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@cmconseils we do know that many had feathers though, so this should be added to these drawings.
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@cmconseils@mastodon.social T-Rex Buster Poindexter.
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@cmconseils There are so many possibilities to consider.
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@cmconseils we do know that many had feathers though, so this should be added to these drawings.
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Luxurious!
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@cmconseils Neil, Rick, Mike & Vyvyan
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@cmconseils Karen T-rex 🤩
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@cmconseils Karen T-rex 🤩
@KewlCat @cmconseils Male tyrannosaurs were distinguishable from the females by their mullets and porn moustaches. Fortunately, to the best of our knowledge, tracksuits had yet to be invented.
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@cmconseils Karen T-rex 🤩
@KewlCat @cmconseils Tyrannosaurus The King
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t rex bouffant is trump
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@cmconseils "Jurassic Park: the directors (hair) cut"
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@cmconseils Phylogenetic bracketing says no
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We know from records of the Flintstone era that there were, in fact, hairdryers.
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@cmconseils it's not a phase mom
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@cmconseils True so true
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@cmconseils Can totally see the tall dino (brontosaurus?) doing a hair flip.
