Is it weird that I know what most of this is without looking it up on the web? Yeah, probably. I know the pain of Latin books, except mine featured the ever interesting shenanigans of Marcus and Sextus, and Marcus's mother, Aurelia, who always looked mad; and his father, Cornelius, who took his son to a brothel; and his sister, Cornelia, who didn't want to go to Rome.

Oh no! the end!

*weeps*

OMG...So so evil, so so awesome.

I was just reading over these again cause I'm, well, bored. And I don't remember ever reading this one.

Totally, freakin awesome! I'm a latin geek myself, went through all the Marcus, Lucius and Sextus translations. This is brilliant! Kinda like the Latin Dr. Seuss books.

*goes to find latin dictionary*

“Well, Fanny, cake or bread and butter?” Mrs Malfoy asked

I found your Oscar Wilde reference! :D

*hops around*

LOL!!

hehehe

wow this chpater is just down right awesome

Oh my, I'm worried now... by "THE END" surly you don't mean the end of Lucius' adventures? *sniffle*

Oh, great :)

These were really, really funny, and wonderfully written!

I loved the references to the Rocky Horror Show, and St. Nikolaus.

I'm looking forward to any other chapters you might write about Lucius' antics, and/or comics :)

"I mean, out-stare Snape, haha, complete rot, what?"

Ahahaha, indeed. The only person who could match, if not out-do, Snape's stare would be Lord Vetinari. And that's saying something.

gdes h itmes tju'jg t'nui vdnu9g'mj

awesome!

My, my, my... what strange dreams to must have. I do love it so.
Hope the party was fun, glad that you'll continue with them! I've recommended these to a load of people, and while I'm pretty sure none of them have read it, they laughed a lot.

Is 'insultedly' even a word?