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MA JURASSIC WORLD CAMP CRETACEOUS FROM EXECUTIVE PRODUCER JON FAVREAU AND THE PRODUCERS OF PLANET EARTH PREHISTORIC PLANET WITH DAVID ATTENBOROUGH

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ANN S RULS ATAARO PREHISTORIC KINGDOM BEASTS OF BERMUDA Wish THE ISLE PREHISTORK KINGDO SAURIAN THE STOMPING LAND PREHISTORIC PLANET

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Hol VICTORIA THE T.REX WAKING THE TREX THE STORY OF SILE Narrated by Joan Alle DINOSAURS THE WILD IN THE T.REX EXPERIENCE FROM EXECUTIVE PRODUCER JON FAVREAU AND THE PRODUCERS OF PLANET EARTH PREHISTORIC PLANET WITH DAVID ATTENBOROUGH

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Time travel an utter impossibility There is no PARK cloning park or lost world All that's left is the bones JURASSIC
Time travel an utter impossibility There is no PARK cloning park or lost world All that's left is the bones JURASSIC

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Crazy guy spazs out over Feathered Dinosaurs

Autisticus Spasticus 3 weeks ago The pedantic obsession with scientific accuracy in our depictions of prehistoric life is taking all the fun out of our beloved dinosaurs. Paleontologists whine about these creatures being misrepresented, and the film industry now believes it has a responsibility to "educate" the public. B-------! Just because one clade of dinosaurs developed feathers, that doesn't mean we have to stick feathers on every damn therapod. Why would a creature as large as tyrannosaurus develop feathers anyway? It wouldn't have any use for them. These (supposedly) more accurate reconstructions look downright goofy compared to the reptilian aesthetic. If dinosaurs had been depicted like this during my childhood, I would never have developed an interest in them, because it looks so f------ lame. The "I f------ love science!" types fawning over feathered dinosaurs make me sick. These are the same people who j--- their pants every time they see an ugly black woman with an afro in a cosmetics commercial. They know the rest of us hate it, and that's precisely why they love it. Dinosaurs haven't been around for 65 million years, they couldn't be less relevant, so why is it suddenly so god damn important for kids to grow up seeing the retarded feathered depictions? "Oh my god, a raptor without feathers! If little Billy sees this, he might die!" Society is hardly going to fall apart just because we may not have 100% accurate reconstructions of ancient fauna. What impact would it have if we imagined them to look monstrous and cool rather than like gay rejects from Sesame Street? This is clearly about humiliation. I suspect they've been wanting to make a mockery of these majestic creatures for some time. If (and that's a pretty big if) it is indeed true that dinosaurs evolved feathers, this would have been very late in their history, and would have been limited to a few species of dromeosaur. The woke killjoys saw an opportunity and jumped on it, manipulating the paltry (no pun intended) evidence for plumage to force the conclusion that feathers belong on every dinosaur. Their eagerness and lack of restraint has made their agenda all the more obvious. We've seen a similar phenomenon in architecture and urban planning. Liberal modernists, due to their high mutational load, love bizarre and ugly things, and they're forcing their warped vision on the rest of us. They take great pleasure in spoiling our enjoyment. Likewise, these bedwetters who claim to prefer the feathered versions are no different to the virtue-signalling liberals who say "I prefer girls with curves!" You're not fooling anyone. Obesity isn't synonymous with beauty and feathered dinosaurs sure as hell aren't synonymous with cool. It sucks, and all of us with eyes in our heads can see that. Anyone who says otherwise is a dirty rotten liar. They've taken the most awesome creatures that ever lived and turned them into a joke. The mighty tyrannosaurus has been reduced to an object of ridicule. Imagine if King Kong had fought a feathered tyrannosaurus. It would look absurd. This indignity is being inflicted upon the tyrant lizard king in a blatant attempt to provoke us. These are supposed to be reptiles, and reptiles don't have Go stick some feathers on a crocodile and see how stupid it looks. I actually think this could be tied to the LGBT cult and the influx of women into paleontology. We saw the same thing when women began infiltrating the automotive industry. In what had traditionally been a male-dominated space, the masculine focus on cool and beautiful aesthetics was replaced with a feminine focus on safety. Big carnivorous dinosaurs, they're pretty monstrous. Pretty masculine, we might say. What would covering them in feathers do? It would castrate them. It would make them kinda gay. This is part of a wider societal trend that has been going on for many years now, where everything awesome that brings us joy has to be ruined. These insufferable c---- derive immense satisfaction from rubbing our faces in the s---. It's the only way they can feel good about themselves. Show less
