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daniel and i hung out together last night, and i've decided to stop gossiping about him and asuming the worst. yes, he's pretentious, but he's a wonderful friend and we have an amazing time together. he's kind and compassionate and excited for me when i am, sad for me if i'm sad. i've been taking him for granted. he's moving to montreal as well, which, rules.
i've decided that the only feasible way i could ever support the possibility of dinosaurs ever being in existence, is if teachers and artists stopped portraying them as these scaled, lizard like giants, living in a barren, arid,dry environment. it's scientifically supported that the climate before the flood, asteroid, anti-matter (whatever theory suits you) was lush, humid and green with vegetation. the earth was devoid of pollution, chemicals and tears in the stratosphere that could have harmed and altered the environment to the state it's in now. dinosars would not have needed to be scaly,in fact, the theory i most strongly support is that they resembled birds, large birds obviously, and that the vegetation grew to be more ginormous then it is today, therefore, 'dinosaurs' would not have been so disproportionate. i believe they were in proportion to their habitat.
anyways, enough on that.
gabo woke me up with breakfast in bed, and presents! he came bearing gifts!
i've decided that the only feasible way i could ever support the possibility of dinosaurs ever being in existence, is if teachers and artists stopped portraying them as these scaled, lizard like giants, living in a barren, arid,dry environment. it's scientifically supported that the climate before the flood, asteroid, anti-matter (whatever theory suits you) was lush, humid and green with vegetation. the earth was devoid of pollution, chemicals and tears in the stratosphere that could have harmed and altered the environment to the state it's in now. dinosars would not have needed to be scaly,in fact, the theory i most strongly support is that they resembled birds, large birds obviously, and that the vegetation grew to be more ginormous then it is today, therefore, 'dinosaurs' would not have been so disproportionate. i believe they were in proportion to their habitat.
anyways, enough on that.
gabo woke me up with breakfast in bed, and presents! he came bearing gifts!