Subject: Thanks everyone
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Posted on: 2009-04-23 08:36:00 UTC
Yeah, reading missions in fandoms you're not familiar with is not always as easy or amusing as intended.
The Sue in the A-Team story is of such epic proporitions that all you really need to know is that the canon characters are working for a military/intelligence organisation and fought in the Vietnam war.
First, I'd like to plug two missions.
One I finished at the beginning of this month, but hadn't plugged here yet: Like Father, Like Daughter, a Torchwood mission.
And one I posted today: Over the River, an A-Team mission.
I've added up all the missions I've written (varying in length between 500 and 15000 words) and came to a total of 50 missions.
And I thought it was the day-job that was giving me burnout.
Congrats on attaining such an impressively large amount of killed badfics. Have a medal and a stuffed panda.
*is very impressed*
That calls for opening the extra-big keg of bleepka!
That...that is a lot.
Have some cake and caffeine.
Congratulations! :-D
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Nice work! I haven't even started yet '>>
For your Agents' vacations.
Congratulations! Here, have a case of the finest Bleepka and a lifetime-supply of Bleepolate. You deserve it.
~Neshomeh
That's, like, 50 missions more than me.
Very impressive. You deserve the Jay & Acacia Medal.
(Seriously, we should hand out prizes like that once in a while.)
50 missions?! Congratulations.
Fifty missions?! And I thought I was doing all right with three to my name and three more on the way...
*produces something round and rather shiny on a chain out of a plothole*
This is the Platinum Spork Medallion! Please accept it as a token of your amazing achievement in reaching double the number of missions even Jay and Acacia ever did!
See, I told you there's no catching up to you. Well done. :D
CONGRATULATIONS!
IndeMaat needs a banner. Or a badge. Or just a sticker, but some sort of recognition.
(Unfortunately, I don't know either of those fandoms, so I can't read them to celebrate. :( )
Yeah, reading missions in fandoms you're not familiar with is not always as easy or amusing as intended.
The Sue in the A-Team story is of such epic proporitions that all you really need to know is that the canon characters are working for a military/intelligence organisation and fought in the Vietnam war.
*pulls out the music and the lembas*
Definitely a historical milestone!