I have only read the first sentence and already you are a ginnyus (see what i did there eh eh *nudge*) I mean

'Once upon a time, high in the hills of Scotland, where the cows are hairy and the humans are hairier'

I LOVE IT! ok now i will read the rest

Hahahahaha!  Oh, that was wonderful.  I loved Hermione and Ron's interactions.  Cross-dressing Ron...there is nothing better.  The image of Hermione continually collapsing into fits of laughter is also great. 

I had wanted to quote bits back to you that I thought were exceptionally funny, but that'd be 75% of the story; needless to say, this is one of the funniest I have read and I can't wait for more!

Jen

You can't imagine my joy to see that you had posted this here.  I figured maybe you had posted chapter 2.... but no....

Well, I've told you how fabulous I think this story is!  Please update soon!

Hey Majick. Great to see you posting here! And you picked the right way to start. I still think the story is hilarious.

I won't go into too much detail because I've reviewed this before, but the tone and wit of the narration in this story is tremendous. So is Ron in a dress talking fashion, Ginny slaving away until 29 o'clock at night and Ginny armed with a meatcleaver. But it's narrator's interjections that make the story go.

This bit gets me every time:

Doomsayers declared that the world was about to end.

It didn't, obviously, or we wouldn't be here.

But seriously, Harry Potter's hair actually lay flat.

It was a close thing.

Oh, and since you didn't answer last time, I have to ask again ... Ginny Snape? What was Molly thinking?

Great job and welcome!
-KC

Oh, and since you didn't answer last time, I have to ask again ... Ginny Snape? What was Molly thinking?

  Are you going to pop Draco in at some point? 

I don't think I've read anything as face-achingly funny as this in a long time! I giggled and guffawed my way through this. The idea of Hermione and Ron as Fairly Odd-parents (as the cartoon goes) cracked me up! Ron, in a frock... And the extra hours in the day... Some of Ginny's lines...

I'm hoping there will be a second part... the big ball scene. Please say there will be a chorus of 'Oh no he won't! Oh yes he will!' Pretty please?

And if I slap my thigh in a princely fashion, (and ask politely) may I have a copy of the file so that I can read it off-line when I'm in need of a really good laugh!!

Cara             Baffy

The whole time I've been reading this, I've been giggling and sending snippets to friends via IM.  The limerick, for one.  The 'Seriously, Harry Potter's hair lay flat' for another.  The 'creepy and stalker-like' line for a third. Just... you know... pretty much every other line of the fic.

This was marvelous. Absolutely hysterically funny while never quite moving into the completely absurd.  Very Terry Pratchett-esque, actually--though he manages to take the absolutely absurd and make it sound rather reasonable, which is perhaps another way of describing what you've done.

I'm in awe--I don't write humour well, and this had me giggling at a time when I desperately needed a laugh.  Thank you!

Lovely. Just wonderful. Can't wait for more.

Yay!

Jner

  I say, Old bean! That was quite funny! As a fellor writer of parodies, I can defitnetely appreciate the humor in this. I love the mix of everything fairytale, right down to the the innermonolgue questioning the story...I wonder how the rest of that lymerick goes.... Great work; I'm excited for the rest!

Delani