Do You Like Dinosaurs?

[terenceandphilip]

I have to say no, I didn't like them - but at the same time admit they had their role to play.

 

 

Also, we have birds thanks to them and a lot of people like birds including me. But overall, they were too big and scaley and a bit dangerous to be fair with you, so probably better off without them.

 

Another thing they're good for is lying at the bottom of the seabed for millions of years once they die and turning into oil which gives petrol which is handy for our cars.

 

The saddest thing is there wasn't cameras or iphones in those days to film them so noone really kows exactly what they look like, but scientists claim to have a fair idea and have even found bones of one in Peru or something.

[Ke1t]

Fucking love 'em.

 

[E-P-K]

I have to say no, I didn't like them - but at the same time admit they had their role to play.

 

 

Also, we have birds thanks to them and a lot of people like birds including me. But overall, they were too big and scaley and a bit dangerous to be fair with you, so probably better off without them.

 

Another thing they're good for is lying at the bottom of the seabed for millions of years once they die and turning into oil which gives petrol which is handy for our cars.

 

The saddest thing is there wasn't cameras or iphones in those days to film them so noone really kows exactly what they look like, but scientists claim to have a fair idea and have even found bones of one in Peru or something.

 

Komodo Dragons and Crocodiles are our dinosaurs of today.

[terenceandphilip]

Komodo Dragons and Crocodiles are our dinosaurs of today.

 

 

I don't actually believe in komodo dragons, but crocodiles - yes, you have a point.

 

 

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[Ke1t]

My favourite dinosaur is the Stegosaurus.

 

It has a giant fuck-off body, but a tiny little potato head.

 

It also has a viciously high centre of gravity, but it doesn't have a wide profile that would serve as a balance... so any time it got caught in a high wind, fucker was flipping over

 

I can see whole herds of these things just flipping over like paper plates any time there was a storm, tumbling off across the standard volcano-strewn, giant dragonfly in the foreground, school-book-depiction of a prehistoric landscape.

 

[E-P-K]

I don't actually believe in komodo dragons, but crocodiles - yes, you have a point.

 

Well, I have not actually seen a Komodo dragon either,

 

So the pictures I have seen may be photo shopped, but they do look evil cunts.

 

 

[Ke1t]

Well, I have not actually seen a Komodo dragon either,

 

So the pictures I have seen may be photo shopped, but they do look evil cunts.

 

 

No scale in that picture.

 

Could just be a tortoise looking for his hoose.

[E-P-K]

No scale in that picture.

 

Could just be a tortoise looking for his hoose.

 

These bastards can climb stairs, no tortoise can.

[Tommy]

I can tell at a glance which are fake and which are real in the movies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fuck the rangers then, fuck the rangers now, fuck the rangers forever.

[Pudgie]

No scale in that picture.

 

Could just be a tortoise looking for his hoose.

Ye daft? The things covered in scales!

[The Oxford Don]

The Heterodontosaurus on page two of Kelt's book looks more like a Homodontosaurus, if you ask me...

[ChutneyLove]

These bastards can climb stairs, no tortoise can.

Depends on the size of the stairs.

 

Stairs from Bridge Street up to Crown Terrace? Probably not. 1mm special tortoise stairs? Nae bother.

[BrianFaePerth]

Dinosaurs, grrrr

 

[Henry]

The Heterodontosaurus on page two of Kelt's book looks more like a Homodontosaurus, if you ask me...

 

[RUL]

I have to say no, I didn't like them - but at the same time admit they had their role to play.

 

 

Also, we have birds thanks to them and a lot of people like birds including me. But overall, they were too big and scaley and a bit dangerous to be fair with you, so probably better off without them.

 

Another thing they're good for is lying at the bottom of the seabed for millions of years once they die and turning into oil which gives petrol which is handy for our cars.

 

The saddest thing is there wasn't cameras or iphones in those days to film them so noone really kows exactly what they look like, but scientists claim to have a fair idea and have even found bones of one in Peru or something.

I admit it, I'm baffled by them and this whole evolution thing, I like the thought that a man with big hands organised everything in a few days.

 

I thought oil from dinosaurs was a myth though or were you taking the piss?

[terenceandphilip]

I watched a programme on Komodo dragons a few years back, interesting creatures like.

 

 

 

I now have a Komodo dragon as my desktop background.

[BrianFaePerth]

I now have a Komodo dragon as my desktop background.

 

Like this?

 

[tup]

I don't believe there were ever such things as dinosaurs.

[Dynamo]

Never met one. They seem like decent enough cunts though.

[Top Cat]

There's a braw Komodo Dragon in the Skyfall movie. I dinnae think i'm spoiling it for you when I say James Bond outsmarts it...

[BrianFaePerth]

There's a braw Komodo Dragon in the Skyfall movie. I dinnae think i'm spoiling it for you when I say James Bond outsmarts it...

 

 

Pity

[looksgoodinred]

I do not like dinosaurs. They scare me.

 

did you know the Muskie (found in some North American lakes) is prehistoric?

 

With a set of teeth that could rival a T-Rex, the mighty muskellunge, (esox masquinongy), that swim in our local waters are an apex predator that has remained virtually unchanged for millions of years. These fish can live to be 25 years old and reach up to 60" in length. This amazing fish has endured and remains today as one of the most sought after freshwater sport fish in North America.

 

[Bluto10]

That boy in the vegetative state in Canada who's making the news just now.

 

The one who can answer yes or no in his own brain but is otherwise speechless.

 

Even he would be better value than bluto on a night out.

 

 

thats harsh. true, but harsh.

[Bluto10]

I do not like dinosaurs. They scare me.

 

did you know the Phoenixx (found in some AFC forums) is prehistoric?

[tup]

They're not extinct either.

 

There was a little known Sandyjardineosaurus still baring it's teeth just last week in the central belt.

[robbo]

in my youth, i always liked iguanadon purely because it looked like he was always giving a thumbs up as if his whole life everything was "cool bro"

 

 

 

granted, his bones there make him look a bit julius caesar esque wi the thumbs up/down thing

[muttondressedaslamb]

My 3 year old cousin is studying dinosaurs at nursery and came home one day and told me all about the diplodocus and how it is her favourite dinosaur.

I was impressed that she could even say the name, let alone tell me about them and how they don't exist anymore.

[The Boofon]

I don't believe there were ever such things as dinosaurs.

 

 

They're not extinct either.

 

 

 

 

Make your mind up FFS.

[tightbreeks]

deinonychus is the best. big claw of death.

[Ke1t]

deinonychus is the best. big claw of death.

 

And, of course, Christians believe dinosaurs and humans co-existed, meaning THIS...

 

 

...is in fact a documentary.