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on: Bluebird of Bitterness • Wed 2015 Sep 30, 3:57pm
by: mindful webworker

That's really funny. However, reminds me more of those dinosaurs in Jurassic Park that had the scary flaps around the head. (Would that I knew my dinos well enough to identify by name.)

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Subjects: dinosaurs, organized religion, humor, Marilyn Monroe

on: Ace of Spades • Wed 2015 Jun 17, 6:59am
by: mindful webworker - all-nattural dino bbq

Re Vic's dinosaur-climate link http://fxn.ws/1MKpCHv: science reporting remains as good as ever:

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Subjects: climate, dinosaurs, science

on: PoliNation • Thu 2015 Jan 29, 10:08pm
by: mindful webworker

I knew you all would want to know about the follow-up on this local story that has gained national press attention. The question always was, harmless prank or big jerks?

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Subjects: Bartlesville, dinosaurs

on: PoliNation • Tue 2015 Jan 27, 3:44pm
by: mindful webworker

My final item, and last bit of news from the heart of Flyover Country.

Attention! All units! Be on the lookout for a nine-foot T Rex!

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Subjects: dinosaurs, Bartlesville

on: Ace of Spades • Fri 2014 Apr 18, 11:31pm
by: mindful webworker meant to do this

Pterodaustro
O
Pterodaustro
O
Smaller than
a Terran House,
though...

[crumple crumple restart]

O, Pterodaustro,
Thy byll Monsteroso...

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Subjects: dinosaurs

on: Ace of Spades • Fri 2014 Feb 28, 8:22am
by: mindful webworker — presumably

"The brontosaurus doesn't exist, and never has." —buzzion

Not yet...! —mad scientists at play

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Subjects: dinosaurs, science

Arf Mit Is Aid

Are your translator microbes working?

Illustration added on 2012 Aug 6
Subjects: royalty, language, dinosaurs, monsters

Warm Alaskan Days

I'm not sure your reference to GlobWarmers makes sense in this context. If we had the conditions the world was in then, it would be catastrophic for current coastal civilization the world over. That isn't going to happen suddenly, of course; that's just how the glaciers melt, the oceans rise (despite Obama), and currents change, between ice ages. I can't really relate this to the AnthroGenClimeChange theory because... well, simply because there's nothing to the AnthroGen part.

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Subjects: climate, Al Gore, Alaska, dinosaurs