for Potter Who and the Wossname's Thingummy5/28 c2 heather99
It's time for a revisit of my favourite fanfiction. I've had other favourites that have come and gone, but this one has always been up there, and under the light of time, I think this one has very firmly settled into the position of the very best fanfiction I know. Finished or unfinished, that doesn't change how wonderful each chapter is.I do hope, though, that this is safely preserved somewhere else- I've had a look around and can't seem to spot it anywhere else on the interwebs, which is a bit concerning to me given how this site seems to continue to have issues. It would break my heart to lose this story.
It's time for a revisit of my favourite fanfiction. I've had other favourites that have come and gone, but this one has always been up there, and under the light of time, I think this one has very firmly settled into the position of the very best fanfiction I know. Finished or unfinished, that doesn't change how wonderful each chapter is.I do hope, though, that this is safely preserved somewhere else- I've had a look around and can't seem to spot it anywhere else on the interwebs, which is a bit concerning to me given how this site seems to continue to have issues. It would break my heart to lose this story.
5/21 c43 Guest
All I have to say is thank you. I've enjoyed this in so many ways.
All I have to say is thank you. I've enjoyed this in so many ways.
4/26 c1 trista.sterling
Beautiful! Wonderful! I love the doctor's stream of consciousness you have going on. It completely reminds me of the doctor. And it's hilarious!
Beautiful! Wonderful! I love the doctor's stream of consciousness you have going on. It completely reminds me of the doctor. And it's hilarious!
3/23 c43 RL109531
Thank you for the update!
I love Hermione, names for House dwellings , and your being still alive and interested in this story
Thank you for the update!
I love Hermione, names for House dwellings , and your being still alive and interested in this story
3/23 c43 Guest
Oh gosh! I had no hope this was still living! Thank you , thank you - this work has aged with me
I love the humor of the slightly skewed reality.
~ RL109531 - can't be bothered to renew my password
Oh gosh! I had no hope this was still living! Thank you , thank you - this work has aged with me
I love the humor of the slightly skewed reality.
~ RL109531 - can't be bothered to renew my password
2/28 c4 TrumpasaurusRex
It’s like he’s trying to make every single encounter as weird as possible. The Doctor isn’t THAT weird.
He’s trying too hard.
It’s like he’s trying to make every single encounter as weird as possible. The Doctor isn’t THAT weird.
He’s trying too hard.
2/10 c8 Guest
honestly i like the writing, it's just a bit to messy and of it's marbles. When I find stories like this, I often find that they go way to far, to bad really.
honestly i like the writing, it's just a bit to messy and of it's marbles. When I find stories like this, I often find that they go way to far, to bad really.
2/1 c9 Guest
...stargate, stargate, parastargate, to infinity and beyond...
It must have been almost ten years ago that I first read this line and now, I *finally* get what it's about. Parasamgate bodhi svaha.
...stargate, stargate, parastargate, to infinity and beyond...
It must have been almost ten years ago that I first read this line and now, I *finally* get what it's about. Parasamgate bodhi svaha.
1/12 c43 
6eos9
Interesting. Intrigued by the relative dearth of quotes.
Out of curiosity, do you have a notebook for keeping track of your various threads and fish (scarlet and otherwise?). I'm content to noodle along at your pace, so long as there's assurance that all the myriad of hints, etc. will come out in the wash.
Since it looks like this will probably be my last opportunity to review for a while (looking at initial post date vs. update date), I just want to reiterate how much I enjoyed reading this- plot, characters, style, tone, research, compassion, analysis, originality- it's all been ace. Thank you.
6eos9Interesting. Intrigued by the relative dearth of quotes.
Out of curiosity, do you have a notebook for keeping track of your various threads and fish (scarlet and otherwise?). I'm content to noodle along at your pace, so long as there's assurance that all the myriad of hints, etc. will come out in the wash.
Since it looks like this will probably be my last opportunity to review for a while (looking at initial post date vs. update date), I just want to reiterate how much I enjoyed reading this- plot, characters, style, tone, research, compassion, analysis, originality- it's all been ace. Thank you.
1/12 c40 eos9
Not sure if it was this chapter of the one before, but I love, love, love your NHS summary. Deserves to be on a radical tea towel, it does.
Not sure if it was this chapter of the one before, but I love, love, love your NHS summary. Deserves to be on a radical tea towel, it does.
1/12 c38 eos9
The line about revision and recall warmed my little expat heart. On a related note, and as a native angelino, it's my delight to inform you the the golden sands of Santa Monica and Venice are also imported.
The line about revision and recall warmed my little expat heart. On a related note, and as a native angelino, it's my delight to inform you the the golden sands of Santa Monica and Venice are also imported.
1/11 c35 eos9
I'm part-way through the next chapter, but I just had to pause and gush about how thoroughly gorgeous your story is and how much I'm enjoying it. Thank you so much for writing and sharing it- this is obviously a massive labour of love.
Did I find the start a bit hard-going? Yes, but I simultaneously appreciated being fully immersed in the Doctor's and Harry's confusion/disorientation. Reminded me a bit of that totally heartbreaking HP-Sandman crossover. Have also really enjoyed the subtlety of Harry's gradual emergence.
Speaking of subtle, here's a brit-pick and a time-pick...
US 'bangs' UK 'fringe'
Current 'plushies/plushes' 90s US 'stuffed animal' and 90s UK 'cuddly toy'/'teddy'
...but that's far outweighed by everything else. That brief mention of the Dymo label was so top-notch that it pretty much forced me to back-track and review. I have questions a-plenty and am definitely chomping at the bit for certain plot-points to be resolved, but I'm content to go back to reading and defer the bombardment until I'm all caught up. Thanks again!
I'm part-way through the next chapter, but I just had to pause and gush about how thoroughly gorgeous your story is and how much I'm enjoying it. Thank you so much for writing and sharing it- this is obviously a massive labour of love.
Did I find the start a bit hard-going? Yes, but I simultaneously appreciated being fully immersed in the Doctor's and Harry's confusion/disorientation. Reminded me a bit of that totally heartbreaking HP-Sandman crossover. Have also really enjoyed the subtlety of Harry's gradual emergence.
Speaking of subtle, here's a brit-pick and a time-pick...
US 'bangs' UK 'fringe'
Current 'plushies/plushes' 90s US 'stuffed animal' and 90s UK 'cuddly toy'/'teddy'
...but that's far outweighed by everything else. That brief mention of the Dymo label was so top-notch that it pretty much forced me to back-track and review. I have questions a-plenty and am definitely chomping at the bit for certain plot-points to be resolved, but I'm content to go back to reading and defer the bombardment until I'm all caught up. Thanks again!
12/27/2022 c35 Terracotta Tortilla
Didn't Rupert just drop a bunch of exposition earlier? He already knows Tom's method of immortality, it's why he jumped in the lake...
He knows his backstory too. Why is he pretending otherwise?
Didn't Rupert just drop a bunch of exposition earlier? He already knows Tom's method of immortality, it's why he jumped in the lake...
He knows his backstory too. Why is he pretending otherwise?