If he can't think of another two, I'll contribute 2 for which I was unable to think of a satisfactory third ("Eric John Stark takes passage to Tatooine on the Millenium Falcon?" Naw. "The Cybermen offer the Master their own peculiar brand of immortality?" Too much like the one with the Borg. &c.)
2. The Doctor meets the Pope, and they have more in common either expects. (Preferably the Pertwee Doctor, since you don't seem to write him nearly as much, and a suitably contemporary Pope.)
Ugh. Sorry, too much room there for one of you to feel shorted if I pick the other's suggestion. I'm going to insist that you each supply three to play.
(And it's not because I'm stumped by the three suggestions you've made so far between you. In fact there's one among them that I have written.)
I must have missed it. Accordingly, I withdraw it — #3, unless I'm badly mistaken (you seem to have this "Once and Future Kirk" thing going on).
I was just trying to give you an excuse to write the original suggestion, since I'm not one of your "regulars". If you don't want to take it, I'm hardly going to insist! (The reason I keep hanging around is that I think that you may think the way I think, more or less, which is dangerous and intriguing. I was complaining about how all the time-travel stories had messed up the Star Trek continuity beyond the Next Generation epoch to the point that the Federation apparently became the Time Lords, and shortly thereafter I stumbled onto your site and discovered you had written exactly that.)
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1) After being exchanged for each other, Vala Mal Doran and Aeryn Sun have to pretend to be each other until the can be switched back.
2) Lois Lane ditches Superman for Jimmy Olsen
3) Quite by accident, Hawkeye discovers that Radar is not the innocent naif he thought him to be.
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Well I've never attempted same sex smut. I'll assume that's what you're getting at with your third prompt.
"Stop putting me on a pedestal, Radar!"
"This isn't about putting you on a pestedal!"
"Naw, it's about bending me over the sink."
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That's - actually not what I had in mind when I wrote that.
But you're right - it's not a fic I thought you'd ever do.
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You're supposed to give me three to chose from.
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(Anonymous) 2007-05-07 08:23 pm (UTC)(link)2. The Doctor meets the Pope, and they have more in common either expects. (Preferably the Pertwee Doctor, since you don't seem to write him nearly as much, and a suitably contemporary Pope.)
3. Captain Kirk dies, and that's OK.
--publius--
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Ugh. Sorry, too much room there for one of you to feel shorted if I pick the other's suggestion. I'm going to insist that you each supply three to play.
(And it's not because I'm stumped by the three suggestions you've made so far between you. In fact there's one among them that I have written.)
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(Anonymous) 2007-05-07 10:08 pm (UTC)(link)I was just trying to give you an excuse to write the original suggestion, since I'm not one of your "regulars". If you don't want to take it, I'm hardly going to insist! (The reason I keep hanging around is that I think that you may think the way I think, more or less, which is dangerous and intriguing. I was complaining about how all the time-travel stories had messed up the Star Trek continuity beyond the Next Generation epoch to the point that the Federation apparently became the Time Lords, and shortly thereafter I stumbled onto your site and discovered you had written exactly that.)
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Good guess. But if you only know my online career you can only have missed it, as it dates from the days of paper Dailies.