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Reviewer: rakerpation Signed [Report This]
Date: August 09, 2007 10:05 pm Title: Prologue

This was really clever!  

 The characters in Oz fit so well, but I do think my favorite part has to be Jim's talking head about the Wendy's commercial.  Ha!    



Author's Response: Hey thanks... yeah, that's actually the part I was proudest of, too... I listened to that song almost constantly during Seventh and Eighth Grade, so that commercial nearly made my head explode the first time I saw it (during the Office, no less)... I figured it was probably the same thing for a known music snob like Jim... Congratulations for being the first one to *ever* call me on it and thanks for reading this one.

Reviewer: Cousin Mose Signed 10 [Report This]
Date: August 09, 2007 02:15 pm Title: Prologue

Genius comes in many forms. But I think we can all agree that this story falls under the Wile E. Cotoye-SUPER GENUIS banner, and every good thing that implies. 

Author's Response: Thank you, my friend, but I prefer to think of myself as a Hubert J Farnsworth-style absent-minded professor-type... which hopefully explains my countless typographical errors. Hey, are you or Wert interested in writing a chapter of this one? I kinda feel like this story lends itself to a looser, more collaborative structure than I generally use.

Reviewer: Alex Wert Signed 10 [Report This]
Date: August 09, 2007 01:27 pm Title: Prologue

I don't have a scratchy vinyl copy of anything.  Not even siding.

Even after reading this for the ~3rd maybe 4th time, I'm still shocked at how easily the DM crew lend themselves to Oz characters.  It's uncanny.



Author's Response: Yeah... this required less thought than almost anything else I've ever written, especially after casting everyone in "The Hunting of the Snark;" it was just a matter of arranging the scenes and it was done. rnThanks for reviewing this one again, Wert.

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