nanda (nandamai)
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- Stargate SG-1 (85)
- The Matrix (Movies) (16)
- Star Trek: Voyager (16)
- Mad Max Series (Movies) (15)
- Torchwood (8)
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"Practice the code, not the sex. The code, not the sex."
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"It had been a long fucking day, especially for a woman who'd been unplugged just that morning."
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The Ethereal Horticultural Revolution, or, Peas Is Our Professioune by nanda (nandamai)
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
21 Jul 2024
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Aziraphale potters in the garden whilst Crowley lazes in the sun. But there are storm clouds gathering, and communication might still be a problem, even in the South Downs.
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The Last Sex Show in Soho by nanda (nandamai)
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
26 Jun 2024
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In which Mrs. Sandwich embarrasses Aziraphale, Crowley embarrasses himself, and Nina just wants to sell coffee. Mostly.
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A Treatise on the Proper Usage of a Vulva by Anthony J. Crowley by nanda (nandamai)
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
03 Mar 2024
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Crowley is having a breasts-and-vulva day. Aziraphale's never touched either before. Hijinks and expert instruction ensue.
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Why sleeping with her boss might not have been the best idea Samantha Carter ever had.
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Why sleeping with her boss might not have been the best idea Samantha Carter ever had.
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A set of Sam/Jack stories that can stand alone, but take place in the same fictional universe. It's mostly smut, mostly written during S6, and takes place after Jack retires.
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Two angsty S6 stories.
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He discovers he is trapped not too long after. The land he’s forced to dwell in is large, objectively, but after years and years being trapped in one place it feels like the smallest thing ever. His tribe leaves and another takes their place, and he mourns the familiarity of their voices and their laughs. He grows attached to the new tribe – watching children being born, growing, coupling and dying does that to you – but they move on, too.
Everyone moves on.
A few hundred years later, the first person stays.
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Robin has been here the longest, and he knows loneliness better than anyone else.
Bookmarked by nanda (nandamai)
08 Sep 2021