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[farla]

The newest installment, this one answering the question of how they were going to keep complaining it isn't funny enough after hitting the author note saying that's not the point. Turns out parody means to tell many jokes, who knew? Also, the sporker's now figured out this is before gen five, although I don't think anyone's realized quite how much before it is.

We miss out on complaints about how the story of a kid getting a million cool pokemon for starting late is terrible, but the comments make up for it with their developing canon about my real views and statements I said at some point somewhere to their understanding. With luck, one of the commenters may even divine my true evil meaning even from the accepted chapter. Failing that, I'll just have to hope my newest fanfic provokes rage about my hypocrisy when I finally post it and ends up there as well.

Also Dragonfree attempted discussion under the impression they were reasoning folk. May she escape again with her sanity unscathed.

Comments

[wintersheir]

Yeah! Oh man, are the days of the ludicrous sadness sues behind us? Is it just boring kids who get a special pokemon from professor pine? I've read some of farla's pokereviews but I missed the egregious sues.

Is there some kind of function where you can call up a random story on FFnet or whatever? I still get a review on gods and demons like twice a year and they're like "oh darn, I guess I'm too late to submit a pokemon" and I'm like FRIEND, THIS STORY HASN'T BEEN UPDATED FOR SEVEN YEARS HOW FAR BACK DID YOU SCROLL

[farla.livejournal.com]

They seem to be a thing of the past, like the noble dinosaur. Canon characters boring it up or legendaries as humans are the current terribleness, which sucks because they're all terrible in the same way.

My guess for old stories is that people are hopping along favorites lists. If someone currently active has your story/you as a favorite, they can funnel readers along to you.