I had some great teachers back in high school, but there was always one or two who seemed to be shuffled from subject to subject, and I know the principal was praying for a curse to get rid of them because it's pretty much impossible for a teacher to get fired.

It wasn't a mistake. It is REALLY called the Philosopher's Stone and JKR didn't invent it; it is a long-established bit of alchemical lore. Scholastic just made American editions "The Sorcerer's Stone" even though it is stupid to change the book title and such an important part of the plot.

This is good! I noticed that you called it the Philosopher's Stone instead of the Sorcerer's Stone. That was the only mistake though.

Very funny up to the last chapter! Poor Lupin.

I can so see those meetings happen, which they probably really did, but with everything from harry's view, we really don't know

How luvly...

It's almost as if Albus has used the Horcrux ritual to split his intelligence every year in half again... Well with the exception of third and fourth year, even if one must wonder if Alastor himself would have really been a better teacher than Barty Crouch, probably not...

And like every time where Severus is allowed to play out his sniding sarcasm and livid sense of logic he does almost get sympathetic! (*cough* "Will he be happy?" *cough*) Not an easy feat and it often leads to very interesting stories full of harsh character or ministry bashing. Just like here.

Okay, Severus is a veteran member of the village idiots guild for all his self-delusions and petty hatreds he carries around with him, but he's also one of the few people in JKRs world that with starting to think actually become errr "more attractive" as a literary figure... And you've hit the nail quite squarely with this little bit of sillyness.

btw...

The Pink is a good description, right between the Blob and the thing from the green lagoon ;)

I can understand the .. mood of the last chapter, but the rest of them were funny!

Thanks for the laughs author!

-chronodekar

Wow, this is incredible. Very well done; the characterization of Snape and Dumbledore are spot on as well as the other DADA professors. I like that we could follow the timeline of the books throughout the story. There was also a nice balance between humor and seriousness. There where a few small spelling mistakes though, like 'prophesy' when it should've been "prophecy" or "there" instead of "their", but over all this fic was pretty darn good.

I have my own question about the end of fourth year… If the trace automatically detects magic performed on or near the underage wizard in question, why couldn't they have used the trace to figure out "Oh, at this place at this time the Imperious, Cruciatus, and Killing curses were used"?

What the hell Ministry?

Did you know "Dealing with Dragons" is actually a published title?

Did you know I love you?

Seriously, I've read a lot of your stuff and you. are. so. funny :D I've built a shrine in my heart so you can move in any time you like.

Thank you so much for brightening so many days with your material. I get so excited every time I find an author with such an extensive list of good fics in so many fandoms I'm familiar with.

wowee, great story!

oh, good godric, this is making me laugh so hard!

I love this story!

you've mananged to capture Snape's dry, sarcastic humour, which lots of fanfiction writers can't do.

This is so good!

This, like most of the stories I've read that you've written, was excellent. Very funny, but with an ending that left me more than a little sad. I have to say, after laughing throughout all the chapters, I didn't expect that from the last one, but I could not have asked for a better ending!

This was brilliant! Very funny and well written.

Albus is a jerk. Snape rocks!