Is it the prototype of Japan’s birth?

If there were round slices of mammoth meat.

Gyaatolz

>>4

I was trying to say “tekiou light” and it came up as a conversion candidate, and I’m surprised.

Was it delicious?

Next to me, Jaian’s Sneuo is in the water…

I can’t go home because I got caught up in a disaster.

It was a story about someone who ended up in a terrible situation because they couldn’t use Doramon’s tools anymore.

>>11

It’s because the hotels manage the area.

There’s a depiction that suggests it’s okay to dress lightly even in an ice age because the air conditioning is on.

In the past, there were no bacteria or parasites in the pond water.

>>12

About 4 billion years ago, perhaps.

It looks like hot stew, but isn’t it hot to eat it with your hands?

I think I was making things suitable for eating with hands even if there were no dishes.

Do you need to go through the trouble of inserting stone money into a vending machine?

In the 22nd century, vending machines will have automatic payment from personal identification.

They might recognize the selection of products even through looks…

The sloppy management is really scary.

Is it okay if a customer dies because there’s something like a time wrapping cloth?

Because it’s an entertainment facility, it doesn’t have to be real.

It would be nice to enjoy inconvenience within a range that doesn’t cause discomfort.

>>27

In modern times, there’s no need for such inconveniences as not having the internet, seriously…

Even if there are unmanned sales, it’s impossible without creating a mechanism for automation.

…I can’t say for sure that it isn’t.

There are stories that ancient Rome had automatic doors powered by steam engines.

It seems that the islands that actually used stone money had a custom of giving it as a token of gratitude for shared experiences and stories rather than for barter purposes.

It’s an article I read a long time ago, so the authenticity is unclear.

>>32

Is it something that materializes likes and yeahs?

I don’t have enough strength to hold such a big stone.

>>33

Doraemon has 129 horsepower, you know…

>>33

Indeed, it’s a tough era where without physical ability, one cannot obtain food…

In the past, entropy was low.

Dora-chan has 129.3 horsepower, so big stones (money) are no problem at all.

The coins for the vending machine are too big.

If one’s body is strong, this era might be more comfortable.

I like the fact that stone spears and stone axes are made of sponge, which makes them safe and secure.

Was it delicious? Nozomi-chan is scary…

Due to the hotel’s shortcomings, the actual survival in the primitive environment begins, and Nobita is attacked by a saber-toothed tiger.

I don’t think primitive people were eating delicious stews with their hands while saying “This is so good!” hot from the pot…

I want to run around without wearing pants.

I used to believe in this big stone money from the Stone Age for a while.

Where is the source?

I know about something like Gyaatruz.

No one is wearing underwear, including Shizuka-chan, right?

It’s the primitive age, after all.

It’s only natural, but eating with my hands is extremely hot, so it’s not easy. I tried it once and gave up.

Nobita was worried about taking a nap.