Yeah, this is screwed up!

Aug 31, 2023 12:45 AM

1mthedude

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The big boy with the longo necko

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it's so hard to have just *one* favorite!

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Pachycephalosaurus!!

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Definitely my favourite one to say.

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Allosaurus

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Utahraptor

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My dude

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Raptor Red was a great book

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The one with the Thagomizer...

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STEGOSAURUS FTW!

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And the thagmizer is cool too

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Dromaesaurus Albertensis would make a rad pet if they were trainable.

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Stegosaurus

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Spinosaurus!! There- Danasaur has spoken

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Dracorex hogwartsia

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I care

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Spinosaurus

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Be the dinosaur-asker you want to see in the world

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Diplodocus, they have a funny name and a doofy face.

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Dilophosaurus, though ceratosaurus, and giganotosaurus are close behind.

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“Shut it you slag!”

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What a Slag!

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Beryllium bologna!

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Brontosaurus

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Dino from the Flintstones.

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The comeback kid! This is my fave too. If i had a bronto, i'd name it L.L. Cool J.

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Hell yeah! A ladder I can ride! And it takes shits big enough to kill an infant!

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Euoplocephalus

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Ankylosaurus.

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10/10

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Hammer tail FOR THE WIN

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Ankle-breaker-saurus!

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Mine too!

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This dude gets it.

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I’ve loved that one since I was a little kid looking at my brother’s dinosaur books!

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same

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Zuul, Destroyer of Shins!

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Trysarahtopless

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Yeah, probably my favourite, too, though I also like pachycephalosaurus.

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"The bald one, Friar Tuck!"

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From me reading the dinosaur books in 6th grade, I think that's the hard headed one. Tell me if I'm right!

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I think pachy means thick in Greek.

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Bipedal herbivore with two short arms, bulbous bony skull for fighting others and self-defense. You were right.

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Yep you are

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They renamed my favorite as a kid - Brontosaurus! 😝

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Last i heard, the Bronto is back.

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I like Diplodocus. I like saying Diplodocus. Dip Law Dick Us

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I think that's the duck billed one. I'm having flashbacks from skipping recess to read books in the library.

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There is a YouTuber who pronounced this as dip-low-dike-iss, and he wouldn't stop saying it. I had to skip the video entirely lmao

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Deinonychus, feathery murder friend~

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It's the T Rex, and before you give me shit and call me basic, know that I have most assuredly thoroughly over thought this, and still come to the conclusion that it is, in fact, the T Rex. Why? God just look at that skull. Those protofeathers. Those arms. The power. The pose. The presence. And the most complete T Rex skeleton is Sue. Talk about a strong female role model.

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Is sue at the nat history museum in london? They have a pretty complete rex skeleton when i went. Teeth as big as my arms.

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They're actually in the Field Museum in Chicago. As well, a minor correction. Apparently the gender hasn't actually been determined, so scientists are using They/Them pronouns. My apologies.

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Lol well if it makes any difference i dont think sue would mind either way.

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Toss-up between a stegosaurus and a triceratops.

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I feel like the landing would be rough, if you got tossed up between those two

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It's an hour into this post and not a single person has the correct answer. WHERE MY STEGOSAURUS PEOPLE AT?!?!

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Steggy is the bomb. And such an early one at that. Truly a dino that was ahead of its time.

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All day ery day! I even put that on my new-employee slide when I got hired for my job.

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Steggy is one of my favorite herbivores.

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Only water living dinosaur

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The humble and sorely misnamed oviraptors will always hold a special place in the cloisters of my heart.

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In fairness, Oviguardians would sound more like a crappy toy series and DIC cartoon tie-in than a dinosaur.

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While cloister of the heart is totally a rad turn of phrase, did you mean cockles?

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What is a cockle??

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Not much whats a cockle with you?! Haaaaaaaaaah! No really though, in addition to being the name of a delicious bivalve, it’s the term for the ventricles, or folds if you will, in the heart that resemble a snail shell in appearance, where the latin ‘choclea’ comes from, to the English ‘cockle’

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Ah! Thank you c:

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Well, yes and no, I used "cloisters" deliberately because I thought this image of monastic seclusion would help to convey how deep and personal those feelings were, at least in a comically exaggerated way. Also, I remember James Joyce writing "a faint hymn is heard rising in tender pitiful worship of you from the dim cloisters of my heart" to his wife in a very, very obscene letter. So... I'm just a pedantic idiot, I'm sorry. Thank you for engaging with the comment though, have a nice weekend.

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I love this response

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Thank you! I appreciate your question and your username.

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You had me at "very, very obscene letter"

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Available by googling "james joyce american vulgara" I'm not sure if a direct link would violate some sort of TOS

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