[Report This]Date: March 21 2014 6:42 AM Title: Chapter 25
Oh nooooo!!! November 22, 1963 - I have a feeling something very important is going to happen on that day. Somebody put a stop to Oswald! All the movie renditions of that day - did they ever suspect North Korean involvement? Hmm.
One thing I noticed is that I’m unable to read this story with Chrome. That may be impacting other users. I have to switch to Safari. Kinda strange, not sure what would cause that. As soon as I click on the link with Chrome it says 'Duplicate headers received from server.'
Author's Response: All the _more_ reason for me to ignore those pesky spam ads for Chrome.
Date: March 15 2014 1:43 AM Title: Chapter 24
Ah, the shrinking clothes. They'll have to make them in strawberry flavour.
[Report This]Date: March 11 2014 5:25 PM Title: Chapter 24
Wow! That shrinking serum works pretty fast. I think the only good news is that the poor octogenarian won’t have to endure her stomach juices for too long, assuming the fork punctured his vital organs. Wouldn’t want to meet that lady in a dark alley.
Author's Response: You are so right. Btw: the Americans refer to that Russian formula as Solution 62 (due to its having been stolen at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis). Hence, my open invitation to play catch-up as a lurker of the other stories.
[Report This]Date: January 30 2014 8:50 PM Title: Chapter 23
And so, as he adds to a story with spice
(Of life), we learn about Victory's Price
Date: January 29 2014 6:50 PM Title: Chapter 22
"Fathom," I mean. "League," however? Yeah; that definitely only seems to get used in stories set in "olden times." Like the medieval legend of the 7 League Boots, for example.
Author's Response: As for Jiro? Don't count him out, just yet. ;-)
[Report This]Date: January 29 2014 5:27 PM Title: Chapter 22
So, Wannabe ended up doing a HALO right into the gigantic mer-giantess' hollow throat? (Algee-covered teeth) eeew!
*I'd no Idea that fathom was a term that was obsolete... Is 'leagues' obsolete too?
i.e,-'20,000 leagues under the sea'?
Author's Response: Well, it's obsolete in terms of usage by American naval personnel. I don't know about merchant mariners and other civilian sea-goers.
[Report This]Date: January 28 2014 4:35 PM Title: Chapter 21
It's funny. It just occurred to me that Aquaman's parents have a very similar story to the Prince and the Little Mermaid, except his works better without the involvement of a witch.
[Report This]Date: January 21 2014 12:24 AM Title: Chapter 20
Can Timescribe make as many DEW puns as Carycomic can make DOON puns? Stay tuned for the answer.
Author's Response: Well, like I said elsewhere, this story is only going to have a token amount of giantess content. But, when it comes to satisfying my loyal lurkers in the next chapter, I will "DEW" what I can.
[Report This]Date: January 19 2014 4:02 AM Title: Chapter 19
I guess he probably ate it with GUN Sing.
Author's Response: Unfortunately, that's American police department slang for a cop who commits suicide by putting the business end of the gun barrel in his or her mouth. Usually, because of some job-related, post-traumatic stress. :-(
Date: January 17 2014 11:08 PM Title: Chapter 18
I guess it really SAICs to be in that job sometimes.
Author's Response: More than any non-policemen could know, probably.
[Report This]Date: December 07 2013 4:09 AM Title: Chapter 17
The Doctor sends his congratulations on another chapter, while you contemplate the Naval Chaplain's future.
Ironically I'm watching Doctor Who here.
Author's Response: The two-hour Golden Anniversary special? Loved it...for the most part!* *I'm still a little annoyed at the writers for ret-conning John Hurt's version into the true 9th Doctor.
[Report This]Date: December 06 2013 6:44 PM Title: Chapter 17
huh,... the FBI and the NYPD? N Y P D - ( Narcissistic Yippies Paddy-Wagon Dept.) :O
-and that lost Sub? just the right size for the giantess' stress releif.... ;`)
Author's Response: More like a boat load of Vitamin C (men).
[Report This]Date: November 25 2013 8:04 PM Title: Chapter 16
Sounds like she's already eaten more than lead. You're right about drawing out the hard vore lurkers to review. This should do it.
As an aside, I'm rapidly understanding your joy of the Golden Age of DC comics. I went right through my Overstreet and charted the character run break-ups of all the non-Character titles (Detective, Action, WFC, Star Spangled, etc) and I think I'll have a ball reading them by characters now.
[Report This]Date: November 25 2013 6:42 PM Title: Chapter 16
Ah YES! I say there, Madame, the mosquitoes are quite bad this time of year, especially for the likes of an over grown bitch.... giantess!
Hope she doesn't have any mosquitoe 'repellant'.. ;`)
Author's Response: Well, that's what Bronco Jack gets for not using blessed steeljackets. LOL! Seriously, though: thanks for reviewing. I was beginning to think Timescribe was the only one (besides me) with a taste for giantess spy-fi. ;-)
Date: November 19 2013 7:07 PM Title: Chapter 15
So you've been active, writing and reviewing.
Author's Response: Just this one. I'll be updating the longer-neglected ones after the 28th of November...as promised.
[Report This]Date: November 17 2013 8:08 PM Title: Chapter 14
losing someone to malnutrition is ironic in a gts story (at least, to a voraphile like me).
Author's Response: Well, at the risk of sounding didactic, it's like I've said before: giantesses will be secondary characters in this particular story. What I'm really concentrating on are the gigantic evils frequently perpetrated by so-called "normal" people.
[Report This]Date: November 17 2013 8:08 PM Title: Chapter 13
"she swelled upward rather than outward."
Bwahahahhahah. (I'll bet you didn't even mean that to be funny).
Author's Response: Well, it was semi-intended.
[Report This]Date: November 17 2013 8:07 PM Title: Chapter 12
on the subject of Knights, did you ever read the short lived "Knights of the Galaxy" series in #1-8 of Mystery In Space (1950s)?
Author's Response: Only the reprints featured as back-up fillers in reprints of "(Adam) Strange Tales" during the Seventies.
[Report This]Date: November 09 2013 4:02 AM Title: Chapter 11
Now don't I wish I could find a 7 foot giantess. Apparently some do exist.Of course at that point I'd like to be about 2 inches tall. That reminds me of a time when I saw someone say to the MC of an event (afterwards) "You made me feel about 2 inches tall in front of a lot of people." I had private flashes of inspiration about what it would be like in front of nobody but a gorgeous woman.
Author's Response: Well, I'm working my way up to yet another Cold War confrontation with a giantess out of mythology. But, as I've stated before, this story will mostly be about the monstrous things some of us mere mortals can do in the name of the so-called "Greater Good."
Date: October 30 2013 1:52 PM Title: Chapter 1
I know. I was just being a punster as usual. LOL.
Author's Response: As in, "Dr. Frankenstein, you've created a punster?" ;-D