Time Travel: thing
Time Travel is against the rules. Or at least thinking about it is. Except Bill and Ted.
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
D - Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs: thing
Like most good small children, I loved dinosaurs. I had a variety of different dinosaur toys (hard-animal ones, Fisher-Price ones, etc) and a few crucial books. My favorite was Deinonychus, mostly because it had the cool slashing toe-claw, but also because it looked fast (being not-fast myself, I really appreciated fast things) and was said to be very intelligent.
I saw my first Dinosaur skeleton at the Science Museum of Minnesota. I believe it was a Triceratops.
Jurassic Park, the book and the movie, rekindled my love of dinosaurs (though I didn't like the nicknames, or how they shortchanged Deinonychus becaue 'raptor sounded sexier). I was also glad that my brother got the toys, so I could play with them too.
I used a quotation about Dinosaurs' tiny brains as the intro to my Oratory in 11th grade, and I also quoted from the final page of Michael Crichton's The Lost World in debate rounds.
See also: Debate, toys, aquaman
Like most good small children, I loved dinosaurs. I had a variety of different dinosaur toys (hard-animal ones, Fisher-Price ones, etc) and a few crucial books. My favorite was Deinonychus, mostly because it had the cool slashing toe-claw, but also because it looked fast (being not-fast myself, I really appreciated fast things) and was said to be very intelligent.
I saw my first Dinosaur skeleton at the Science Museum of Minnesota. I believe it was a Triceratops.
Jurassic Park, the book and the movie, rekindled my love of dinosaurs (though I didn't like the nicknames, or how they shortchanged Deinonychus becaue 'raptor sounded sexier). I was also glad that my brother got the toys, so I could play with them too.
I used a quotation about Dinosaurs' tiny brains as the intro to my Oratory in 11th grade, and I also quoted from the final page of Michael Crichton's The Lost World in debate rounds.
See also: Debate, toys, aquaman
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