Scurvy (N.)
1. (pathology) A disease caused by insufficient intake of vitamin C leading to the formation of livid spots on the skin, spongy gums, loosening of the teeth and bleeding into the skin and from almost all mucous membranes.

Antiscorbutic (Adj.)
1. (medicine) preventing or curing scurvy

Citrus! (Comic)
1. (humour) A farcical fantasy comic, updating on Wednesdays, dealing with the fight against Scurvy by four Antiscorbutic teens and their friends.

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20 Apr 2008 04:06 am

Readers?

How many of you are there, really?

Would you do me this favor?

If you read Citrus!, please leave a comment telling me so. I want to know how many people actually read this crap.

Thanks, though I doubt any of you will actually do this.

PS: If you flip through the archives, you might notice that some minor changes. See if you can spot them. ;)

Comments:

Listra (Guest),

I'm here. Although I suppose you already knew that. I come here almost every day--mostly while avoiding homework. : )

Also, in my opinion, Citrus! definitely isn't crap.

Rapunzel (Guest),

Hi from Aus I found this on BuzzComics and read the archive today. It's amusing. And had me laughing-out-loud at some points.

Toshi (Guest),

*eyeroll* You KNOW I'm here, silly. And Citrus! isn't crap, either. Stop being so hard on yourself. That's my job. :P

Biblio (Guest),

Here! *waves hand in air enthusiastically*

Duckie (Guest),

Sometimes... Biblio showed it to me, and I check the new pages sometimes. It's pretty good. (I'm just too lazy to check more often)

Nakash,

??? I'm that random 5th fan shrouded in mystery fog +5 who's been following the comic from the beginning, and it's only gotten better since. Ask Chessie.

Nil (Guest),

I suppose I should comment here, you probably know that I read - and fully as a reader, too. So here I am, for easy counting.

I would assume that Smackjeeves provides some sort of hit counter, though - wouldn't that be a better way to gauge traffic?