In a Precambrian diet, you eat like the Ediacara biota did. Lie perfectly still in nutrient-rich seawater and absorb all your nutrition through your skin.
This reminds me of a line from the “Big Bang Theory” theme: “The autotrophs began to drool.” (That doesn’t make a bit of sense to me scientifically, but it’s still catchy.)
Cliff doesn’t look like he’s been eating microbes and algae. But maybe he has a corner on the microbe and algae market and plans to get rich and eat steak.
Randy B Premium Member about 10 years ago
“Feast” is so not the right word.
Bilan about 10 years ago
Can you eat Graboids?
corzak about 10 years ago
In a Precambrian diet, you eat like the Ediacara biota did. Lie perfectly still in nutrient-rich seawater and absorb all your nutrition through your skin.
CaptBullock about 10 years ago
This reminds me of a line from the “Big Bang Theory” theme: “The autotrophs began to drool.” (That doesn’t make a bit of sense to me scientifically, but it’s still catchy.)
Coyoty Premium Member about 10 years ago
Soylent Green is supposed to be made of microbes and algae. See if Costco has it.Oh wait, it’s actually microbes and Algy. Never mind.
gfredrickson85 about 10 years ago
Isn’t that just being a vegetarian?
Observer fo Irony about 10 years ago
Sounds like the food in my refrigerator.
SunflowerGirl100 about 10 years ago
Donuts made of microbes and algae. Mmmmm
kaffekup about 10 years ago
Cliff doesn’t look like he’s been eating microbes and algae. But maybe he has a corner on the microbe and algae market and plans to get rich and eat steak.
ChessPirate about 10 years ago
No, Brewster, Microbes and Algae are not brand names of Cheesy Puffs…
AlnicoV about 10 years ago
Cliff does have the mentality of an amoeba, particularly one of the brain eating variety.
GoodQuestion Premium Member about 10 years ago
And it’s all you can eat! . . . ☻
rphbeta about 10 years ago
It all sounds like a culinary race to the bottom.
Daniel Quilp about 10 years ago
Once again, the comments are as funny as, if not funnier than, the cartoon.
Phatts about 10 years ago
hmmm, microbes and algae … sounds like BEER!