Autisticus Spasticus 3 weeks ago The pedantic obsession with scientific accuracy in our depictions of prehistoric life is taking all the fun out of our beloved dinosaurs. Paleontologists whine about these creatures being misrepresented, and the film industry now believes it has a responsibility to "educate" the public. B-------! Just because one clade of dinosaurs developed feathers, that doesn't mean we have to stick feathers on every damn therapod. Why would a creature as large as tyrannosaurus develop feathers anyway? It wouldn't have any use for them. These (supposedly) more accurate reconstructions look downright goofy compared to the reptilian aesthetic. If dinosaurs had been depicted like this during my childhood, I would never have developed an interest in them, because it looks so f------ lame. The "I f------ love science!" types fawning over feathered dinosaurs make me sick. These are the same people who j--- their pants every time they see an ugly black woman with an afro in a cosmetics commercial. They know the rest of us hate it, and that's precisely why they love it. Dinosaurs haven't been around for 65 million years, they couldn't be less relevant, so why is it suddenly so god damn important for kids to grow up seeing the retarded feathered depictions? "Oh my god, a raptor without feathers! If little Billy sees this, he might die!" Society is hardly going to fall apart just because we may not have 100% accurate reconstructions of ancient fauna. What impact would it have if we imagined them to look monstrous and cool rather than like gay rejects from Sesame Street? This is clearly about humiliation. I suspect they've been wanting to make a mockery of these majestic creatures for some time. If (and that's a pretty big if) it is indeed true that dinosaurs evolved feathers, this would have been very late in their history, and would have been limited to a few species of dromeosaur. The woke killjoys saw an opportunity and jumped on it, manipulating the paltry (no pun intended) evidence for plumage to force the conclusion that feathers belong on every dinosaur. Their eagerness and lack of restraint has made their agenda all the more obvious. We've seen a similar phenomenon in architecture and urban planning. Liberal modernists, due to their high mutational load, love bizarre and ugly things, and they're forcing their warped vision on the rest of us. They take great pleasure in spoiling our enjoyment. Likewise, these bedwetters who claim to prefer the feathered versions are no different to the virtue-signalling liberals who say "I prefer girls with curves!" You're not fooling anyone. Obesity isn't synonymous with beauty and feathered dinosaurs sure as hell aren't synonymous with cool. It sucks, and all of us with eyes in our heads can see that. Anyone who says otherwise is a dirty rotten liar. They've taken the most awesome creatures that ever lived and turned them into a joke. The mighty tyrannosaurus has been reduced to an object of ridicule. Imagine if King Kong had fought a feathered tyrannosaurus. It would look absurd. This indignity is being inflicted upon the tyrant lizard king in a blatant attempt to provoke us. These are supposed to be reptiles, and reptiles don't have Go stick some feathers on a crocodile and see how stupid it looks. I actually think this could be tied to the LGBT cult and the influx of women into paleontology. We saw the same thing when women began infiltrating the automotive industry. In what had traditionally been a male-dominated space, the masculine focus on cool and beautiful aesthetics was replaced with a feminine focus on safety. Big carnivorous dinosaurs, they're pretty monstrous. Pretty masculine, we might say. What would covering them in feathers do? It would castrate them. It would make them kinda gay. This is part of a wider societal trend that has been going on for many years now, where everything awesome that brings us joy has to be ruined. These insufferable c---- derive immense satisfaction from rubbing our faces in the s---. It's the only way they can feel good about themselves. Show less

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