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What's your favorite dinosaur, g/u/rl?
Post number #954170, ID: 23e3cc
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I'm new to this planet, what's a dinosaur?
Post number #954222, ID: 57b7fc
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Either Formisaur or Formidino
Post number #954231, ID: 1b865c
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gonna keep it simple and say t-rex
Post number #954253, ID: cddb73
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simply t rex too
Post number #954270, ID: 3aafb1
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that's a really tough uesyion!
Post number #954292, ID: f6b1ce
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Yoshi
Post number #954468, ID: 29f9fe
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>>954270 I can make your qosietun tough if you know what I mean
Post number #954564, ID: 0aafbd
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Flying one! I forget name
Post number #954565, ID: 0aafbd
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>>954292 or this or any pokemon
Post number #954586, ID: 8f4685
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velociraptor~ :3 :3 >w< uuu
Post number #954600, ID: 80ed7f
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Stegosaurus! But apparenty these stegosauruses weren't even meat-eaters? ...Must've prefered shellfish or something. Probably why their necks were 15 meters long so they could stick their heads down the ocean to catch prey.
Post number #954632, ID: 8f4685
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>>80ed7f ???tge long necks were to keep their heads above water so they could breathe d*mbass
Post number #954655, ID: 80ed7f
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>>954632 Bah, what do you know? Stegelosaurus lived on land and shellfish tend to live on the ocean floor. How else would they hunt?
Post number #954672, ID: f6b1ce
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>>954632 Big necks were to deepthroat each other according to recent paleontology research
Post number #954866, ID: 97f006
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after some new findings, plesiasaurs. turns out they are literally just giant penguins
Post number #954870, ID: ba41d7
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Balhuticaris Cambrian period best period
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