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Post by 0z79 on Sept 8, 2019 2:10:32 GMT
I actually like the revised t-rex, though I don't quite remember how we found that dinosaurs actually had feathers.
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Post by freeflier on Sept 8, 2019 4:05:18 GMT
Real-world? There have been suspicions for decades, but the evidence has slowly accumulated over that time until it's pretty close to universally accepted now.
It's been interesting and amusing to watch rank heresy become the accepted answer.
--FreeFlier
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Post by 0z79 on Sept 9, 2019 2:11:08 GMT
I just never thought I'd think T. Rex was actually, you know, CUTE. At least not outside a Pixar film.
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Post by sean on Sept 10, 2019 16:09:19 GMT
And yet, they still make bare, pebbly-skinned, plastic dinosaurs.
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Post by freeflier on Sept 10, 2019 18:15:41 GMT
The molds are already made, so the maker (assuming he's even aware) doesn't want to spend the money for new molds.
--FreeFlier
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Post by pencilcrayonphoenix on Oct 4, 2019 16:08:15 GMT
I just never thought I'd think T. Rex was actually, you know, CUTE. At least not outside a Pixar film. T. Rex's closest living relative is the chicken. A fluffy chicken can be pretty dang cute. |
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Post by 0z79 on Oct 5, 2019 5:35:02 GMT
I just never thought I'd think T. Rex was actually, you know, CUTE. At least not outside a Pixar film. T. Rex's closest living relative is the chicken. A fluffy chicken can be pretty dang cute. Oh, I know... I used to have an egg-laying hen that rode on my shoulder, while I refilled their food and water dispensers. I named it "Buddy" before it started laying eggs... so of course, I re-named it Beatrice. It would have been totally cute if she didn't try to peck my eye out when I glanced over at her.. still cute, but with a major caveat. |
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