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Old School Palaeoart| Brontozaurus |
Posted: Apr 8 2012, 01:08 PM
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 Creature-Lizard Horror  Group: Elder Things Posts: 488 Member No.: 196 Joined: 24-June 10  |
Most cable TV dinosaur documentaries seem to think that, too. I just went and read through this thread again, and thanks to a recent discovery my reaction to the argument over T. rex having feathers can be summed as HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. -------------------- They're all like "BASE STATS STAB RATING TYPE MATCHES EGG MOVES" and I'm all like "I like Magmar because it's a duck and it's on fire." -dodoman1
"This is what we've come to. Arguing about bath salts being released into the atmosphere." -Spivsy |
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| dodoman1 |
Posted: Apr 8 2012, 04:28 PM
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 Death once came for Fran Drescher. She'd had better  Group: Elder Things Posts: 7,575 Member No.: 19 Joined: 7-April 09 |
I like the theory that it had feathers because it was cold, and rexes that lived in warmer climates didn't have feathers.
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| Shoggoth |
Posted: Apr 8 2012, 06:46 PM
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 Digest that Meat! Group: Members Posts: 253 Member No.: 402 Joined: 19-July 11 |
I still want a T.rex with a fluffy white protofeather mane stalking a heard of vague non-specific hadrosaur in the snow.
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