The Mystery of the First Person to Eat an Oyster
This meme poses a humorous question about the origins of human culinary exploration, specifically questioning who the first person was to decide that the contents of an oyster looked appetizing. By describing the mollusk as a "big piece of snot," the image highlights the unusual texture and appearance of raw oysters that often baffle modern observers. The post invites reflection on the desperate or curious circumstances that may have led early humans to experiment with various food sources in their environment, turning what might appear unappealing into a global delicacy.
Milk, I understand why you'd ask that question, but this is fucking obvious.
Chinese people I'm 99% sure
Looking at my cat when he hasn’t been fed for 5 minutes, true hunger can make you do weird things :p
Blame someone from at least 164,000 years ago ~
OP's favourite kind of oyster
This has got to be one of THE most dumbfuck questions ever posed on this site... ...And of course the profile is entirely made up of boomer-text shitposts, going back years.
More like they were desperate. Probably fish didn't turn out as expected so they started looking out for options
Same person who thought. I left this barley water let me try it. Oh beer. And the same retard who forgot to throw out milk and suddenly oops. Cheese
It’s called hunger and used to be an important force in people’s lives
someone very hungry