Allosaur spotted in Minnesota

Posted by Dobrien 3 years ago to Entertainment

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Who is your friend Dino?

Minnesota Man Builds 12-Foot-Tall Snow Sculpture

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Posted by Suzanne43 3 years ago

Yes, they are a work of art. Too bad that global warming will soon make ice sculptures extinct. Oh, wait! Doesn’t global warming happen at this time every year. Dino, get back to Alabama where you belong.

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  Posted by allosaur 3 years ago
  
  Me dino be in Alabama for never being in Minnesota ever.
  As this hemisphere begins to warm always on schedule, I'll have my hummingbird feeders up before those fascinating critters always begin to show up by mid-March.
  
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    Posted by katrinam41 3 years ago
    
    If it isn't your Dino up there in Minnesota, it sure must be a close relative! Those sculptures are magnificent!
    
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Posted by allosaur 3 years ago

Me dino not know stupid looking T-Rexes who can't even give hugs.
That's because me went extinct be the end of the Jurassic before they began to show up midway through the Cretaceous.
But guess what? Due to the quirks of geology and dumb luck, allosaur fossils got found first. I mean before any other two-legged carnivores that resemble me.
That's why Allosaurus means "different lizard" and why I starred as the top predator in a 1925 silent flick, the original The Lost World, based on on a novel written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle of Sherlock Holmes fame.

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  Posted by allosaur 3 years ago
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFTfk...
  
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    Posted by katrinam41 3 years ago
    
    I remember that movie! :)
    
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Posted by Abaco 3 years ago

cool

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Posted by freedomforall 3 years ago

If they don't put on their woolies they will again soon be extinct. ;^)

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  Posted by Dobrien 3 years ago
  
  It’s a balmy 37 today! Just lovely!
  
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    Posted by freedomforall 3 years ago
    
    Glad you are enjoying it, DOB! 69F here, good fishing Sunday - predicting Sunny 82F. Time to plant seeds for the garden.
    
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      Posted by Dobrien 3 years ago
      
      Just had some wonderful walleye Yesterday. I would love to cast a line and enjoy your conversation sometime. As you may recall an open invite for dinner here for you. I have 1/2 a pig coming later this week . 80 lbs at $2.94lb processed and shrink wrapped , frozen , and delivered.
      
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        Posted by freedomforall 3 years ago
        
        That's great! Nothing as sweet as pig! I am in the process of doing some country style ribs for dinner tonight.
        We've had some luck catching catfish the past couple weeks, one 6lb, and 2 x 4lb. I 'farm' some worms, and use them to catch some bait fish. Then leave a couple lines in the water all the time if possible. We have a automatic fish feeder that attracts bait fish, which attract bigger fish. Our next door neighbor also benefits from that and shares his catfish catch. Catching fresh fish is almost as sweet as pig and very satisfying. ;^)
        
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        Posted by Dobrien 3 years ago
        
        I am excited for fishing opener this spring! The fish feeder is excellent. I took a hiatus from fishing for quite sometime and started back at it last fall. Trout, large and Small mouth bass , Muskie , pike , crappies , perch , bullhead. Never have I caught a catfish.
        
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        Posted by katrinam41 3 years ago
        
        Those sure sound like the Michigan/Ohio fish I've been catching all my life. I've spent many a happy hour or five in my skiff, fishing for whatever bites. We used to keep a coffee can full of dried smoked fish on the galley table for snacks.
        
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        Posted by Dobrien 3 years ago
        
        Time flies when you are having fun!:)
        
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Posted by CaptainKirk 3 years ago

Did you hear what they were saying:

"Global Warming? WTF? You LIED to us!!!!!"

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Posted by Markus_Katabri 3 years ago

Did you just DOX a fellow Gulcher?
LOL!

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  Posted by Dobrien 3 years ago
  
  Inadvertently. Lmao
  
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Posted by Commander 3 years ago

Awe geeze! They got drunk in Anoka.
Starting Halloween 8 months early again!

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Posted by 25n56il4 3 years ago

I t is 63 degrees here today and old Fred feels really frisky! I was getting tired of this cold stuff! He was housebound and barking at even cars going down the street. He has settled down now. N

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  Posted by Dobrien 3 years ago
  
  Glad your spring is starting soon:)
  
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Posted by Dobrien 3 years ago

Hey everyone iI’ve been informed that Dino is a “different lizard”and he has not ever been to the land of sky blue waters. The image is of a stupid T-Rex so never mind.

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  Posted by Suzanne43 3 years ago
  
  Oh, and here I thought that he was as visiting statues of his distant relatives. I am relieved.
  
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