OK, I can do this one too.

Innerbrat

Advancing the sum total of human knowledge and endeavour!

3rd-Nov-2008 03:16 pm

1. Stop talking about politics for a moment or two.
2. Post a reasonably-sized picture in your LJ, NOT under a cut tag, of something pleasant, such as an adorable kitten, or a fluffy white cloud, or a bottle of booze. Something that has NOTHING TO DO WITH POLITICS.
3. Include these instructions, and share the love.

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3rd-Nov-2008 03:14 pm (UTC)

innerbrat

Euoplocephalus is my favrit. It's what armadillos want to be when they grow up.

3rd-Nov-2008 03:14 pm (UTC)

furikku

ANKYLOSAURUS FTW

(that is an ankylosaurus and not something that looks similar but has a different name, right?)

3rd-Nov-2008 03:17 pm (UTC)

innerbrat

>_>

Euoplocephalus.

But they're related!

3rd-Nov-2008 03:21 pm (UTC)

furikku

GOOD ENOUGH FOR MY KINDERGARTEN KNOWLEDGE OF DINOSAURS.

Ankylosaurus is my favorite. :D

3rd-Nov-2008 03:26 pm (UTC)

nepheliad

That is one awesome creature right there ~~that I never knew existed because when I went to Fancy Science School I studied primates~~

3rd-Nov-2008 03:37 pm (UTC)

karohemd

Cute indeed. I love the balls at the end of its tail. Wouldn't want to be hit by that, I guess.

I posted a photo of a Furby about to be executed. Does that count?

3rd-Nov-2008 03:43 pm (UTC)

innerbrat

Yep!

3rd-Nov-2008 04:06 pm (UTC)

karohemd

Yay!

3rd-Nov-2008 03:58 pm (UTC)

matgb

Heh. Stop talking about politics, and do a meme, something that is, in its very essence, a political thing to do.

Of course, the writer is talking about electoral politics, but, y'know, it doesn't say that ;-)

3rd-Nov-2008 04:03 pm (UTC)

innerbrat

Shut the hell up, you.

3rd-Nov-2008 04:00 pm (UTC)

timjr

Awww, it's not an ankylosaurus?

...what's the difference?

3rd-Nov-2008 04:18 pm (UTC)

karohemd

If wikipedia is to be believed, the above Euoplocephalus is an "ankylosaurian dinosaur" so it's either a subspecies of the Ankylosaur or both are subspecies of the same species.

I only posted this comment so I could use my icon. ;o)

3rd-Nov-2008 04:34 pm (UTC)

innerbrat

Not the same species. Not even the same genus, hence their having different genus names. :-P

3rd-Nov-2008 04:50 pm (UTC)

karohemd

Gah, I always get these words mixed up. Not my strong area. Is it the same family?

3rd-Nov-2008 04:18 pm (UTC)

gilhamilton

Ankylosaurs have spikes running all the way down the side edges of their armored tops and have bigger clubs on their tails, I think.

Plus, I believe Anklyosaurus prefer classical rock and Euoplocephalus prefers alternative rock.

3rd-Nov-2008 04:34 pm (UTC)

innerbrat

Euoplocephalus is actually more common, and had the spikes. Also, it's Canadian.

3rd-Nov-2008 04:35 pm (UTC)

timjr

Canadian dinosaurs?

Sign me up!

3rd-Nov-2008 05:22 pm (UTC)

icecoldinalex

Ankylosaur!

An Ankylosaurus was my first dinosaur toy. He was beige. True story.

3rd-Nov-2008 08:26 pm (UTC)

invadergaz

Hard to remember, but ankylosaurus ~Spikier, especially to the Sides?

(Never quite gotten round to looking at them bones(or any bits of actual specimen) for myself)

Howl!

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