FAQ: So you have a demon

I liked the layout in general. The intro just draws you in with imagining what the hell (groan) that thing could look like.

It really isn't an FAQ, more of a senario/roleplay kinda guide. I would think that 'Satan has a Mercedes?' would more likely be 'What kind of car does Satan drive?' in an FAQ about Hell.

From the title of this review, fark.com main page is internet celebrity status as was mentioned in the forums. Congrats on being farked and hope to read some more funny in the future.

A classic back on TSS, I remember this one fondly. The humor is top notch and clever, as is the style and layout. The jokes are witty and simple(good for this setup). The article is at the perfect length and ends on a high note. It even had a great joke to hook in readers from the start.

I noticed a word was missing in the sentence "run back the festering womb" and it threw off the flow a little. Some of the jokes weren't quite as good as others, but hey, that's going to happen.

This is a hella good article if a person wants to get entertained. Your the master of comedy and it's obvious after reading something like this. You've got great jokes, and all the writing mechanics down to display them to their full potential. Very well done!

This was so funny man, I was laughing the whole way through. The ending was awesome, that made me laugh the hardest. I thought this was going to be an attempt at a serious FAQ at first, dunno why and when the question answerer and asker started talking to each other it was really weird but cool.

I think something got misspelled or a word was forgotten or something. I dunno if there were anything else.

Kickass dude! I read on the other review that this is a series, I'd love to read more of these!

Ah yes, I remember this one from the original site. You've taken a unique approach to a FAQ and turned it into sort of a pseudo conversation between the narrator and the character.

I really enjoyed the humor, and even laughed out loud at a few parts. You did a great job with adding humor to each of the characters roles (the narrator and the person asking the questions), and the ending was appropriate.

There really isn't anything to complain about. The only thing that really caught my eye was near the end of the article when the questions were getting a bit repeditive. Maybe you could have added a bit more humor to each one to avoid the repetition?

Nicely done, I'm looking forward to more of your articles, as well as sequels to this "FAQ" series.