Thursday: Vacation

[badfalcon.livejournal.com]

We've reached Thursday, which means it's my last day as your host. I've had a blast and I hope you have too. We're going to finish the week off by going on vacation. All-inclusive 5-star resorts or dumps with cockroaches? Relaxing by the pool or sight-seeing?

Please just remember:

• Only three prompts for the same fandom & only five prompts in a row (though if one of your prompts is filled, you can prompt again).


• No spoilers in your prompts for at least a week after the airdate/release.


• Warn for any spoilers for your fic in bold and leave at least three spaces before the text.


• Take the monkeys into consideration when writing your prompt. If the prompt is too long, it becomes very hard to record it properly in the archive. Fics are also meant to be comment sized! If you get very inspired, that's ok, but long detailed prompts deserve long detailed stories, and that's not what we're about. Thank you!

And, as ever, the correct format for prompts is as follows
Criminal Minds, Rossi & Hotch, you do remember what a vacation is, don't you?
Quantum Leap/Chuck, Sam Beckett, family vacation with the Bartowskis

If today's round of h/c doesn't take your fancy, please remember there's always the Lonely Prompts

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[truthwritaslies.livejournal.com]

It starts when the hotel's computer system goes down, only for it to play random burts of music over the intercom any time someone hit the L key. Hardison is seen to occaisionally rock out whenever this happens.

Then there is the night that someone "mysteriously" blows up the car of that particularly snotty concierge. Luckily it was rigged to blow when he used the remote access button on his key chain and it was a very small explosion, so no one was hurt and he only had to replace his engine.

No one ever connects the explosion to the doe-eyed blonde he had so odiously been pursuing.

The straw that breaks the camel's back, though, is when Elliot locks the head Chef in one of the closets down the hall from the kitchen and, sick of the man's utter lack of talent, presents a feast for the guests that has many of them chattering happily about how the hotel really should do everything they could to keep the new chef.

That would have been ok, if it wasn't for the fact that the head Chef was also the owner of the hotel and quite proud of his skill in the kitchen.

After all the other things tha thad been happening he demanded they leave immediately and put them on the permanant ban list.

It wasn't the most peaceful vacation but then, who wanted peaceful?

Re: Filled

[enmuse.livejournal.com]

LOL! I'm especially amused by Eliot. No, they wouldn't be able to have a typical vacation...

Re: Filled

[sycophantastic.livejournal.com]

Haaaaaaaa, that's AWESOME. Very very "them". ♥♥♥

Thank you!