RedKnight posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 11:43am

A simple 'carpenter's cup' eh? I have a doubt about it being so simple. Funny little thing, I was listening to Billy and The Lost Boys song 'You Get What Everyone' gets while reading this and found it quite fitting.

Alex00 posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 11:01am

Good work.

akira139 posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 10:57am

That was funny, and I loved te entire thing. Will you be writing more for this little bunny?

Evan Mayerle posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 10:15am

*Laughs* I love it!! He does have some interesting ideas that way. *chuckle* "Simple Carpenter's Cup" sounds like an understatement if it's supposed to be what that concept leads to (some carpenters are rather better known than others). Finally, considering my profession, "Lunar Sample #23" was a real delight.

Thanks for brigthtening the holiday.

DJ posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 10:09am

That was fun.

Richard Peterson posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 9:46am

That was fun! Not only did we get an entertaining story and a visit from Dream's sister, but we got to see the Holy Grail as well. What fun!

NitaPotter posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 9:41am

Whoa...Keith....that was brilliant!!!! I loved it!!!!! What a mind blowing experience!!! What else do have floating around in that brain of yours???

Great job my friend!!! I can easily see a full blown story coming out of this!!!

Take care....Nita

Treck posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 9:29am

MORE!!!

But later. You have enough on your plate.

Exarikun posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 8:58am

cool!

texasranger_10 posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 8:21am

oh i love it. this was great. if this is all you write keep it up. i still would like to see some others updated but am willing to wait so they can be done properly. so from an avid reader of yours keep up the good work.

Philipe posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 8:21am

I like it.. waa nice, sweet, and funny.. A great one shot.. Actualy, a perfect one-shot, because i don't see the need for a sequel, or a prologue, or anything like it.. Congrats Keith! :D

P.

Musings of Apathy posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 8:18am

Thank you, Keith. You may have just exercised that Plot Bunny for me. I won't know if it truly was exercised until late at night under the influence of BadFic, but I am hopeful.

Excellent story. Although, I don't remember it being a Harry/Hermione/Ginny Bunny. If I were going to do multiple, I would have more likely used Luna and Padma. Those Ravenclaw's...oooh *shudder*. I did love your own personal tilt on the story idea.

Thank you for writing and sharing.

Mike (MoA)

mjc posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 8:13am

Dammit, Keith...Fudge and the Holy Grail.

Evil spawn of the Plot Bunnies...

Evil...

Alexis posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 8:09am

Mwahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!

Now that was a very funny little bunny. Cute job!

sasqch posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 8:08am

Very cute and fun story. I think you got Gaiman's Death down pretty acurrately.

The idea that Harry did in fact die in the graveyard is an unique spin; the concept of him not being able to win against Voldemort (especially with his injuries) is one I don't think I've ever even heard mentioned before.

All in all a nice and happy story (I will admit to being concerned as to the final outcome)

Chris

Beau Wolff posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 8:05am

Neil Gaiman would cackle madly, should you show this to him. ^_^

avram posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 8:05am

Woo! Although much less smut-tacular than usual. Also, only two girls interested in Harry? Seems unusually low for you.

Although I'm sure this is impossible, please publish more. I enjoy all of your writings.

Nice cameo by the Grail.

Christopher Estep posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 7:52am

That simple *carpenter's cup*? Only the Holy Grail (and such is DEFINITELY not for the likes of Fudge!). Even better, The Horrors of Umbridge come to light, Sirius gets rescued, and Riddle's Loophole is finally closed for good.

Edward Becerra posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 7:47am

Let me guess. The carpenter's cup belonged to a certain Jewish woodworker from Nazareth...

Nice touch.

Ed Becerra

Robin Westerly posted a comment on Monday 4th September 2006 7:34am

I like it!!!!!