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Shamelessly plagiarised from the favourite tree topic.
Mine is pachycephalosaurus. I just love their bony heads and the idea of them using them for headbutting contests (whether it actually happened or not) |
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"Is Megalodon allowed or is that cheating?
I will rule that Megalodon is allowed, if not only because The Meg is one of my wife's favourite movies."
Oh good as I've always loved megalodons. Tell your wife that Pablo recommends the books that the movie is based on |
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"Is Megalodon allowed or is that cheating?
I will rule that Megalodon is allowed, if not only because The Meg is one of my wife's favourite movies.
Oh good as I've always loved megalodons. Tell your wife that Pablo recommends the books that the movie is based on "
Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror by Steve Alten, right? |
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"Is Megalodon allowed or is that cheating?
I will rule that Megalodon is allowed, if not only because The Meg is one of my wife's favourite movies.
Oh good as I've always loved megalodons. Tell your wife that Pablo recommends the books that the movie is based on
Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror by Steve Alten, right?"
Yes that is the first of many |
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"Tyrannosaurus Rex gets my vote; That lovely big grin on it…. 
Mine too, those little arms!  "
I do get a guilty kick out of imagining T-rexes in various situations where they're unable to complete tasks due to their arms being too short. |
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By *orny PTMan 20 weeks ago
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"Tyrannosaurus Rex gets my vote; That lovely big grin on it….
Mine too, those little arms!
I do get a guilty kick out of imagining T-rexes in various situations where they're unable to complete tasks due to their arms being too short."
If you're happy and you know it, clap your....oh! |
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"Shamelessly plagiarised from the favourite tree topic.
Mine is pachycephalosaurus. I just love their bony heads and the idea of them using them for headbutting contests (whether it actually happened or not)"
The flinstones Dino |
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"Diplodacus. They had smiley faces.
Oh, and can I shout out to the giant hamster, Josephoartigasia? Not technically a dinosaur, but imagine a 6ft tall hamster? Can't make this shit up "
A six foot hamster?
Oh fuck no. |
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"Diplodacus. They had smiley faces.
Oh, and can I shout out to the giant hamster, Josephoartigasia? Not technically a dinosaur, but imagine a 6ft tall hamster? Can't make this shit up "
Jeez! Hamster cheeks full of what?? And London Eye for a play wheel?? |
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"Diplodacus. They had smiley faces.
Oh, and can I shout out to the giant hamster, Josephoartigasia? Not technically a dinosaur, but imagine a 6ft tall hamster? Can't make this shit up
Jeez! Hamster cheeks full of what?? And London Eye for a play wheel??"
Am I misremembering the goodies having a giant hamster terrorise London? |
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"Diplodacus. They had smiley faces.
Oh, and can I shout out to the giant hamster, Josephoartigasia? Not technically a dinosaur, but imagine a 6ft tall hamster? Can't make this shit up
Jeez! Hamster cheeks full of what?? And London Eye for a play wheel??
Am I misremembering the goodies having a giant hamster terrorise London?"
Ooh yes! I'd forgotten that. Loved the Goodies  |
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By *agatoXXXMan 20 weeks ago
Gone and completely forgotten. |
"Diplodacus. They had smiley faces.
Oh, and can I shout out to the giant hamster, Josephoartigasia? Not technically a dinosaur, but imagine a 6ft tall hamster? Can't make this shit up
Jeez! Hamster cheeks full of what?? And London Eye for a play wheel??
Am I misremembering the goodies having a giant hamster terrorise London?
Ooh yes! I'd forgotten that. Loved the Goodies "
It was a giant kitten. |
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"Diplodacus. They had smiley faces.
Oh, and can I shout out to the giant hamster, Josephoartigasia? Not technically a dinosaur, but imagine a 6ft tall hamster? Can't make this shit up
Jeez! Hamster cheeks full of what?? And London Eye for a play wheel??
Am I misremembering the goodies having a giant hamster terrorise London?
Ooh yes! I'd forgotten that. Loved the Goodies
It was a giant kitten."
The bastards. |
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"...Stegosauruses were always getting beaten up by T.Rexes too
Yup, in spite of the fact that the t rex lived closer in time to humans than to Stegosaurus  "
In the Jurrassic Park franchise of course! |
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Ankylosaurus. Basically a walking tank.
Favourite dinosaur since I was a kid. I was obsessed with dinosaurs when I was a kid. I nearly exploded when Jurassic park came out and then got annoyed because of the dinosaur inaccuracy’s. |
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By (user no longer on site) 20 weeks ago
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"Triceratops cos as a kid they’d always be fighting a T-Rex in the movies
Stegosauruses were always getting beaten up by T.Rexes too"
Fun fact: we live closer to the T-Rex being alive than the T-Rex lived to the Stegosaurus |
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"Triceratops cos as a kid they’d always be fighting a T-Rex in the movies
Stegosauruses were always getting beaten up by T.Rexes too
Fun fact: we live closer to the T-Rex being alive than the T-Rex lived to the Stegosaurus "
Cause of Jurassic Park |
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By (user no longer on site) 20 weeks ago
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"Jacob Rees Mogg
This wins the thread, though I'd argue that Jacob Rees-Mogg is more like the ghost of a Victorian zombie vampire.
Bit harsh on zombie vampires tbh"
Thankfully he is no longer the member for the 1850s |
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By *agatoXXXMan 20 weeks ago
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"Jacob Rees Mogg
This wins the thread, though I'd argue that Jacob Rees-Mogg is more like the ghost of a Victorian zombie vampire.
Bit harsh on zombie vampires tbh
Thankfully he is no longer the member for the 1850s"
But he's got more free time for sending children up chimneys, and down the mines. |
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"Jacob Rees Mogg
This wins the thread, though I'd argue that Jacob Rees-Mogg is more like the ghost of a Victorian zombie vampire.
Bit harsh on zombie vampires tbh"
You're right. My unreserved apologies to any zombie vampires who read this. |
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