I'll pass on the fecal treacle, thanks, bro.

I have a top three:

Tricerotops
Pteranodon
Cheirotherium

right on!

I wish I knew what those last two looked like. My knowledge of dinosaurs comes from an afternoon looking at dinosaur-shaped wooden blocks in a toy store.

Pteranodon is the famous flyer.

Cheirotherium is Wirral-related! There's tracks on display at Liverpool Museum.

Oh, my dad took my niece to the museum today. I was in bed so I didn't go.

How did scientists get that picture from FOOTPRINTS?

I'd recomend the excellent book The Tracks of Triassic Vertebrates; Fossil Evidence from North-West England, by Geoffrey Tresise and William AS Serjeant (TSO, 1997) for our local area. I'm looking at my own copy now; it has some good stuff on Cheirotherium.

Hm. I was in Heswall yesterday. No Cheirotheriums, though- it was raining.

It was. Trade in the shop was awful.

Heswall eh? Not the most exciting part of the Wirral, although it is quite close to Thurstaston.

Whereabouts is the shop?

Oxton.

I'm trying to think of a reason for visiting Heswall specifically. I can only come up with: charity shops and visiting someone.

I was visiting someone.

Jr.

There used to be quite a nice (but rather pricey) bookshop called Peninsula in Heswall. But it closed down a few years ago.

Good call.

'Gut worms killed off the dinosaurs', screams China View.

T-Rex

T-Rex is the most badass.


but no T-Rex could compete with



mother fucking mastodons.

Triceratops, definitely.

For one reason, and one reason only: Blue Ranger.