LF Calleigh/Edgerton

[optimouse.livejournal.com]

Hello...
while I tend to straddle the fence, writing ffslash, mmslash, as well as het, I rarely find a pairing that seems like there should be at least one fanfiction written about it.  And I was watching CSI Miami tonight on CBS, I believe, and watching Calleigh Duquesne load a gun, and suddenly a pairing flashed into my head. Has anyone ever written a Calleigh/ Edgerton fic? Thought of it? Written a crossover of any kind between CSI (any city) and Numb3rs? Thank you for your help.

-optimouse

Comments

[emmademarais.livejournal.com]

Don't watch the show, sorry, but that name begs for a pronounciation.

How *do* you say it?

Thanks.

P.S. A subject line would be peachy.

[optimouse.livejournal.com]

I'd say it Du *keh *s* nee , but that's just four years of French class combined with being from the Midwest talking.

[alem.livejournal.com]

I don't know anything about proper spelling of pronunciations, however I can spell it phonetically.

Do-Kane (Kane should sound like the last word of candy cane, a hard C)

Though of course Calleigh has a southern accent and so it sounds almost like "Do-Kay-ne" still the hard C but there's a little y in there before the N.

Oh, and Calleigh is Kelly with an A instead. It rhymes with Alley like in alley cat.

[flitshadowflame.livejournal.com]

like callie from gray's anatomy, if anyone watches that - just spelled cooler ^.^ for a more obvious phonetic spelling of Duquesne - "due CANE" - where "cane" is a hard C rhyming with pain. due like "it's due Tuesday."

and i don't usually write/read het, but that does sound like a fun pairing

[optimouse.livejournal.com]

Yeah, one gun-happy chick and an FBI sniper...and whoa, the amount of response to the name...cool. Could anyone write that pairing?

[alem.livejournal.com]

Yeah, het isn't usaually my thing either, but I'd give it a try to listen to the gun talk.