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[flambeau]

This is very peculiar. I'm reading a Wodehouse novel I've never read before, and it's boring me. I didn't know that could even happen. It's The Coming of Bill, which was first published in 1919 (in the US, under the title Their Mutual Child, for completists), and it's... strangely dull. I'm vaguely concerned about the poor child in the sterilized

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[wemblee]

Okay. I know we don't know each other. (Although I think I sent you a happy LoC about one of your J/W stories.) But -- dude. You read Wodehouse and you own Timbre. That's just so cool! Bless you, Sophie, for the beautiful bonus disc. ::happy sigh::

[flambeau]

It is lovely, isn't it? :) And most of the time, so is Wodehouse, only just now he has me all confuzzled with his un-funniness. I decree that this must stop. stop!

[wemblee]

(Latest reply in the universe.) Wodehouse? Unfunny? What? Where?

[flambeau]

I think I've got you beat on that latest reply in the universe thing... anyway, I think The Coming of Bill is unfunny, and afrai says Damsel in Distress is, too. Though I expect it depends on one's sense of humor. :)

[wemblee]

Unfunny as in, not intended to be funny? Or unfunny as in, it just didn't work as humor?