Rating: M, but nothing too graphic, really. Disclaimer: It's a rental. Summary: Penny whacks Sheldon with a frying pan after he continues to inadvertently flirt with her over the real definition of "friends with benefits."
Hah! So, does that mean I get to request a fic too? :D
And yeah, it looks great! Though I did notice a few typos. Help! I can't stop betaing! :D
*hugs* Glad to see this up and so well received! I look forward to working on your next work ^_^ (when I'm not in the middle of midterms at least, gah!)
An extremely impressive piece of writing. In technical terms I found a lot to criticise - wobbly tenses, grammatical niggles, things like that - but the story was so well paced and built up that I found myself not really caring.
The real accomplishment, though, is having a sex scene that's all about character rather than the sex; it not only felt true to the characters, but it developed naturally out of both the canon and the setup in the story - and of course the frying pan as a catalyst worked well.
So yes. Could do with a bit of proofreading, but so good in all other respects that it doesn't really matter.
LOL, yeah. Like I said, this was total back-burner writing. You should've seen it before serenityveritas got a hold of it, it was rough ;)
It's too light for me to care about, really. I'd rather share with a few errors than obsess over cleaning it up (any more than already done), so whatever. It's a bit ridiculous a plot to begin with, being based around breakfast and throwaway comments about frying pans, HEE.
Absolutely. A cleanup would be advantageous when you get time - a story like this deserves to be polished - but it doesn't need it.
It's not that ridiculous, though - most of what happens in real life is ridiculous when one thinks about it, so extrapolating from that and using a ridiculous event as a catalyst for something like this can only be a good thing.
Yeah, I tend to do spring cleaning every so often. When that comes around, this'll be retooled plenty. I tend to edit whenever I reread, anyway, even just story-wise so I sometimes avoid doing that because I end up getting lost in rewrites pretty easily.
True. Though, drawing inspiration from Jim Parsons' overly theatrical jokes on Sheldon snapping out of it are probably a little less than normal. :D
I'm not really a fan of the Middle of Nowheres, but I dig snowboarding. Maybe this commune could be cabin-shaped? We could find a nice timeshare ... LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.
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Hooray!
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THXSOMUCH! :p
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And yeah, it looks great! Though I did notice a few typos. Help! I can't stop betaing! :D
*hugs* Glad to see this up and so well received! I look forward to working on your next work ^_^ (when I'm not in the middle of midterms at least, gah!)
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OMG, me too I tend to just re-read and re-edit every few hours and always find something to correct?! I doesn't seem possible!
:D!!
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And maybe ...someday!
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The real accomplishment, though, is having a sex scene that's all about character rather than the sex; it not only felt true to the characters, but it developed naturally out of both the canon and the setup in the story - and of course the frying pan as a catalyst worked well.
So yes. Could do with a bit of proofreading, but so good in all other respects that it doesn't really matter.
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It's too light for me to care about, really. I'd rather share with a few errors than obsess over cleaning it up (any more than already done), so whatever. It's a bit ridiculous a plot to begin with, being based around breakfast and throwaway comments about frying pans, HEE.
Thanks for reading!
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It's not that ridiculous, though - most of what happens in real life is ridiculous when one thinks about it, so extrapolating from that and using a ridiculous event as a catalyst for something like this can only be a good thing.
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True. Though, drawing inspiration from Jim Parsons' overly theatrical jokes on Sheldon snapping out of it are probably a little less than normal. :D
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And I love you for it.
MARRY ME? PLEASE?
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I THINK WE'VE ESTABLISHED THIS. damalur's commune idea is seeming eminent. I LOVE YOU, TOO, BASICALLY.
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