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Dinosaur Meme Comp 1
First picture in the newest, most awesomest channel yet. Wish it luck!
All these are made by me.
Tags: dino dinosaur Pe
MORE Init! A
k TOOHEY"
rai:
IT WAS A EAST HOOTER"
TOR OM
I' M THE PERRIOT
RIO YOU GO
WE BEEN OOH] -, WARM-
SHIT.
FEATHERED. WON‘, TAMI? MAH
iato.
HAILING WSW‘ um
HMO OF m
PREHISTORIC
IAIN HERHER
I OWE WAS m MOST
TERRIFYING EVER
to q a
THESE TEETH WERE HOT
TO Hall"
TOOK A METEOR. OH“
ONE WAY TO SAVE
having trouble
finding the
funny, please
fllffl ask
questions. I
will happily
answer. :D
k TOOHEY"
rai:
IT WAS A EAST HOOTER"
TOR OM
I' M THE PERRIOT
RIO YOU GO
WE BEEN OOH] -, WARM-
SHIT.
FEATHERED. WON‘, TAMI? MAH
iato.
HAILING WSW‘ um
HMO OF m
PREHISTORIC
IAIN HERHER
I OWE WAS m MOST
TERRIFYING EVER
to q a
THESE TEETH WERE HOT
TO Hall"
TOOK A METEOR. OH“
ONE WAY TO SAVE
having trouble
finding the
funny, please
fllffl ask
questions. I
will happily
answer. :D
...
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tomtomat (03/16/2012) [-] I knew I should have done this from the beginning.
The first one is a quote from the kid in the cap early in Jurassic Park, after being told the similarities between birds and dinosaurs. We now know they were even more closely related than previously thought, being in same family of creatures and sharing many traits.
Second one, pretty self explanatory.
Third one is also from Jurassic Park, where the T Rex for some reason could not see its prey unless it was moving.
Fourth one is pretty much a summary of T Rex science during the past 100 years.
Fifth one mentions Jack Horner, often known as a “T Rex-hater”. One of the first, if not the first people to truly believe T Rex was nothing but a big scavenger and made the T Rex in Jurassic Park 3 the pushover it is.
Sixth one, Barney the Dinosaur, obviously.
Seven is self explanatory too.
And finally the last one, once again referring to the close relationship between dinosaurs and birds. All non-avian dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago, but the avian dinosaurs, the birds, didn’t.
The first one is a quote from the kid in the cap early in Jurassic Park, after being told the similarities between birds and dinosaurs. We now know they were even more closely related than previously thought, being in same family of creatures and sharing many traits.
Second one, pretty self explanatory.
Third one is also from Jurassic Park, where the T Rex for some reason could not see its prey unless it was moving.
Fourth one is pretty much a summary of T Rex science during the past 100 years.
Fifth one mentions Jack Horner, often known as a “T Rex-hater”. One of the first, if not the first people to truly believe T Rex was nothing but a big scavenger and made the T Rex in Jurassic Park 3 the pushover it is.
Sixth one, Barney the Dinosaur, obviously.
Seven is self explanatory too.
And finally the last one, once again referring to the close relationship between dinosaurs and birds. All non-avian dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago, but the avian dinosaurs, the birds, didn’t.
