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Sam Carter /Jack O'Neill Ship Appreciation Thread 2.0
I don't think anyone has mentioned these two former Stargate Fan Fiction writers who now write Stargate Novels (the books by Fandemonium):
Sally Reeve - I don't apparently have a correct link to her site as the only one I have is for Geocites which had been closed for some time so maybe someone here has another link.
There was one Fan Fiction writer named Doc but I don't know where her stuff is located. Maybe the Stargate Novel Archive that some posted a link to.
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There was one other fan fiction I was going to suggest but I don't remember the title but I just now I just remembered it after some searching, Jo R. - Intervention which can be found here: http://www.shahrazad.net/~sgnovels/a...1/authorj.html. I guess it pays to remember the author and a little bit about the story because that can really help especially when there are a lot of Sam & Jack Fan fics out there.
Which brings me to this...do you all (those who write) read your own fanfic? For fun, I mean. Just wondering.
Sometimes I do read my fan fiction if I am in the mood to so or if I have sequel planned and I don't remember what happened in the parts I wrote before the sequel.
I was going to comment on that last night and berate Jenn for forgetting schoolgirl genetics... then I happened to glance at a family photo; two brown eyed/brown haired parents, five children and two are blonde hair/blue eyed, one is gingery/light brown with hazel brown eyes and the other two have the supposedly dominant brown gene for hair and eyes. Included in that is a set of twins, one of which is the blonde/blue and the other is the brown/brown. Huh!
So, anyway, to relevantise that (yeah, I made a word up ) if Jack's got a recessive blue eye gene in there somewhere then there's a fair chance he and Sam could have blue eyed babies.
I was going to comment on that last night and berate Jenn for forgetting schoolgirl genetics... then I happened to glance at a family photo; two brown eyed/brown haired parents, five children and two are blonde hair/blue eyed, one is gingery/light brown with hazel brown eyes and the other two have the supposedly dominant brown gene for hair and eyes. Included in that is a set of twins, one of which is the blonde/blue and the other is the brown/brown. Huh!
So, anyway, to relevantise that (yeah, I made a word up ) if Jack's got a recessive blue eye gene in there somewhere then there's a fair chance he and Sam could have blue eyed babies.
Hey Lady eliza! Nice to see you back.
I'm a quarter Arabic with the dominant features in my family (brown hair, brown eyes, olive skin) and my son ended up with my husband's blond hair/blue eyes (but he got my skin).
All it takes is one little recessive to meet up with another little recessive LOL. And actually there's a family story my grandmother told (a sort of family legend so take it with a grain of salt) that the last name Shoucair (my great grandfather's arabic last name) came from two French brothers who were fair haired and split ways many a year ago. Thus all Shoucairs in the world are related.
And so now there's a legend about two foreigners ending up in an Egyptian camp, their children intermarrying and somewhere we will find a Homer Simpson hieroglyph....
I was going to comment on that last night and berate Jenn for forgetting schoolgirl genetics... then I happened to glance at a family photo; two brown eyed/brown haired parents, five children and two are blonde hair/blue eyed, one is gingery/light brown with hazel brown eyes and the other two have the supposedly dominant brown gene for hair and eyes. Included in that is a set of twins, one of which is the blonde/blue and the other is the brown/brown. Huh!
lol. Aw, hun. I've got a Bachelor's of Science in Biochemistry Since Jack's from Minnesota (which, like Wisconsin, is heavy into blonde hair and blue eyed northern Europeans) it's likely he's got blue-eyed genes in there somewhere. People aren't as simple as plants, and there are multiple alleles determining eye color, so it's likely he could have a child who would appear to have blue eyes. Especially with Danny in the picture, it's likely enough blue genes would get into the population that, for awhile at least, it might be possible to have an occasional person born with blue eyes.
There is anecdotal evidence, though I'm not certain of the validity of it, that the European settlers in North America during the 1600s and 1700s found the occasional blue-eyed Indian, which most have attributed to early Norse explorers. Granted, there were likely significantly more of them who merged with earlier Indian cultures, yet the concept remains valid given I did say "Ancient" Egypt, meaning I'd assume the occurrences would eventually stop after a few generations.
lol. Aw, hun. I've got a Bachelor's of Science in Biochemistry ...
