This is where I knew trouble would come in. The move from standard joke-a-day format towards an actual storyline. The trick is to do so without cutting the humour altogether. Webcomics, to a point, click better if there's a point to each page, since updates come in segments. It's not like reading an actual comic where you just turn the page, so when you do a strip, you have to feel like it had a point on it's own. I suppose I at least tried that here, ending on the more mysterious note than the humourous one. Ah well, I hope that it has at least managed to amuse those of you reading it!