ChekhovsGun

1330 pts ยท May 8, 2014


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It's Schrodinger's OC.

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After 4 hours, I'm finally finished! @MakingUpAUsernameIsTerrifying

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Depends on if they used pine tar or bitumen (known as tar in US).Pine Tar's melting temp is 60c (140f) compared to bitumen's 190c (380f) 1/2

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Bring her a dwarf! Women love dwarves! Especially drunk dwarves!

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As long as it's not Sawney Bean, sure!

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Kille means boy, and is related to child.

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(Note:this is a joke.In reality,both the english and french claim to invented the french bulldog,since its a mix of english and french dogs)

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The english decided they can't call this genetically broken dog english, so they blamed the french for its creation. 2/2

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French bulldogs are oddly proportioned enough that it makes it near impossible for them to mate naturally. Maybe after creating the dog 1/2

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a recreation of what it sees by filling it in from a database of pictures it's scanned. 2/2

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Google's Deep Dream Code. It's a image recognition program, which looks for faces, animals, buildings, and edges in pictures, then shows 1/2

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Google's Deep Dream code. v

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"Our boots an' our clothes boys are all in the pawn, TO BE ROLLICKIN' RANDY DANDY O!"

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Cretaceous dinosaurs. It's as much of a dinosaur as a emu is (which genetically is a dinosaur). 3/3

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The one of the right is a Phorusrhacid, which didn't appear until 2 million years after the KT extinction, separating it from most 2/3

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Your right. And so an I. Genetically, Aves are dinosaurs, but by taxonomy, Aves is separate. But taxonomy is a little more arbitrary. 1/2

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Leads to improper care,which makes them actually dangerous. They're are many well kept ones,who are fine,but many badly kept ones too. 3/3

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And kick people to death. There's been cases of them even ripping people's throats out. Often the fear of how dangerous they could be 2/3

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Then you'll hate stallions. If a stallion is improperly kept, or if someone doesn't know how to handle it, they've been known to bite 1/2

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Only the right one would have had feathers, and that one isn't a dinosaur.

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Only the one on the right would be feathered, since it's a terror bird.

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It's a ceratopsian for sure, maybe a young one or a protoceratops.

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From Ceratopsia and maybe Stegosauria. The one on the left could be a giant ground sloth, or a stegasaurid of some kind. 2/2

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But the terror bird is closer to raptors than the others, since birds descend from theropods, and the other two are 1/2

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