Howdy, thanks for reading!

Very cute! What a sweet ending.

Thanks Jackie!

Brava! This was excellent! The whole bit at the Mended Drum (ha! XD) had a very Pratchetty rhythm to it; all that was missing was the footnotes!

Not sure how I feel about the ending, though. I mean, it's sweet and all, but don't they need that thing? o_O

Thanks Queenie, I was hoping someone would mention my humble shout-out to Sir Pterry! I wish I had the ability (and the nerve) to write an actual crossover, but small love notes to the Disc will have to do.

A lot of married folks I know have a decorative marriage certificate to frame, with all the calligraphy and curlicues that a romantic heart could wish for, while the official one is filed with the county clerk.

The certificate on the desk in Lethal Weapon appears to be a little less 'frilly', but I'm still assuming that the official one is on file somewhere and the one in the townhouse is a copy.

Ah, that makes more sense, then. ^_^

...(then again, methinks there is story potential if Lois and Clark need to prove they're married and can't find the paperwork...)

E, this was so adorable and cute! I love it! Happy to help with the dialogue! Great job!

Thanks Val, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Adorable and cute were the targets I was aiming for, so yay!

Classic! Made me laugh so hard I’m ready to cough up a lung (colds and laughing do not mix)

Drunk Lois is always fun!

= me some 80% of the time, well, minus trying to pick out a heart beat.

Thanks Crazy_Babe, I'm glad it made you laugh (although I now feel vaguely guilty about the state of your lungs)! I hope you feel better soon!

Thanks Jelly, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

I've played with that drummer. He only had one volume setting - Animal from The Muppets ("Animal beat drums! Haaaahhh!"). See him in action here.

Very funny. I'm not as big a fan of drunkenness as some of the others are - my father-in-law died an alcoholic in the back bedroom of his house and nobody looked for him for almost a week. It was tough on my wife and her sister. But that's just me and my way of seeing things. You presented Lois as a (mostly) funny drunk whose insecurities snuck up on her while her defenses were down. And it's a good thing Clark didn't need to use his heat vision in the bar - he might have set fire to the whole place.

Overall, this was an enjoyable read. I like seeing little personal snippets into the married life of Clark and Lois. And I really like the ending. I'm sure Lois willingly drank a big glass of water and went to bed to sleep it off.

I'm guessing Lois never found a band-aid.

You're an excellent writer. Keep up the great work!

Thanks for reading, Terry!

I'm sorry to hear about your family's experiences with your father-in-law, but I hope your wife and sister-in-law are doing well these days. I'm lucky enough to have a generation or two between myself and my alcoholic relatives, and mostly just remember a lot of scary shouting and behavior that just seemed weird and confusing to a small child.

I'm glad you enjoyed the story, and you're right - she never found that band-aid

I'm working on something a bit longer (that's not related to this story at all); it's slow going, but I'm determined not to give up!

Bwhahahahaha! I LOVE IT! SO much better than I ever imagined it would be when you mentioned the prompt to me. Excellent job! I'd quote my favorite hilarious descriptions, but that would be the entire story.

Thank you, for making that prompt a reality!

Hi Vicki! I'm blushing so hard right now

I'm so glad you liked it, I had you in the back of my head the whole time I was writing it!

Thanks for helping with the initial 'fleshing out' session, you planted some seeds for story direction that turned out to germinate some pretty good roots!

Well-written, with a plausible reason Lois became intoxicated since she (may) think the drinks are low in alcohol content. As others mentioned, it's cute and funny. Nicely done.

Sounds like a couple of discos I visited back in the eighties...

Thanks Cuidadora, I'm glad you enjoyed it

Hi Morgana!

Same here, back when I was younger and more willing to risk deafness for a possible good time

Thanks for reading!

Hi Endelda!

Hmm…what’s the most outrages idea? Oh, yes. Clark can’t return the Lois clone because he doesn’t have the receipt for Lex’s wedding present to him. That, and he’s already ripped open the packaging.

Wonder if they have a special meal code for that.

Hmm…stripper?

So, leaving a note?

I was right about her outfit?



So, she got drugged? Or did her source just not turn up and she got slushed for some unknown reason?

Let me guess, green.

Strong enough to fell a super man, huh?

Did she get switched, again?

So long as she doesn’t water it. Although I did kind of expect to have that greasy roll of protest to make a violent re-appearance while she was bending over to pick up the mess.

She’s not trying to burn the marriage certificate, is she?

I did not see that one coming. Also, hilarious but I wonder if someone should tell Lois that that’s not actually the receipt but the ownership contract.

Drunk Lois can be a lot of fun

Michael

Hi Michael!


Well... that's as close as Lois gets to a stripper without getting veils involved, so yes


I think she had some unwarranted faith in the caffeine in those cocktails she was drinking while she waited.


But of course!


Nah, just a bit swozzled and within grabbing distance of a handsome flirty husband


I'm so glad that didn't occur to me when I was writing it!



Did you peek?


I'll count that as a win, you're a hard man to surprise!


Go ahead, I dare you


Yes, I enjoyed getting into her boozy, fuzzy head quite a lot

Hi Endelda!

Would have taken care of destroying that certificate, now would it?

Nope. Just my natural evilness peeking through.

Why, thank you And to winning


LOIS:

And no, I sadly don't have the right mindset right now to come up with a true plot bunny for this.


SUPERMAN: So, now I have to watch out for drugged and/or drunk Lois instead of just drugged Lois?
CLARK: Oh shut it. Drugged Lois only ever went after me, so you're perfectly safe. Come to think of it, drunk Lois also usually goes after me.

Michael