[Report This]Date: 11/13/2012 8:09 AM Title: Chapter 1
But would they fix the dent on either side of the bridge of my nose?
Author's Response: Yes! They are magic! LOL.
[Report This]Date: 10/06/2012 5:06 PM Title: Chapter 1
Juie, that's hysterical! I love it! But you're not selling me any. Nothing's going up my nose!
Author's Response: Becky, glad you liked it!
[Report This]Date: 10/06/2012 9:36 AM Title: Chapter 1
Happy that this mystery has been solved! Now to bring the Chief in contact with Magneto, and see what happens!
Author's Response: Ha ha! Love it! Thanks for the review, Daniella.
Date: 10/05/2012 1:50 PM Title: Chapter 1
Just don't sneeze...
(snigger)
Author's Response: LOL. I didn't think of that, actually. But then, I always picture Anderson as being in control of everything. I should really write a fic sometime where he's in control of nothing.
Date: 10/05/2012 6:34 AM Title: Chapter 1
Very cute, and an certainly answers how Anderson managed to keep those glasses on. I love how you covered yourself with the warning at the end (in the end notes). I persume that is the fine print at the end of the commercial, right. ;)
Author's Response: Yep, right as I was posting this, I had visions of young children stuffing ball bearings up their noses. It seemed like a good idea to cover myself with disclaimers. :)
[Report This]Date: 10/04/2012 9:11 PM Title: Chapter 1
If they're wearing powder blue suits, are they wearing yellow shirts and burgundy vests too?
Author's Response: Maybe that's the bonus you get when you order the replacement ball bearings ... ;)
[Report This]Date: 10/04/2012 6:42 PM Title: Chapter 1
Too funny! But I'll suffer with normal glasses and contacts, thanks. Besides, I'd be reinserting the ball bearings after every nasal rinse, and I don't look good powder blue.
Author's Response: I look terrible in powder blue, too. It was one of four allowed uniform shirt colors when I was in high school, and when I wore that color, I always looked sick.