


Listen. T-Rex was without a doubt the coolest thing that has ever been on this planet. This is not my opinion and this is not for debate. It is a truth both pure and absolute. There is no denying this there is no contemplating its righteousness. The T-Rex was as tall as a six story building, weighed as much as 50 large boulders, and was known to eat several triceratops or stegosauruses in one sitting. The T-Rex kicked inordiinant amounts of dinosaur ass. Have you ever seen a T-Rex skeleton? Have you ever seen Jurassic Park? There was no dinosaur half as cool and there probably never will be.
So here's the rub. There are "scientists" out there with nothing better to do than to throw some asinine lie on the table and write a sensational article that gets posted somewhere because some people think it's cool to be contrary. Some jackasses actually would have you believe that the T-Rex didn't run upwards of 85 mph and instead took casual strolls in search of a scavenger meal. Look, I understand their angle. It's so profound! I have to confess I used this stupid trick in English class in college by coming up with some ridiculous claim and working backwards to defend it. I wrote a paper defending Dracula as the only truly "good and benevolent" character in the book. At least my dribble wasn't published. I wonder what credentials these jerks have. Maybe I can publish an article about how Pterodon couldn't really fly and Brachiosauruses loved swimming.
I feel bad for the impressionable children out there who might begin idolizing a different dinosaur. That's just messed up. I guess I feel worse for people like crazy Carl Everett who don't even believe in dinosaurs.
4 comments:
T-Rex may have kicked dinosaur ass, but did you see the movie King Kong. King Kong totally handles like three T-Rexs at the same time. T Rex don't have shit on King Kong.
I have to add, that it is about time you finally had a dinosaur take on your blog, and you even managed to work in your nemises, Jurassic Carl.
It is spelled "Pteranodon". Also, King Kong featured "V-rexes", not "T-rexes". And King Kong is not real.
"Nemeses" is not spelled "nemises". I expected more from you, anonymous.
As to the premise of the article: T-rexes were basically giant killing machine heads perched on linebacker bodies. Coolest thing ever
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