My love of Turtle's writing (Turtle, if you're reading this, please write up some Alistair and Corellieth shorts, because they are hilarious and I love them and more people should see them) and general respect for Zing (sorry Z, I want to say I love your writing, but I haven't actually read much of it yet...) won out over being intimidated by the fact that I don't know any of the agents here.

Thankfully, the entire thing was essentially coherent anyways, and extremely entertaining. Having met geese, they really are that evil.

Oh, and I would be awesome at the roll-the-rim thing.

Also, it's good to hear from SeaTurtle again!

And I'm with hS: the goose definitely reminds me of Agent Monty. He's a gray goose, IIRC, but this is the Canada AU, so there you go. Clearly the same character. ^_^

~Neshomeh wishes she liked coffee.

That's amazing. XD I don't know what it's going to do to Multiverse Theory, but it's amazing.

I'm going to cheerfully assume the goose is alt!Monty, and that he was just doing his job by spotting the intruders. ^_^

hS

The Canadian stereotypes!PPC (and American stereotypes!PPC) were neat places, and I liked the humorous snippet we got of them.

Who won the game, by the way?

Also, minor note (aside from the thing doc mentioned below), in the line about the Doctor's TARDIS, "at least" echoes - y'all might want to reword that a bit.

- Tomash

Very fun! I love the sheer silliness of both AUs, even in the fact that they exist at all. I love that you guys incorporated Redwall-style animal agents to represent the wildlife of both countries. The goose was fun—I especially like that you state so matter-of-factly that it beat up the human agent without describing the fight. Speaking as someone who has had to work with geese, its behavior is . . . FAMILIAR. I would hate for Agent Canada Goose to meet up with Agent Cape Barren Goose from the Australian HQ.

Out of curiosity, what's the meaning of the joke about the DoSAT technicians' names? (At least, it felt like a joke/reference, disregard if I'm wrong.)

The only technical thing my OCD whined about was the phrase, "or some strange place that was some sort of off-AU-HQ." The double "some" plus the vagueness of the phrase "sort of" is making it feel a little washed-out to me. Though I'll admit I can't really come up with a way to rephrase it that doesn't sound clunky, soooo . . . maybe English just isn't equipped to express a phrase like that. *shrug*

—doctorlit, wondering if the CPC only has access to Canadian-made continua . . .

That was very silly and I loved it. It was a nice, goofy bit of crackfic that made me grin.

(I particularly liked the Shakespear reference—that one made me guffaw.)

Happy Canada Day!

This made for a nice little number. X3 I'm glad they managed to escape the goose, as well (those little agents of the Lone Power... per fandom running gag, anyway).

So, yes, I did enjoy! =D Thank you both for writing, and happy Canada Day!