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Try shooting a stop sign ahead sign with a pellet gun at 30 yards. Lot's of fun. My brother is a twerp.

If it is a Gopher, Mole, Squirrel, or my sister, I agree, shooting is fun.

Shooting things is fun, especially with a 12 gauge.

Is it a platypus? I think the plural of it is Platypeople. Now to wrap up the world in duck tape.

Nope, that's a roasting platypus

I tried it again and it didn't work...

IKR, I wish that version worked, haha. Oh well.

Haha @Rex Fan I copied and pasted the URL and removed the [img] things XD lady and the tramp Jurassic edition

Let me shoot the squirrel. Do I smell bacon?

I don't have ADD, it's just- Hey Look! A squirrel!

Wow, great job, and great shot Muldon. Sorry that you will be killed by the next alpha, you are a great guy. I loved how the velociraptor used its brain to get out.

Sorry, this is very random but I need to post it... Hope it works... [img]http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7a3ieb4f71qclrpzo1_400.jpg[/img] PS- This is the backup version. The original is better.

Exactly. We seem to have short attention sp... hey look a coffee table!

Just like how you're one discussion turned to cars.

I will say, those two pics were funny.

Wow. Perfect combination of story, humor, fight and facts. Wonderful.

That'll happen, haha

I'm guessing this is the earliest tyrannosaur? Very advanced for a Triassic dinosaur ;)

Neither have I. Funny how things go off track like this. Went from a story about a T-Rex to how cute baby dinosaurs would be and The Land Before Time.

Prototyrannus Before tyrant 20 feet long 6 feet tall Triassic era Carnivore 1 ton 1000 lb bite force Long, two clawed arms Thick teeth, not quite railroad spikes, but close Three inch teeth Good eyesight with forward facing eyes Not smart for a tyrannosaur, but smarter than an Allosaur Small karitin bumps on its skin No feathers, even as a baby Small family packs of the parents and offspring until large enough to take down prosauropods on its own. Not extremely aggressive, but very territorial Not as teritorial when with another Prototyrannus

That was awesome. One thing though, five Raptors escape, I would load a SPAS-12 to it's maximum 8 rounds, and bring at least 3 of them. Maybe I say this because I am a bit of a gun nut, but other than that, Awesome.

It's ok. I have not seen it for a while either, haha

Very well done. I hope everyone liked it. They will only get better ;)

Sorry... its been like... 9 years since i ever watched the show... but pretty close... (i prefer the shawn Connery version [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=5F12pSv44H8] check it out [/url] )

Forgot the species part of my dinosaurs... Tyrannosuchus americanis Austratyrannus argentinis Deinovenator nigerias The species names honor the area they were found in ;)

WELLL... it took about... 9 days of writing plotting and brainstorming... but its here...

Similar to this[img]http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2011/325/8/6/diablosaurus_inferno_by_darksteellycaon-d4gvyo1.jpg[/img]

Very nice. Realistic. It really could have existed. If you guys ever hear about someone discovering a group of dinosaurs called the tyrannosuchids that fit my description above, then that's probably me, haha

Pachydermasaurus titanis, the thick skinned giant, was a nocturnal giant armored pack hunting theropod dinosaur 70 feet long and 25 tons that has a very thick and heavy bony exoskeleton for deflecting the tail blows of its natural prey: Amphicoelias. They had arms similar to but longer than those of Giganotosaurus with their incredible speed as well. While slightly below the intelligence level of the distantly related Tyrannosaurus, they had a tyrannosaurian bite force with the mechanical perfection of a Torvosaurus' bite. A few small populations survived the Jurassic and lived in to the late Cretaceous, living on an isolated Pacific island and trading their size, armor, bite and power for intelligence and adaptability. They became scavenging cave dwellers and legend has it they survived the Cretaceous extinction event and still live on an undiscovered island today as deinonychus sized animals with primate level intelligence. * inspired by a dream I had when I was 7.

This is the first of many dinosaurs to Come, from me. It is called Sernodon. It mean slicing tooth. It is a Troodon. It's name it pronounced Ser-no-don. 130 lbs, 6ft tall, 11-12 ft long. Large brain, large eyes. Small hand and toe claws. Claws ment for grasping. Pack hunter. Obtuse triangle shaped teeth. Long neck with powerful muscles for pushing it forwards and back, side to side. Teeth at a 45 degree angle in align with the jaw. The teeth point strait down, and aren't slanted inwards or outwards. The teeth always have one sharp side flesh. Strong jaw muscles. Brown sand color with a similar colored head plume in the shape of a crescent.

I can only imagine, ive been asking him for his opinion for it a lot...

I actually made up my own family of dinosaurs. The first dinosaur I did was Tyrannosuchus and it was an allosaur. Then I put it with the coelurosaurs like the tyrannosaurs. I made the tyrannosuchids after that. Tyrannosuchus- 40 ft long, 15 ft tall, 5 tons The Tyrant Crocodile Biggest member of the family. Competed with Acrocanthosaurus for food. [img]http://www.cbv.ns.ca/marigold/history/dinosaurs/datafiles/allosauruspic.jpg[/img] Austratyrannus- 23 ft long, 9 ft tall, 1.5 tons The Southern Tyrant Smallest member of the family. It was a group hunter that lived alongside dinosaurs like Aucasaurus in S. America. [img]http://www.wikidino.com/wp-content/uploads/Eustreptospondylus-M.Shiraishi.jpg[/img] Deinovenator- 35 ft long, 13 ft tall, 3.5 tons The Terrible Hunter Large carnivore from L. Cretaceous Africa. One of the biggest predators in the area at the time(lived after Spino and Carchar). [img]http://www.dinoart.com/images/license/megalosaurus.jpg[/img] Yes, I suggested the first two names to DinoFights in case a new species of large theropod was discovered. Anyways, that's right. I made a whole family! haha

Forgot family. Probably Spirannoraptor.

A T-Rex/Spino/Velociraptor hybrid. Spino's sail and arms, T-Rex's appearance strength, and teeth, and Velociraptor's agility. 20 tons, 30 feet tall, and 70 feet long.

Of course I have. The first name I came up with that was good was Tyrannosuchus americanis, the Tyrant Crocodile of America. It was 40 ft long, 15 ft tall, and weighed 5 tons. The biggest predator of the Early Cretaceous in N. America. Competed with Acrocanthosaurus for food. It was a member of the allosaur family. Looked kinda like this... [img]http://www.cbv.ns.ca/marigold/history/dinosaurs/datafiles/allosauruspic.jpg[/img] I got even more in depth with it, haha. But I don't wanna go on and on about it ;)

I try to come up with dinosaur names. It helps when you want to make up your own dinosaur. And don't say you have never done that, because you have.

That's one thing they will never be short of. Dinosaur names, haha Deltadromeus- Close enough, haha. Still sounds cool ;)

Unfortunately it will be unofficial.

Especially baby tyrannosaurs, with there little covering of feathers and all. I bet they would have big eyes like baby crocs, gators, and birds, haha

Yes, you will have named a dinosaur :)