Personally I blame the supervisors for this degenerate and possibly copyright breaking actions. Legal threats to be addressed to: SVPCA, the Pilot Boat pub, Lyme Regis.
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I see I missed more than just a large number of very interesting talks!
Oh yes. We also have photos of Luis Rey coaching Steve Vidovic to be a male stegosaur and mating with a chair….
Plus Heinrich, how fast was that comment. I posted this less than a minute ago!
LOL! But, no, of course you are all safe from copyright infringement, you have your left feet off the ground. Is that a deliberate copyright-avoidance move, or did you just get it wrong?
“Is that a deliberate copyright-avoidance move, or did you just get it wrong?”
I wish it was the former, but I think the booze may have made it more the latter.
I merely did what everyone else was doing. So I blame them.
“I merely did what everyone else was doing. So I blame them.”
Didn’t your mother ever teach you that’s no reason for doing anything? 🙂
Yes but I was probably sober at the time Mike.
That’s how they came up with the name for Mojoceratops.