Adam laughs again. "The Jamie Hyneman management philosophy." He does a silly voice. "Corporal punishment in the workplace - it works!"
"This week, Jamie," Adam said, "we're looking at the myths around zombies."
"After the zombie apocalypse, Jamie and Adam dispel several misconceptions about the undead enemy."
This is a Jamie/Adam high school AU. About a puppy. It contains depictions of people under the age of eighteen drinking, smoking, making out, and building America's future. Non-explicit.
Adam and Jamie face down the end of the human race, with a baby. "Your first line of defense against the apocalypse is that we learn how to pickle?"
A sort-of sequel, or accompaniment, to Robots Need Love Too. Kari and Grant try to do it by the book.
"Everybody, this is Adam," says Educator Kari. She's standing next to a skinny kid with red hair, who's still wearing the white and blue jumpsuit they give new people. He's also wearing a cape.
It's early in March when Adam gets his new cellmate.
Jamie showed him the rope and said, "It helps me think."
Jamie tells Adam something about himself. Adam perhaps doesn't react too well. This is, I guess, pre-slash, or maybe pre-pre-slash, or queer gen.
Adam laughs again. "The Jamie Hyneman management philosophy." He does a silly voice. "Corporal punishment in the workplace - it works!"
In the AU where Jamie and Grant are both Sentinels. Or IS IT an AU?
