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    Default Tyrannosaurus rex with arms proportional to its body, It was real

    Something about them just doesn't add up. Not just t-rex's but dinosaurs in general. I know that all the continents were connected at that time and that the weather was warmer so basically ever square inch of land on the earth was suitable for life. Despite this, i have to believe that a dinosaur's metabolic rate was really really slow. It took several months for eggs to develope into full grown dinosaurs and if the meat eaters had to eat several times a day (even everyday) theres no way that balance could continue for several millions of years unless there were more dinosaurs running around then than there are people today. Anyways....

    You can't fully believe that over the course of their dominance there weren't a few genetic screw ups. There had to be dwarfs and giants of every type of dinosaur. A dwarf t-rex and a giant raptor could very well of been about the same size. Now given that they only have a reptile brain and not a mammel one (the reptile part of our brain is the one that kicks in when we're drunk. So basically these things had 3 goals: Fighting fucking, and eating) they hook up considering they're both roughly the same size.

    Now you have a t-rex with raptor genes intertwined. Now out of the several mutant offspring one might hook up with a plant eating dinosaur (a horse and a donkey make a mule, its not completely impossible but mules are sterile which may cast some doubt on this). Assuming all offspring of the previous mutant hook up are not sterile, you have an even more jacked up breed of dinosaurs. These things would have a t-rex's shear size and strength (a t-rex's size gene would emerge again after a few generations), a raptor gene giving it powerful arms that are proportional to its body as well as sharp claws, and a plant eaters gene giving it an evolved digestive system allowing it to eat plants and animals. Odds against this being possible are almost overwhelming but in the 100,000 year of human life, we've produced chinese men that are over 7'0, a black man that excels unbelievably well at golf, and a white man who can rap better than most black people so nothings impossible.

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    The purpose of this is to say that godzilla (aside from the supercharged electric breathe), as well as dragons could very well have exsisted. The discovery channel even did a special on how dragons could've lived. Of course they threw in the evolution of having a hydrogen producing gland near the lungs which lightened it enough to fly and let it breathe fire and it made sense to me so im going with it.

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    Default Re: Tyrannosaurus rex with arms proportional to its body, It was real

    Could it eat everyone who likes MMA and then shit them out ontop of Joe Rogan




    If not, then I just lost intrest

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    If it evolves a mammel brain where it can be trained to do stuff, then i suppose it could. Pure hippies first, sub species of hippies later.

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    Thats some good shit! you were lighting up tonight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CutMeMick
    Thats some good shit! you were lighting up tonight.
    Nah i've never smoked pot and never have however i'm not gonna say i'm completely sober at the moment either

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    Quote Originally Posted by Punisher136
    Quote Originally Posted by CutMeMick
    Thats some good shit! you were lighting up tonight.
    Nah i've never smoked pot and never have however i'm not gonna say i'm completely sober at the moment either
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    Still, an iguana and a bearded dragon will not breed. They will fight.

    Even reptiles know their own kind.

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    Default Re: Tyrannosaurus rex with arms proportional to its body, It was real

    Quote Originally Posted by Punisher136
    The purpose of this is to say that godzilla (aside from the supercharged electric breathe), as well as dragons could very well have exsisted. The discovery channel even did a special on how dragons could've lived. Of course they threw in the evolution of having a hydrogen producing gland near the lungs which lightened it enough to fly and let it breathe fire and it made sense to me so im going with it.
    Yep seen that one where the Dragon would grind rocks in his mouth to spark the gas from his hydrogen sacs. Real shat guys
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    Quote Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla
    Still, an iguana and a bearded dragon will not breed. They will fight.

    Even reptiles know their own kind.
    The reptiles around today are arguably more intelligent than the dinosaurs were. I'm saying the geneticly defective ones didn't have a specific "kind".

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    You guys I am near Dinasaur Colorado where there are a shit load of fossils. Cool as hell to actually see dinos in the ground at the surface.
    "If there's a better chin in the world than Pryor's, it has to be on Mount Rushmore." -Pat Putnam.

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    Default Re: Tyrannosaurus rex with arms proportional to its body, It was real

    A tyrannosaurus rex with arms proportional to its body...of course it was real.

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    Default Re: Tyrannosaurus rex with arms proportional to its body, It was real

    All of that n we still cant breed one decent world heavyweight champ.
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    Default Re: Tyrannosaurus rex with arms proportional to its body, It was real

    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle
    Could it eat everyone who likes MMA and then S*** them out ontop of Joe Rogan




    If not, then I just lost intrest

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