I love your take on bisexuality: "...bisexuality doesn't mean one feels incomplete unless one is swinging both ways at once". And... just the whole fic really. I found it really cute that Jean and Scott would lay down with the kids like that.

Great job. As always, I love reading your stuff.

I adore this. I now intend to read every piece of yours that I can find, no matter the genre. It may take me forever. But it is a wonderful goal, I think. Thank you for sharing your talent. Reading your work feels like I should be priveledged to do so. And this was one with a Teletubby fixation. Imagine how honored I'll feel reading your more in-depth character studies. My dear, I love you.

Mia

OMG...I loved this a lot..I'm just scrolling through reading stories that catch my eye. And this one certainly caught my eye. I loved everything. I'm planning on reading more ;)

Oh my... can't say really more that I just love this - and my classmates are looking at me funny right now...

I went to your homepage, and I'm currently trying to read everything. :)

I have to say, this must be my favourite of all your stories- trust me, I've trawled your site looking for every scrap I can get.

Each one is marvellously well written, but the inclusion of the Tellytubbies just cracked me up. For several reasons- one, that my science teacher used to have a Tinky Winky toy (albeit without red sunglasses) on his desk- don't ask, and that I remember the day that I first watched the programme with horror years ago. Now, I can't stop laughing if I have the misfortune to catch it.

I'd never thought of Scott being bi, but I entertained the notion after reading this. Also, the mention of the Rocky Horror Show cracked me up- like most of it, actually.

Right, I'll stop the fangirling now- you're probably considering bashing yourself to unconsiousness with your computer mouse by this point. I can't wait to read more of your fanfiction soon.

Glastea

I love this. Yet again, no one else would say this. You turn the Cyclops-Jean Grey (the girl seriously needs a battle name)- Wolverine love triangle every which way. Still, the points are right. Sexual orientation means nothing in friends. Not all guy friends think only of girl/guy, and all other ways are also true. The Athena line's great, too (springing from Xavier's head)- conclusive proof that Teletubbies can be connected to classic literature.

I love your writing. Don't ever stop.

This was really good. Funny, in it's own right. I can't wait to read the others in this series- an excellent turn to Scott's character. Gotta love Scooter-boy _

i love it! so good! I love the twist you put on Scott. Bisexual..i would've never thought og that..then you got me hooked into believein g it. Very awesome job, i love your stories

I luv this fic! It's really funny, but nice and serious at the right moments. I've just come from reading and Acidental Interception of fate but my PC wouldn't let me review it and it was really good, so I had to tell you that too. I luv all of ur stuff really!

Haha. That was great. And I didn't find the bisexual reference at all offensive. I may not be all for the same sex relationship (I'm like Jean, as close to the hedro 0 as one can get), but I certainly don't find it offensive. Anyways, that was great. Think I'll read more.

Haha. Logan. Can I join the love triangle? He's always been my favorite.

This is really well written, you've obviously given it a lot of thought.

Absolutely wonderful. Yes, of course I liked the story because it was hysterically funny, but just as much because it was ... hopeful. Yes, I think that's the right word. There's such warmth in the description of Jean and Scott's relationship, such good-nature in describing their reactions towards Logan, and such protective care in Scott's feelings towards his teenaged charges. It's a scene that has just as much hope as any of Dr. King's speeches, and I don't find it strange to find Scott's bisexuality layered on top of his mutation. Thank you, Minisinoo, for giving us this story and all the others. Your writing is amazing, but your vision is even more so.

I don't think Scott was out of character at all. He (movie version especially) strikes me as someone with a biting sense of humor that he keeps well-hidden. The bisexual thing was Min's choice, but she made it credible. And the idea of Scott and the rest of the mansion watching Teletubbies religiously is just something that has to be seen to be believed.

Great job as always, Min. This is another one of my favorites. :)

Wha...? O_o THAT WAS FUNNY! I /think/ this is OOC for Scott, and the Teletubbies are /pure evil/, but right now I couldn't care less. Muchly entertaining.