And a critically important one.

Certainly a tough job!

One may not see at first, as long as they see at last.

Watched it first time last night (12/22)......U.F.B.
(No grasp of reality!)
Hope it gives more people a better understanding of law enforcement.

Yeah, she's on it.

Haha! ..."Oh, the humanity"...perfect.

Strengthen.

You dinosaurs strenthen the reason to write what's right when writing animals produce.Believing a dinoasuar is not an animal is bigotry attempting to put them in back of the large bus or ask Godzilla to activate accordingly.One may note King Kong with Godzilla at four hundred feet. He also appears witha tyranosoarus Rex at the same height. One reads heights and lengths of Tyrannosoars. Though longer than not spelling it right to a number of people, they are not the height of Godzilla with their lengths.Most likely they are not feeding off of mulberry bushes nor sitting next to a person sipping vodka.

Tried again twice as long. No luck. I'm done.

How disappointing.

I will 2nd that,

Loads of fun was World War One.

The book did have an illustration of a stretched out on its belly T-Rex looking quite content with its mouth wide open as the little flappers went to work picking its teeth but a 7-minute PC search came up empty.

Could we get a visual on this?

LOL, no I don't. I'm a Mitch Rapp fan. The more bodies the better.

Absolutely, there are women today that are not snowflakes. Many of them reside in The Gulch.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinio...

Super Sarah!! One of Trump's best gifts to us!!

The Wild Bunch is one of my favorite movies.
So is The Magnificent Seven.
Found the way out there excessive violence of The Magnificent Seven remake a tiresome yawn fest, though.

When I warned you about that novel I'm working on, you told me you did not mind a body count.

It's hard to be humble when me dino is a humane wonderment to behold.
Excuse me while I bare my teeth for a flight of wee pterodactyls to flutter down and pick out stuck leftover bits.
Me learned that dino flossing technique from a speculative dino book before I even read Jurassic Park way back when.

I usually don't like to watch violence, but there might be an exception in all that Dino jumpin'.

Gosh, I wish I could be there to see all that roaring and stamping of the Swampers.

Ooh, I like that!

I used to live in Palo Alto for awhile, which is right across the bay from there. I learned to spell both english and spanish by seeing it printed somewhere on things like signs.