*HOOTS and wipes eyes* Oh man. When I read the first chapter of this when it was first put up, I was completely astonished, momentarily taken aback, and utterly amused. I thought the second chapter wouldn't be able to duplicate the effect, and I was about a quarter right. I was expecting this style, so it wasn't as astonishing, but there were a lot of astonishing things, and it was just as hilarious as the first chapter. Possibly even more hilarious. I would love to list what all I found most funny, but I'd probably end up quoting most of your own story back at you. I just can't decide what is the funniest, it was all so funny.Author's Response: Woohoo! This one was fun. It really started with the Wheel of Plot Devices bit, and then snowballed until it became a new chapter lol. I'm glad you liked it, or at least thought it was funny ;) Thanks for reviewing! Report Review
Haha!! I'm so glad we managed to peer pressure you into writing another chapter :D This was just as hilarious as the first, if not more so. The perfect amount of satire, sarcasm, and sheer ridiculousness (is that a word?). I thought the scene where the characters were looking out of the screen, wondering what had happened to you, was absolutely priceless. You should just let these guys write themselves. I hope you'll add in a shopping trip scene (or should I say a "filler chapter," is that what the kids are calling it nowadays?). And thank you for adding Broomhilde's quote for me!! LOL I love her. And I love her horse ... I can't remember what its name is. Freifenkrugel? 10/10Author's Response: Farfegnugen? Farfetkrugal? It's hard to understand her when she whispers it. Unfortunately IMDb doesn't have casting info for the horse ;) I might add on to this later as more ideas come to me for things I want to make fun of. I have a few thoughts but not enough for a chapter. Maybe I'll throw in some filler shopping trips lol. Thanks for reviewing! I'm glad you liked it. Report Review
The Men in Tights reference had me rolling as well. The history geek in me just loved the paragraph about what language the founders should be speaking: great parody! thanks for the laughs!Author's Response: Thank you for reviewing, I'm glad you liked it! Report Review
Great chapter! I'm dying laughing at the mental picture of Giant Squibs.Author's Response: *teehee* Attack of the 50-Foot Squib! Thanks for the review! Report Review
haha this is hilarious! as has been previously noted, we are so grateful that the story turned out not to be a one-shot after all. i quite liked the authors notes and rowena's linguistics speech. thanks for writing!Author's Response: Woohoo! Thank you so much! Report Review
For me? I'm speechless! Really, I laughed until I can't breathe! I knew that the "no ding-ding" came from Men in Tights! I LOVE that movie! Mostly, I loved the American Godric throwing gang signs and the debate he threw poor Rowena into over what they actually should be speaking. I know, however, that this brilliant parody of all the joys of the queue will be lost on those we most want to 'get it'. Tiffany/Helga cracked me up. I will be saving this for when I need a good laugh. This was sheer brilliance! Have I mentioned how wonderful it is to have you back?~GWAuthor's Response: lol! Thanks babe. I might add on to this if any more ideas occur to me to poke fun at. The gang signs gave me great joy, I must admit. Thanks for reviewing! -M Report Review
Brilliant! This is good comedy! Loved the Jonas/Montana references at the beginning, but they were all amazing!Author's Response: lol. Ah yes, I have to admit that I've never actually heard a Jonas Brothers song, because I'm 30 years old and my kids are only four. I can sing everything from the Wonder Pets, though. Thanks so much for reviewing! Report Review
hahahaha, i love one-shot parodies! this is so full of funny quotes i can't pick a favorite. well doneAuthor's Response: Thank you very much! :) Report Review
Hooray for cliche parody! Glorious!Author's Response: lol thank you! Glad you liked it. Report Review
Oh my God, I can't breathe. *asthma!attack* This was absolutely brilliant and insane and hilarious, and I can't possibly catch all of your hilarious references. (Jonas brothers! Hannah Montana! Gregorian and Julian calendars! And, of course, MAC makeup!) Favorite line: "Well," Rowena said obligingly, "Due to an interesting and amusing mix-up with a time-turner, she is in fact ten years my elder." In conclusion, this was magnificent and a joy to read. Bravo! 10/10Author's Response: Wow! I'm so happy that you liked it. I greatly admire your comedic skillz, so it means a lot that you thought this was funny. Whee! I'm working on a Part Deux for this *snickers* Hint: Wizard Feud. Report Review
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! "And now for something completely different!" I had to cover my mouth to keep from disturbing my students while they took a test. I nearly had a seizure, I swear, trying to hold it in! This was hilarious, and I think anyone who has ever had the distinct pleasure of reading through the queue can truly appreciate the amount of thought and effort you put into this! Thank you so much for that wonderful laugh to brighten my day.Author's Response: Heh. I've been writing a second chapter.. Must finish it. I'm glad you liked this one. Yay! Whee! *frolics in the grass* Report Review
