I was as happy as a schoolkid with a new crush when I read about the discovery of evidence that dinosaurs performed mating dances similar to those performed by their avian descendents. Just imagine a pair of forty-one foot (12.5 meter) long Acrocanthosauruses cavorting like cranes:
I can imagine the earth shaking under the impacts of such a dance.
Of course, this evidence is not conclusive, though it is highly suggestive. It's possible that these scrapes don't represent mating dances. Perhaps dinosaurs danced to demonstrate their victory over alien monster threats:
Can I get some grant money to watch kaiju films? I promise I won't drink all of it away, just a lot of it.
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If you'd read my most recent post you'd know they were drunk and therefore obligated to dance.
Did I ever tell you about the Hadrosaur pelvis fossil I have in my sock drawer?
<a href="Now we dance!</a>
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If you'd read my most recent post you'd know they were drunk and therefore obligated to dance.
That was awesome, I think I'm in love.
Did I ever tell you about the Hadrosaur pelvis fossil I have in my sock drawer?
Yep, I bet time-traveling Obama put that slug there.
Now we dance!
Link's broken, but I sense "Sprockets". Too bad that one never spawned a movie. It could have been "Borat" long before "Borat".
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