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#278826 condottiera Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:48:41 PM from Chicago

I like Coke better than Pepsi, anyway.

I wrote them an email once asking if they could bring back Crystal Pepsi, but they said no.

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#278827 Perpetual Lurker Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:50:29 PM

@Syd Probably for the same reason Minuette has been dubbed "Colgate." The colors.

#278828 d Roy Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:51:55 PM from University at Buffalo

Night, Applelight.

I am 20 and Toy Story and Jurassic Park still fascinates me. In fact, they interest me even more now.

@condot - *high fives*

edited 3rd Sep '12 5:52:12 PM by dRoy

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#278829 Sydxelia Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:52:02 PM

I loved Crystal Pepsi. Of course, they had to fork it up.

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#278830 Whatshisgame Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:53:11 PM

Peachy ponies: Peachy

◊ Pie

◊, Peachy

◊ Sweet

◊, and if animator OCs count, Peachy

◊ Pitt

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#278831 storyyeller Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:53:28 PM from Appleloosa

Jurassic Park does have the Author Filibusters that later became Crichton's trademark though. Now, how to make this actually on topic?

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#278832 Sydxelia Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:55:36 PM

Now, how to make this actually on topic?

If one of the ponies had a pet dinosaur, what would they name it?

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#278833 d Roy Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:56:07 PM from University at Buffalo

The book? Yeah. The film? Not so much.

Those fucking velociraptors were terrifying in both.

Now, I wonder how would Fluttershy react to watching it.

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#278834 condottiera Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:58:25 PM from Chicago

My irrational fear of velociraptors has never left me.

Thankfully, I always plan ahead.

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#278835 d Roy Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:59:07 PM from University at Buffalo

It took me a decade to finally get over it.

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#278836 Perpetual Lurker Mon, 3rd Sep '12 5:59:11 PM

@Syd Depends on the dinosaur. And dinosaurs kinda loose their fantastical edge in a world with dragons.

#278837 The Freeman Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:00:16 PM from Hialeah,FL.

Fluttershy would want to adopt all the dinosaurs. And bring them home.

Semi-relevant.

edited 3rd Sep '12 6:01:43 PM by TheFreeman

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#278838 condottiera Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:00:58 PM from Chicago

Fluttershy disaprooves of animal cruelty, be it humans being cruel to animals or vice versa. She prolly wouldn't like the movie.

Personally, I get kinda sad when the humans start destroying their own creations and such. I feel sorry for the shark in Jaws, too.

Man, sharks are terrifying.

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#278839 Kyler Thatch Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:01:50 PM from across the 4th wall

But you can't have a pet dragon. They're too sapient for that.

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#278840 Sydxelia Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:03:33 PM

There used to be an online quiz where you could determine how long you'd survive if you were chained to a bed with a velociraptor. I forget how I fared, but I don't think it was well.

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#278841 Japanese Teeth Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:03:36 PM from Meinong's jungle

I feel sorry for animals until they're trying to kill me, at which point all bets are off.

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#278842 condottiera Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:04:33 PM from Chicago

Death from below.◊

OK, on my irrational phobias list, sharks are #3, right behind raptors and zombies.

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#278843 storyyeller Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:10:04 PM from Appleloosa

Well Zoo Tycoon proves that humans are literally Too Dumb to Live when dealing with dinosaurs, but I think ponies might fare better.

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#278844 crowlover Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:13:14 PM from Name & Address Withheld

There used to be an online quiz where you could determine how long you'd survive if you were chained to a bed with a velociraptor.

It still exists

And, yeah, ponies are likely generally stronger than humans so they might fare better.

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#278845 d Roy Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:17:56 PM from University at Buffalo

I got the result.

You could survive for 1 minute, 22 seconds chained to a bunk bed with a velociraptor!

Cool, I guess?

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#278846 Sydxelia Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:20:53 PM

*mumblethirtyonesecondsmumble*

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#278847 The Freeman Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:21:43 PM from Hialeah,FL.

I will survive for a whole minute. Schweet.

And what a thirty one seconds they will be.

edited 3rd Sep '12 6:22:35 PM by TheFreeman

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#278848 Japanese Teeth Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:23:01 PM from Meinong's jungle

One minute, ten seconds.

We need to make a pony version with the hydra or something.

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#278849 condottiera Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:23:06 PM from Chicago

"You could survive for 1 minute, 25 seconds chained to a bunk bed with a velociraptor!"

Hells yeah.

It's prolly mostly cause I took karate when I was 12 and am 6 feet tall, though.

edited 3rd Sep '12 6:24:05 PM by condottiera

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#278850 Japanese Teeth Mon, 3rd Sep '12 6:25:11 PM from Meinong's jungle

Yeah, I think my lack of any fighting skill would do me in.

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