Disclaimer : I can't remember who own Stargate SG-1 but it's not me.
I read a lot of ''5 thing'' lately so I decide to write one of my own. Here goes.
5 figures of speech used at the SGC due to gate travel :
1 Being a pain in the midka and Go to netu Those started as jokes and ended up in everyday language. They did proved useful for the visiting brass. General Virdin never quite understood what the gate technician had said that had made all the other glare at him.
2 Saying Gods instead of God. Note : May you meet the gods is a curse generally reserved for the like of senator Kinsey. May you become one of the gods children was only used once or twice before it was decide that they didn't need any new Goa'uld running around the galaxy.
3 to have SG-1's luck, even SG-3 would have known better, that as likely as SG-1 actually obeying orders, even SG-7 would be bored, etc… people usually only say those when there sure none of the SG team members involved aren't within earshot, but as doctor Fraiser knows : accident happens.
4 By the 6th or 7th year of the program, Jaffa curse word are pretty common. It never seas to amaze Daniel how fast men and women who claim no language skill learn obscenity no mater how hard to pronounce. The only reason it took 6 years is because Teal'c is not prone to emotional outburst and they had to wait until a team encountered some more volatile Jaffa.
5 You have my word It vary from team to team and from individual to individual but as a rule when someone from the SGC make a promise he or she will do everything he or she can to honour it. Part of it is due to the Jaffa honour code that rubbed of and mostly to the fact that when you go into the unknown with only four P-90 to back you up all you really have is your word. For the people you meet to act honourably toward you, you need to have a reputation of being honourable. And that the only reason Jack didn't strangle Daniel the first few time he went off to play peaceful explorer.
