Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for March 07, 2020

If this is prehistoric times, who left the treasure chest?

Missed the start of the competition by HOW many hundreds of millions of years?

Well, THAT’s strange.

Look, the idea is to get out of where it’s (relatively) safe and try for new horizons – not get back INTO the womb!

The bubble could also have said, “Turn around; it’s not worth it.”"

Don’t forget to “spring ahead” 1 hour tonight. Technically 2:00am tomorrow.

There was ever only one original idea. Supposedly took 6 days and a day of rest (the recorded nonunion work week). Now look at us.

Given the oceans’ rising temperatures, pollution, and desalinization, I suppose a fishbowl is starting to look pretty good.

Huh? So, perhaps, the next apex species will come from Free Range fish?

Previous attempts were met by enslavement for the entertainment of the land creatures.

Wiley, the water had to look better back then.

…or as Smart would have said it: “Missed it by that much!”

It’s the Zeitgeist.

A prehistoric fish was recently found which had developed walking fins like this, but it moved back to the ocean to live. Some fish are smart.

No one really “thought of it” unless walking out of the water.

I’ve always wondered: When you visit the Aquarium and all those fish swim up to the Window …

Did the Aquarium scam Them out of $20 admission to watch the Humans stumble around and make weird facial expressions, too?

It’s like when you think you’ve come up with the best idea ever! Do an internet search and find out it’s not a great new idea after all. :-/

“Planet of the apes” version for fishies .

…but, but Captain a room with a view, I hear from the other fishes….Boom boom dit-tem dat-tem what-tem Chu! In New York City it’ll be prime real estate for a buck or two, but be certain its rent controlled….Boom boom dit-tem dat-tem what-tem Chu!And they swam and they swam away from a scam….

No species can make up their mind. In the water, out of the water. Back to the water, back to the land. Even we humans – we live on the land, but we go in the water – unless we’ve recently watched “Jaws.”