Comments | ds_flashfiction: New Environments Challenge, by Chris

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New Environments Challenge, by Chris

Mar 11, 2006 13:26

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the_antichris March 12 2006, 02:26:51 UTC

Thanks! It's my first fic in this fandom, so I'm glad people enjoyed it.

frog4 March 11 2006, 00:50:01 UTC

Oh, I kind of sort of really <3 this to itty bitty pieces.

It's so them. And curling! In New Zealand! And Ray's confusion over cricket! And this? ...he lacks clue so badly that even if a little plastic man bopped him over the head and yelled, ‘It’s Ray in the bedroom with the handcuffs!’ he would continue to just not get it. totally made me sporfle. This- abandoning their commitment to the concept of verticality- has got to be one of the best phrases ever.

the_antichris March 12 2006, 02:32:09 UTC

I'm glad you liked! And I don't sit around imagining 'Ray in the bedroom with the handcuffs' at all, honest, guv.

katrin March 11 2006, 00:55:18 UTC

Okay, hi, I would like to marry you now. Will proper-feedback you later, but love. So Ray and so lovely and Auckland feels so *close* (**clings**) and yes. You win at life.

the_antichris March 12 2006, 02:33:32 UTC

Whee, Canadian citizenship! I accept. And this fic is totally your fault for putting the idea of DS CURLING FIC OMG in my head, so I'm glad it worked out.

akite March 11 2006, 01:15:33 UTC

Eeeee! Curling fic! Due South Curling fic, even better. So, many, many wonderful lines that if I started quoting, I'd end up doing most of the story. In other words ♥ this.

the_antichris March 12 2006, 02:43:06 UTC

Thanks! Curling and DS are my new favourite obsessions, so I'm really happy people liked what I did with them.

danceswchopstck March 11 2006, 01:19:17 UTC

Very enjoyable! I particularly liked the following bits--thanks! :D

I remember this one time, this kid who may or may not have been me chased another kid round the hall making a noise like a Harley until the coach banged our heads together and sent us to help with the snacks.

And the centre of town does a good enough line in traffic and butt-ugly high-rises to make me feel almost at home.

...plus the two brain cells I have left after Canada froze them and Fraser melted them are fully occupied trying to remember how buttons work.

the_antichris March 12 2006, 02:45:47 UTC

When I was a kid at taekwon-do tournaments, I may or may not have done something similar...

Thanks for the feedback - I'm glad people liked it.