Dinosaurs

[Gerrumonside ref]

Who doesn’t like dinosaurs, eh?

Recently been made aware of a couple of new theories following a recent Radio 4 programme:

The T Rex is closer in chronology to the invention of the mobile phone than it is to the stegosaurus.

That the evolution of the dinosaurs gradually favoured a general move towards four legged herbivores to accommodate larger stomachs for dealing with vegetation (apart from a few notable carnivores).

Anybody else fascinated with them?

[Damien]

I thought this was going to be another politician thread.

[tonyXIII]

Wow! A while thread about me*! I like it!

* and a few others I could mention

[Gerrumonside ref]

Sorry, haha, Mods can you please move this to AOB main instead of the Political subsection!

[JohnM]

Why? It seems entirely appropriate for Labour 2020

[GUBRATS]

I thought it was about Jezzer

[ckn]

24 minutes ago, Gerrumonside ref said:

Sorry, haha, Mods can you please move this to AOB main instead of the Political subsection!

Done.

[The Hallucinating Goose]

2 hours ago, Damien said:

I thought this was going to be another politician thread.

How many times? That's LIZARDS!!!

[graveyard johnny]

1 hour ago, The Hallucinating Goose said:

How many times? That's LIZARDS!!!

more like rats

[Padge]

12 hours ago, Gerrumonside ref said:

Who doesn’t like dinosaurs, eh?

Recently been made aware of a couple of new theories following a recent Radio 4 programme:

The T Rex is closer in chronology to the invention of the mobile phone than it is to the stegosaurus.

That the evolution of the dinosaurs gradually favoured a general move towards four legged herbivores to accommodate larger stomachs for dealing with vegetation (apart from a few notable carnivores).

Anybody else fascinated with them?

If it is the same programme I heard it was very good. 

I already was aware of the vast differences in time between early dinos and the last ones and then time to our appearance on the scene. The time scales are mind boggling.

Dinosaurs were top dog for an unimaginable length of time compared to our fleeting moment on this planet. 

 

[GUBRATS]

15 minutes ago, Padge said:

If it is the same programme I heard it was very good. 

I already was aware of the vast differences in time between early dinos and the last ones and then time to our appearance on the scene. The time scales are mind boggling.

Dinosaurs were top dog for an unimaginable length of time compared to our fleeting moment on this planet. 

 

Did they have franchising or P and R ?

[Padge]

13 minutes ago, GUBRATS said:

Did they have franchising or P and R ?

The dinosaurs obviously had a licensing style system as each branch was lasting for millions of years without going bust, straight P&R would have seen a lot of them dying out every ten years or so and appearing with a new skin as a slightly different less evolved version.

[Futtocks]

15 minutes ago, GUBRATS said:

Did they have franchising or P and R ?

You should have heard how chippy the Jurassic lot were about the Cretaceous period. "Where are the characters these days? The jinking Ceratosaurs? The ball-playing Apatosaurs? The flying Archaeopteryxes on the wing? That Tyrannosaurus Rex wasn't as hard as the Allosaurus - bring back the Biff! Small theropods in the park, jumpers for goalposts - marvellous isn't it?"

[Bearman]

Are the Wolvessaurs hoping that the next year.......

[The Future is League]

Parky doesn't post here anymore 

[Gerrumonside ref]

4 hours ago, The Future is League said:

Parky doesn't post here anymore 

As Han Solo would say, “Where did you dig up that old fossil!”