Completely and fabulously hilarous. I enjoyed every second of it.Author's Response: heehee. I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for reviewing! Report Review
heehee i love this! particularly the run-on and hermione's ridiculous time-traveling. the whole thing was hilarious. thanks for writing!Author's Response: lol Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it. Report Review
*laughing hysterically* You wrote it, you wrote it! YAY. I was giggling from beginning to end. I love the way you take the Founders era (which is always very serious and dire and all that) and inject every known cliche in Harry Potter fanfiction as well as hilarious pop culture references. I didn't get all of the inspiration sources you mentioned but I definitely picked up on the Men in Tights allusions! The part where Godric was singing "The Night is Young" made me laugh so hard because I was picturing Cary Elwes' sword slowly rising behind the canvas and all of the men in tights watching with popcorn. *wipes eyes* The first sentence was all kinds of awesome. This whole story is all kinds of awesome. I'm going to be going back to read again and again. I do have one complaint. WHY THE HECK is this a one-shot?! You need to write a full-length novel about what happened at the Superfluous Masked Ball and what happened when Broomhilde caught Helga and Salazar necking in one of the broom closets ("no ding-ding vithout a vedding ring!"). In the words of the wise: OMG!!!11 lyk dis is awshum!!! 10,000/10Author's Response: Hahahahaha! I was going to do a scene where Helga mysteriously becomes pregnant with Godric's baby, even though they've never been alone in a room together, and someone will have to call Rowena a seductress. And of course, somebody has to be a sex god. Possibly both Salazar AND Godric! I think I'll add more later, and I will definitely have Broomhilde pop up regularly! Whee! So glad you lyked it! Report Review
wow. that's all i can say. this was hilarious. i absolutely loved it. so much. one million out of ten. it was very, very funny. wow.Author's Response: Thanks so much! I'm glad it was funny for ya. I went a little crazy writing it lol. Report Review
I haven't checked your page since January, and the day I chose to check is the day you put something new up. What luck! And I'm so excited to be the first reviewer! (Unless someone sneaks one in while I'm writing this long one.) That first sentence/paragraph really threw me for a loop! About the third line I was thinking, "Gee, this is REALLY long, flowery, awkwardly phrased sentence." I was wondering if you were trying to sound Old English-y or something, because some writers of Founders stories try that. I was prepared to be unimpressed, but then the last part of that sentence (in which you write what a long sentence it is) absolutely floored me! I sat there gawping like a fish and had to read it over again to be sure I wasn't imagining it! By the time I got to the end of the second paragraph, I was practically howling in laughter and disbelief. This is a very interesting and unusual story idea. I must admit it took me completely by surprise. I wasn't sure what to expect, based on your summary, but it wasn't this. I was definitely amused, as I have been by a good bit of your writing so far. I can't say this is a great story, plotwise, since it doesn't really have a plot to speak of, but it is very unusual and amusing. It's amazing how many weird and random things you packed into this one-shot. It's incredibly creative. It is definitely the most ridiculous thing I have read all year and certainly is contending for the most ridiculous thing I have read EVER. Although I'm not sure I can say I "like" this story a lot, I definitely enjoyed it, and I kind of like it at the same time, if that makes sense. I did catch some of the puns and references, though certainly not all. There were a few places where I knew you were making a joke or reference but that I didn't "get." I really love how you're sort of making fun of so many things here, both with references in the writing and with the writing itself. Thanks for the most interesting thing I have read in a long time. This really spiced up my day. P.S. "Inkhornism" is an archaic word that refers to a pedantic word or expression or excessively flowery language. Just a couple of days ago, I was reading a short passage some man wrote (in the 1800s, I think) that was making fun of inkhornisms, of course by using inkhornisms. That came forcefully to mind while I was reading your first sentence/paragraph in this one-shot!Author's Response: I love that word! It's perfect. I have to remember it. I hate pedantic and overly flowery stuff. I put this up late at night, but I'll put a little disclaimer on the summary so nobody else gets blindsided lol. It's total parody, without purpose or plot, just poking at some of the cliches on the archive that annoy or amuse me. The point was to be ridiculous, random, and all-around silly. It appears I have achieved a measure of success! lol That first paragraph nearly killed me haha, it took me forever to add in enough subclauses to make it an insanely long sentence. I am very glad you liked it, despite the ridiculous silliness :) Thanks for reviewing, and for sharing the word! Definitely adding that to my favorite vocabulary. Report Review
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