As amusing the second time as this was the first. This still reminds me of the line with friends like these who needs enemies. The visualization of Andy being lugged like a human football along with the closing line brings a smile to my face and a healthy chuckle.

I love it when you tell the story from Jess' perspective! Your taste in quotes is, as always right on the money. This is an entertaining, delightful, and well-told story.

Ha! ha! Did a good job! Glad Andy and Jonesy are in this story.

Moral of the day: do not give gunpowder to Jess Harper. He is not prudent...

Hahaha Sounds exactly like something that would have happened to those guys! As always, you made them and their situations very real. Did the bulk of the saloon remain standing? :D

Nicely done. :)

As a former theatre major, I could certainly relate to the backstage shenanigans. A fun time was had by all! An enjoyable, and explosive, comedy of errors.

I just loved it. It had me laughing so hard I was glad I'd put down my coffee.

Please write more.

Deb

Another lovely story. Not as heart throbbing as Jess wounded and rescued by Slim :-). But a nice feel good moment to start my day with. Thank you very much. Nice feel for the characters that I've come to expect from you.

This was wonderful! I laughed until I hurt. My family thought I'd lost it. I look forward to your stories and am never disappointed; certainly not this time. Thanks!

Why didn't Andy speak up and admit the over-explosion was his fault for doubling the amount of powder in the barrel?

Love the story Shay. It really made me smile.

dee