It's true what they say; these stories tend to write themselves. When I first started Scrumptious Cereal, I didn't know this would ever happen, much less the comics were on a storyline . Originally, they were supposed to be random situations with random people and whatever..
On top of that, I haven't even thought of an ending for this arc, so I hope that it's a good one.
But one thing's for sure, though. Our heroes' names are confirmed in #25.
Those were just random names I came up with on the spot, so I guess I'll have to stick to them now.

I know that this doesn't quite make up for missing so many posts, but that doesn't mean y'all can't enjoy this newly thought out story arc. Put on your seatbelts; it's gonna be a bumpy ride.

In case you don't know, Gary Larson is one of my favorite cartoonists; not to be excused with this. And no, I haven't really run out of material. It's a blessing and a curse.

Oh man, that sock drawer is gonna look so cool, with its own special red light whenever I open it, and even a bouncer for those not on the guest list.. Someday..

A pointless discussion, right?

As we all know, British Royal Guards are specially trained to not move at all while at their post. Random fact for the day; NO2 is laughing gas. Chemistry majors should be rofl-ing right about now.

Don't you just hate not knowing what to rent?

This conversation actually took place, word-for-word. In other news, Scrumptious Cereal is back after an unintentional hiatus, due to the scanner being more than slightly out of order. For all of this week's updates, there will be three new posts, so that's something to look forward to.

Seriously, it's the music skeletons make when they do spooky dances.

Came up with this early 2008. Still good.

A movie you may have heard about.

Panel I - Bank pun, it stores peoples' food in a credit or chicken account.
Panel II - Uses a banana as a gun. I've done that various times.
Panel III - Normally, in a bank heist, the robber would say, "Put the money in the bag"
Panel IV - Pretty self-explanatory, Life cereal and a steak.
Panel V - Pudding, custard, and the German word for sausage "wurst" or "würstchen"
Panel VI - Food Court, such as in a mall, sausage, lettuce, and would normally be judged by a jury of his peers. The judge in this post is a Fudge Judge, not to be confused with a certain type of waste material. The can of soda with a straw is there because all lawyers suck. The "pink teardrop" is an onion, representing a Union lawyer.
Panel VII - Fudge Judge is finally explained, both "ears" and "prism" explained in the eighth one.
Panel VIII - I tried to make this as obvious as possible with the setup in the seventh one and a food pyramid of some sort, along with a box of corn with 20 ears in it. The prism term is explained with the food pyramid, because as our good friend Geometry has taught us, a prism is an n-sided polyhedron, and pyramids fall into that category. That also explains why most panels in this comic are drawn in various angles. In optics, the prism is used to refract light to make the colors of the rainbow, and that is also pyramid-shaped. The funny thing here is that the punchline isn't really the punchline. That, and I don't like corn.

Sorry for missing yesterday's update, my day was pretty much booked. I hope it won't happen again.

But, other than that, it was a really good movie. It got me so pumped, I spent the rest of the day growing my beard out and bending things.

Supposedly, dinosaurs are the ancient ancestors of birds.

In tribute to David Morgan-Mar.