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Author	Date	Comment
MrDemonCat	Dec 29, 2019	Satisfied demon noises by MrDemonCat on Dec 29, 2019
Thickskullman	Jun 8, 2013	Entertaining. Wish I could write like that. by Thickskullman on Jun 8, 2013
YaoiBloodhound	Apr 20, 2013	by YaoiBloodhound on Apr 20, 2013
TheCandyMan	Jun 16, 2011	I currently live in 'Britain' England..yet, I don't really get much of the humor in this...yet, you have the ability to write a story that others may find funny, and..who the hell says 'cor' (and the other weird words) nowadays?? I s'pose I don't live in the 'British' parts...I don't even have an accent. :O by TheCandyMan on Jun 16, 2011
Leblanc4prez	May 29, 2007	by Leblanc4prez on May 29, 2007
thoric	Mar 19, 2007	Brilliant! I liked how you mentioned India. This is a rather fine example of Wodehousean humour. Definitely a 10. by thoric on Mar 19, 2007
donteatpoop	Aug 22, 2005	Not terribly funny. But then, I'm not fond of this tyoe of low brow british humor. The high rating I gave you was based entirely on your ability to write, as your story was put together well and followed a coherent path. Good job. by donteatpoop on Aug 22, 2005
ChubbyTeletubby	Feb 24, 2005	by ChubbyTeletubby on Feb 24, 2005
CelticFrostQueen	Dec 30, 2004	This is great! Reminds me very much of how my husband writes (he's a Brit, I'm American). You have this down pat when it comes to British-style humour. BRAVO! by CelticFrostQueen on Dec 30, 2004
jeffisthebest	Dec 17, 2004	I didn't get any of the humor. AT ALL. And I love Monty Python, but it was really good writing and obviously took a bit of thought. by jeffisthebest on Dec 17, 2004
Bassoonist	Dec 14, 2004	Absolutely wonderful - the story line I read was pure Jeeves, and well written too. by Bassoonist on Dec 14, 2004
michaelrayholt	Dec 11, 2004	I've loved British humor since Who's Line Is It Anyway and Monty Python. This was refreshingly well-written! The only thing that bars a "10" is its incoherent circular redundancy. How can you wake up the next day in the midst of the same day? Anyway, I enjoyed the reference to Jael, Heber's wife. (Wink, wink. Nudge, Nudge. Say no more.) by michaelrayholt on Dec 11, 2004

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