Question of the Day

[Timothy225]

17. I think it would be easier to find a comfortable sitting position and also more pants options.

Also gives the name Grape Nuts a whole new dimension, too.

[Shit Dickface]

One big one. The flop sweat from 17 balls would be horrendous. Cases of Gold Bond Powder every week.

[B_Metal]

No question today? FOR SHAME HUGHES

[Abraham Smashington]

Would you rather have arms in proportion to a T-Rex OR have a have neck in proportionate to a Brontosaurs?

I'd totally do the neck. It would be hard as fuck to masturbate with t-rex arms.

[B_Metal]

Yeah, and with Brontosaurus neck you could totes lick your own gear, if you're into that sort of thing. *wonders why everyone is staring at him*

[Timothy225]

I prefer a long neck. Like my beer. And you can call me Mr. Fantastic!

[BillyG]

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No challenge

[PHEDG]

Othniel C. Marsh, an American paleontologist described and named Apatosaurus ajax in 1877. The remains were incomplete however. Two years later in 1879, he named Brontosaurus excelsus based on a more complete specimen. The bones that were assembled to reconstruct this dinosaur, were actually from more than one dinosaur.

The body used in the reconstruction was primarily that of an Apatosaurus. But the head Marsh put on the Brontosaurus was actually from a Camarasaurus.

Because the Apatosaurus was found first, it's name takes priority, and the name brontosaurus is not valid.

Marsh, the man who found the bones in Wyoming way back in 1879, purposely assembled the heads incorrectly.

The fact is, the body he found was headless. So he used the head of the closest dinosaur he could find. (Which was miles away not only in a different quarry, but in a different layer of strata). It didn't matter to him that the head he found was already attached to another body (The body of a Camarasaurus).

This mistake lasted until 1975, when Dr. Jack Mc Intosh and Dr. David Berman proved to the scientific community that the Brontosaurus was actually the body of an Apatosaurus.

[B_Metal]

Othniel C. Marsh, an American paleontologist described and named Apatosaurus ajax in 1877. The remains were incomplete however. Two years later in 1879, he named Brontosaurus excelsus based on a more complete specimen. The bones that were assembled to reconstruct this dinosaur, were actually from more than one dinosaur.

The body used in the reconstruction was primarily that of an Apatosaurus. But the head Marsh put on the Brontosaurus was actually from a Camarasaurus.

Because the Apatosaurus was found first, it's name takes priority, and the name brontosaurus is not valid.

Marsh, the man who found the bones in Wyoming way back in 1879, purposely assembled the heads incorrectly.

The fact is, the body he found was headless. So he used the head of the closest dinosaur he could find. (Which was miles away not only in a different quarry, but in a different layer of strata). It didn't matter to him that the head he found was already attached to another body (The body of a Camarasaurus).

This mistake lasted until 1975, when Dr. Jack Mc Intosh and Dr. David Berman proved to the scientific community that the Brontosaurus was actually the body of an Apatosaurus.

Whatever Science-Guy, long neck or short arms?

[PHEDG]

I already have short arms so I guess a long neck because I can't see shit at clubs and concerts, plus then chicks won't have to lean down to make out with me.

[PHEDG]

How many squares can you count?



One answer per person. Please don't answer if you already saw the answer elsewhere.

[Abraham Smashington]

31?

[B_Metal]

40...

[BillyG]

39?

[Matt]

32.