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The MSJ posted:Triceratops absorbed the much cooler Torosaurus. It turns out that Torosaurus is more than likely a fully-grown Triceratops, but since Triceratops got named first no more Torosaurus. http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-17192624 "A study has rejected claims that Triceratops and the lesser-known Torosaurus are one and the same type of dinosaur." Live the Dream!!!
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Turok wept.
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DavidAlltheTime posted:Turok wept. It's irrelevant to Turok. He'll just incinerate it with a plasma gun and quad-barreled rocket launcher anyways.
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Phanatic posted:Happy Thanksgiving. Lunchmoney Lewis is my new hero.
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Man, I want the loving beanie.
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Rigged Death Trap posted:Everyone in WW2 supplied soldiers with some kind of stimulant drug. America and Britain used dexedrine, Germany and Japan with Meth (Germany made a pill with oxycodone, cocaine and methamphetamine, they didnt get to use it much) The allies had a whole arsenal of drugs for the soldiers as well , I'm sure everyone has seen the video floating around of the British testing out hallucinogens on the troops https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_and_culture_of_substituted_amphetamines 
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Gorilla Salad posted:Man, I want the loving beanie. Lunchmoney Lewis is clearly American (the giveaway is the parade), you're probably American, and today is Yanqui Thanksgiving, so I'll forgive you this one time. But that's clearly a toque, you southern heathen. Wear it in October, like I will when it becomes mine. I must have it.
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The MSJ posted:Triceratops absorbed the much cooler Torosaurus. It turns out that Torosaurus is more than likely a fully-grown Triceratops, but since Triceratops got named first no more Torosaurus. It's ok in 2012 other scientists said that those scientists were full of it and they are separate species again. Turns out that there is no evidence to suggest that the sculls radically changed shape as they matured and you can't just have babies and adults with nothing in between.
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The MSJ posted:It happened with a dinosaur named Dracorex (KING DRAGON) too. Or maybe it was Stygimoloch (DEMON FROM STYX). One of those dinosaurs was probably just a juvenile version of an adult thick-head dinosaur like Pachycephalosaurus. Man the upcoming monsterhunter has some kickass monster names. E: Dracorex hogwartsia What is this loving poo poo Rigged Death Trap has a new favorite as of 18:50 on Nov 24, 2016 |
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Phanatic posted:Happy Thanksgiving. God drat god drat god drat god drat.
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Phanatic posted:Happy Thanksgiving. Gonna guess this is NOT his first parade.
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Picnic Princess posted:GO I love you.
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Zzulu posted:If i ever go to (world)war and whether or not i live and die is mostly up to chance i would want to be on a lot of drugs as well tbh
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 if you think the US doesn't put their high-end soldiers on steroid cycles.Unrelated image I find funny:  YOU CAN DO IT, LITTLE GOLF BALL!
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Phanatic posted:Happy Thanksgiving.
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Tenchi Muyo gets me wet posted:
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He is a national treasure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN6bZCDOdMo
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Met posted:Behold! T-Rex. Looks like a grizzly humped an ostrich
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Memento posted:This has been the best post on the forums in a hell of a long time. The first time I saw feathered t-rex of some kind, I thought "Ha ha! How quaint!" Then I remembered my friend's angry aggressive parakeet that despite being four inches tall scares the living gently caress out of me because a pissed off bird knows no fear. Now the idea of feathered t-rex makes me think "angry fluffy bus with teeth" and it's right back to terrifying again. 
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sassassin posted:It would be massively irresponsible not to. No, you see. Steroids are evil. There is NO way to safely administer them.
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Dewgy posted:The first time I saw feathered t-rex of some kind, I thought "Ha ha! How quaint!" Birds give no fucks. My dad has one that's got a crippled wing from when a cat got it. That little fucker no longer flies out of the cage at me but it's been known to flop out to the floor and walk around the house squawking at me. Fucker.
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Len posted:Birds give no fucks. My dad has one that's got a crippled wing from when a cat got it. That little fucker no longer flies out of the cage at me but it's been known to flop out to the floor and walk around the house squawking at me. Fucker. I know, right? The little ones are basically only cute because they are tiny. Geese and swans are fuckers. I can't imagine the horror of a 10 foot tall goose. 
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gently caress that took me a while.
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Facebook Aunt posted:I know, right? The little ones are basically only cute because they are tiny. Geese and swans are fuckers. I can't imagine the horror of a 10 foot tall goose. Somebody did a drawing of what people might've thought Swans looked like if they were extinct and all we had were their bones 
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Guy Goodbody posted:Somebody did a drawing of what people might've thought Swans looked like if they were extinct and all we had were their bones murderchickens want your soul
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Guy Goodbody posted:Somebody did a drawing of what people might've thought Swans looked like if they were extinct and all we had were their bones Seems pretty accurate
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A cat in the same manner: 
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Phy posted:A cat in the same manner: This makes me wonder what if it turns out dinosaurs looked a lot like Golden Retrievers? What if they were adorable as heck and we missed it?
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Rigged Death Trap posted:Dracorex hogwartsia Turns out scientists are nerds. Who knew?
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Tiggum posted:Turns out scientists are nerds. Who knew? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strigiphilus_garylarsoni
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Guy Goodbody posted:Somebody did a drawing of what people might've thought Swans looked like if they were extinct and all we had were their bones Here's a zebra by the same principle. 
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