like secrets." Gaius smiles and she leans in even further, until her lips are touching his ear. He's sure they make a lovely picture; he's even more sure that he's dancing with the most beautiful woman in the bar and every man in the place envies him.
"I knew who you were as soon as I saw you."
Gaius feels the warm glow of satisfaction spread from his chest to his ego, tight curls of pleasure that scatter along every place she touches him: hands, shoulder, the press of her body against his.
"I suppose fame does have its occasional perks," he murmurs back, hitting just the right note of self-deprecation.
"And you're going to be even more famous, Gaius." She turns her face and leans down to kiss him: lingering, showy, glorious. "You're going to be the most important human being in the race's history."
"If you say so, darling," Gaius says -- breath gone, warmth spinning up into his throat and mouth.
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*looks adorable*
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Eventually Lexie loses her patience and pulls Meredith into the hall, away from the rest of the party. "You could at least pretend to be glad I'm here," she says.
Meredith looks tired. "Lexie. Look."
"No, you look," Lexie snaps, and, "I'm sick of giving you space," and, "Everyone makes allowances for you," and then she's leaning in and kissing her more harshly than she's ever kissed anyone before. Lexie Grey doesn't do harsh. But she doesn't snap, either, and she doesn't yank people around inside their own houses, and maybe this is the most big-sisterly thing Meredith has ever done for her: brought out the ugly adult parts of her personality.
And finally, finally, Meredith looks alive. Shocked, even. "You shouldn't do that."
"Why not?" Lexie can feel a sway coming on, but she digs her heels into the carpet and glares at her sister and holds firm. "It seems to be what people do. This whole place, it's just --" she waves a hand "-- sex sex sex, and emotional drama for lunch. I came here to be a surgeon."
"So did I!" Meredith ducks sideways with a twist of one bare shoulder and takes two strides down the hall before she turns to look back at Lexie. "We all did, all right? This is just...survival mechanisms. These are the people who understand. You think I would have had time to find a normal boyfriend? Oh, I tried that, but it turns out I tried it too late."
"Meredith." Lexie hates the bitterness in the other girl's voice because it makes her feel guilty, even though she knows she shouldn't. Her sister's fucking mess of a life shouldn't be hers to share, but somehow the mess is infectious.
"You'll get used to it." Meredith actually sways, and then heads towards the kitchen, calling out for Cristina.
Lexie closes her hand around the wood of the table. "Perhaps I don't want to," she tells the air, but there's nothing. Just the music thumping through her feet and her empty pulse, syncopated. Nothing.
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pwease?
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"What are you doing, Padfoot?"
And he feels silly, but Remus has always accepted him just as unflinchingly as the castle has: dear fierce James will speak out against the Blacks and provide clean, constructuve anger when it's needed, but Sirus knows that his name could be Black or White or Smith or anything, anything at all, and Remus wouldn't think of him as anything but himself. Sirus.
So he says, "I'm thanking the stones," and doesn't feel awkward about it.
Remus smiles and walks over to place his own palm there too, not quite touching Sirius'. "I know what you mean."
"Thank you," Sirius says suddenly, "I never said --" and he only means to bump his forehead against Remus' but he gets distracted by the knowing sadness of his lips and the fire that flares up in his eyes. Two days until the full moon; really, he should have known better, because there's iron and grace in the way Remus takes hold of his half-loose Gryffindor tie and crushes their lips together.
It should be strange but it isn't, it's valediction, it's just him and Remus and the stones of the castle, it's knowing the value of being judged for your heart and not for your blood.
"The train," Remus says presently, "we should hurry," but the wolf-fire is still there, and even though Sirius watches him and watches him and pulls back until they are no longer touching, it doesn't die away.
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To remedy this, I've resolved to just tell you these are all awesome and leave peacefully.