no he's alive again. doc oc revived him or something because he realized how tough it is to be spiderman
- Lindenis#1

thank god.

that was bullpoop.

- kicksave856

you whiny crybaby wussy!

BETTER THAN HERE, OR ANYWHERE ASSOCIATED WITH HERE
- penguininnevada

i see

i see
- smirc

write a press release for me

write a press release for me
- penguininnevada

regarding Nucker?

regarding Nucker?
- smirc

he knows why

The Tyrannosaurus rex is revered as one of the most fearsome creatures to inhabit the earth, with an average weight of six tons and the power to tear off 500 pounds using its massive jaw. But one researcher believes the dinosaur’s most ridiculed body part may have been just as vicious: the T. rex’s puny, undersized arms.

According to Steven Stanley, a paleontologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, T. rex arms were used to slash prey in close proximity to the dinosaur. The arms, which were approximately three feet long, featured crescent-shaped talons that could be used to inflict mortal wounds to prey. And the short arm length was actually more beneficial for slashing, considering the size of T. rex’s head.

“Its short, strong forelimbs and large claws would have permitted T. rex, whether mounted on a victim’s back or grasping it with its jaws, to inflict four gashes a meter or more long and several centimeters deep within a few seconds,” Stanley reported at a Geological Society of America meeting in October 2017. “And it could have repeated this multiple times in rapid succession.”

http://www.history.com/ne..._20171107&linkId=44440170

The Tyrannosaurus rex is revered as one of the most fearsome creatures to inhabit the earth, with an average weight of six tons and the power to tear off 500 pounds using its massive jaw. But one researcher believes the dinosaur’s most ridiculed body part may have been just as vicious: the T. rex’s puny, undersized arms.

According to Steven Stanley, a paleontologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, T. rex arms were used to slash prey in close proximity to the dinosaur. The arms, which were approximately three feet long, featured crescent-shaped talons that could be used to inflict mortal wounds to prey. And the short arm length was actually more beneficial for slashing, considering the size of T. rex’s head.

“Its short, strong forelimbs and large claws would have permitted T. rex, whether mounted on a victim’s back or grasping it with its jaws, to inflict four gashes a meter or more long and several centimeters deep within a few seconds,” Stanley reported at a Geological Society of America meeting in October 2017. “And it could have repeated this multiple times in rapid succession.”

http://www.history.com/ne..._20171107&linkId=44440170
- Streit2ThePoint

- BINGO!

The Tyrannosaurus rex is revered as one of the most fearsome creatures to inhabit the earth, with an average weight of six tons and the power to tear off 500 pounds using its massive jaw. But one researcher believes the dinosaur’s most ridiculed body part may have been just as vicious: the T. rex’s puny, undersized arms.

According to Steven Stanley, a paleontologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, T. rex arms were used to slash prey in close proximity to the dinosaur. The arms, which were approximately three feet long, featured crescent-shaped talons that could be used to inflict mortal wounds to prey. And the short arm length was actually more beneficial for slashing, considering the size of T. rex’s head.

“Its short, strong forelimbs and large claws would have permitted T. rex, whether mounted on a victim’s back or grasping it with its jaws, to inflict four gashes a meter or more long and several centimeters deep within a few seconds,” Stanley reported at a Geological Society of America meeting in October 2017. “And it could have repeated this multiple times in rapid succession.”

http://www.history.com/ne..._20171107&linkId=44440170
- Streit2ThePoint

i appreciate the posting, but this is the dumbest "new information" ever

of course the arms could do some sick damage, regardless of how small they were compared to the rest of the body.

i appreciate the posting, but this is the dumbest "new information" ever

of course the arms could do some sick damage, regardless of how small they were compared to the rest of the body.
- Crimsoninja

Yeah I thought this was pretty much common sense since the first time they discovered a t-rex

I am at the rex attack part in the audiobook. Everyone just got (frank)ed up

I am at the rex attack part in the audiobook. Everyone just got (frank)ed up
- Crimsoninja

how's newman taking the news?

how's newman taking the news?
- Shutdown

he's pissed muldoon didn't bring him back a soda from the machines

- BINGO!

lol

i appreciate the posting, but this is the dumbest "new information" ever

of course the arms could do some sick damage, regardless of how small they were compared to the rest of the body.
- Crimsoninja

Agreed

- kicksave856

https://news.nationalgeog...or-humans-dorset-science/

- Streit2ThePoint

lol

http://www.newsweek.com/d...ling-iridium-earth-701037