Yes, I remember you saying once and that's partly why I found it so funny. Because, really, my memory of biology is sketchy at best!
Since Jack's from Minnesota (which, like Wisconsin, is heavy into blonde hair and blue eyed northern Europeans) it's likely he's got blue-eyed genes in there somewhere. People aren't as simple as plants, and there are multiple alleles determining eye color, so it's likely he could have a child who would appear to have blue eyes. Especially with Danny in the picture, it's likely enough blue genes would get into the population that, for awhile at least, it might be possible to have an occasional person born with blue eyes.
I was thinking that about Jack too. And, actually, RDA was blonde as a child too so, by extension so was Jack. I'd lay good money on Sam and Jack's children being born blonde either way. Of my two blonde brothers one is quite dark now - I mean almost as dark as me but he was as blonde and blonde could be as a young child.
There is anecdotal evidence, though I'm not certain of the validity of it, that the European settlers in North America during the 1600s and 1700s found the occasional blue-eyed Indian, which most have attributed to early Norse explorers. Granted, there were likely significantly more of them who merged with earlier Indian cultures, yet the concept remains valid given I did say "Ancient" Egypt, meaning I'd assume the occurrences would eventually stop after a few generations.
Or not, if there was a sufficient number of babies born and they, as you say, interbred. Say if Daniel had children with someone. Also bearing in mind that Ra might have picked up pretty blue eyed Northerners from elsewhere on Earth and had them as part of his entourage. If you go by the theory that the planets in the galaxy are seeded by people taken from Earth as slaves (which is the original concept from way back in season 1) then it seems there's a lot of multicultural mixing going on, because almost none of those societies have a specific "look".
And , no, it's never TMI! I find the whole discussion about genetics utterly fascinating.
I'm a quarter Arabic with the dominant features in my family (brown hair, brown eyes, olive skin) and my son ended up with my husband's blond hair/blue eyes (but he got my skin).
All it takes is one little recessive to meet up with another little recessive LOL. And actually there's a family story my grandmother told (a sort of family legend so take it with a grain of salt) that the last name Shoucair (my great grandfather's arabic last name) came from two French brothers who were fair haired and split ways many a year ago. Thus all Shoucairs in the world are related.
And so now there's a legend about two foreigners ending up in an Egyptian camp, their children intermarrying and somewhere we will find a Homer Simpson hieroglyph....
Yes, I am the same; brown (black really) eyes, brown hair, olive skin. My mum is even more olive than me. But my maiden name means "fair of hair or complexion" and it fits in with the roots of my dad's family who probably were fair haired given where they originated. My mum, on the other hand, has some Spanish knocking about in her past which is where the Mediteranean looks come from.
I was thinking that about Jack too. And, actually, RDA was blonde as a child too so, by extension so was Jack. I'd lay good money on Sam and Jack's children being born blonde either way. Of my two blonde brothers one is quite dark now - I mean almost as dark as me but he was as blonde and blonde could be as a young child.
My husband has hazel eyes, I have brown. He has dark brown hair, I have light brown hair. He is only 5'8", I am 5'2". So, our kids are most likely to be, obviously, brown haired and eyed and small. So imagine our surprise when Son #1 was over 10 lbs at birth, strawberry blonde with bright blue eyes. It's funny now. Not so much half way through labor. (you try giving birth to someone 10% of your size...
Yes, I am the same; brown (black really) eyes, brown hair, olive skin. My mum is even more olive than me. But my maiden name means "fair of hair or complexion" and it fits in with the roots of my dad's family who probably were fair haired given where they originated. My mum, on the other hand, has some Spanish knocking about in her past which is where the Mediteranean looks come from.
I like this discussion!
And it seems that we have all strange genetic mixs
For example, people usually think that all Italians have dark eyes, brown eyes and olive skin. But for example, my skin is soooooo white (I hate that!) and I have freckles, so I seem more English than Italian!
But, it's true that people of all races passed in my Country in the last centuries...
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