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Mod Announcement: The Final Set
It's with sadness that the mods of ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
sg1_five_things announce that, after six years, we've decided it's time for the community to wind down.
However, we plan to go out with a bang! To that end, we are opening our spreadsheet of unused prompts for your perusal. From now until November 15th, this post will serve as a collection point for responses to any and all prompts. On November 15th, we will have one final, grand unveiling.
You can see all of the unused prompts here. Please note that the spreadsheet is divided by show, with a separate tab for each show. Look along the bottom to find the show(s) you're interested in.
If you're feeling nostalgic, you can also look through past used prompts here and here. If you want to answer one of those instead or as well, go ahead. In that case, please leave your reply on the original entry and post a link here to maximize readership.
Regardless of which prompt you're responding to, please include the prompt with your response here so we all know what it is.
As always, you're welcome to make your responses as long or short as you wish. Multiple comments is fine, and so is posting elsewhere and posting a link here.
Please feel free to respond to as many prompts as you have the time and inclination for. And spread the word! The more the merrier!
Finally, before we close, let me say how much we love all of you: the prompters, the writers, the readers, and the lurkers. It's you who have made this community what it is, and we appreciate the time and effort you've put into it. We couldn't have done it without you.
THANK YOU!!!
sg1_five_things announce that, after six years, we've decided it's time for the community to wind down.However, we plan to go out with a bang! To that end, we are opening our spreadsheet of unused prompts for your perusal. From now until November 15th, this post will serve as a collection point for responses to any and all prompts. On November 15th, we will have one final, grand unveiling.
You can see all of the unused prompts here. Please note that the spreadsheet is divided by show, with a separate tab for each show. Look along the bottom to find the show(s) you're interested in.
If you're feeling nostalgic, you can also look through past used prompts here and here. If you want to answer one of those instead or as well, go ahead. In that case, please leave your reply on the original entry and post a link here to maximize readership.
Regardless of which prompt you're responding to, please include the prompt with your response here so we all know what it is.
As always, you're welcome to make your responses as long or short as you wish. Multiple comments is fine, and so is posting elsewhere and posting a link here.
Please feel free to respond to as many prompts as you have the time and inclination for. And spread the word! The more the merrier!
Finally, before we close, let me say how much we love all of you: the prompters, the writers, the readers, and the lurkers. It's you who have made this community what it is, and we appreciate the time and effort you've put into it. We couldn't have done it without you.
THANK YOU!!!
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john was told it was a desert. frankly, it looked like crap on a plate. maybe it was like the finnish mämmi, but he wasn’t taking any chances. john snuck his portion back on the platter with the rest of it.
they said it was an ale of some sort. it was like a thick milkshake & smelled like cat pee. john dumped it back into the pitcher when no one was looking.
the stuff looked like a pile of cooked ground beef, but had a grey slime on it. john gave it to a dog-like animal that was hanging around.
it looked like the bowl was filled with very large rice krispies. they were making crackling noises, but no milk had been poured on them & john was sure a couple of them moved. he pretended to trip, spilling the whole bowl on the ground.
the fruit looked kind of like an apple, but had a rind similar to an orange. once peeled, the smell reminded john of diesel fuel & the part you were supposed to eat was sort of fuzzy. ronon seemed to be enjoying his, so john gave it to him.
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