good point! perhaps they starve to death, pining for that big big taste with a big big crunch. or perhaps in their desperation they are pushed to new heights, discovering the technology on their own, thus advancing their race beyond living in craters.
I have to admit, I don’t recall any of the commercials from the 1970s when I was growing up, except for the Micronauts Rocket Tubes.
Yeah, I don’t remember the '70s being that meager a time.
Ah, from back in the age when there were bees, right?
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It kind of looks like a complete breakfast on the table even without the addition of the Honeycomb.
I think they had size issues. Smaller, bite-sized in the 60s.
Oh, the hideout for sure. Don’t really remember a space ship anyway. That’s what all kids want: a cool place away from parents
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One morning, decades ago, my sisters & I were determined to replicate the Complete Breakfast shown on the back of the Special K box. Toast, Special K, orange juice, half a grapefruit, coffee.
This was probably the first coffee I drank.
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When I was about six years old, I wanted coffee because my parents drank it every morning. I tried a sip, and thought it was disgusting. Then, starting around age 12, I’ve drank black high-test coffee every day and think nothing of it.
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Professor Hubert Farnsworth: These bees are larger than most Buicks, and twice as ugly.
Fry: Larger than an American sedan? How big is the honeycomb?
Hermes Conrad: Honeycomb’s big, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Bender: It’s not small?
Hermes Conrad: No, no, no.
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Ate a lot of Honeycomb when I was a kid. Discovered the real Honeycomb Hideout was right here between my teeth all along.
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