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Revolution 004 [audio]

Aug 16, 2011 08:50

[The feed cuts in to a very agitated growling.]

Hnnnh...?

[The growl continues, punctuated by tiny reptilian chirps.]

...Old Lace? Girl... what's wrong? [Gert's voice makes it obvious that she was just waking up. The dinosaur's growls and chirps continue after a brief pause.]

Girl? [There's some rustling of bedsheets and clothing, followed by ( Read more... )

!: gert yorkes, c: magneto, c: rainbow dash

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stillhaslegs August 16 2011, 16:14:22 UTC

[ Well... that definitely captures his interest. ]

I'm not a veterinarian, but I've got more than a passing knowledge on them.

What's the exact species?

[audio] nopride4parents August 16 2011, 16:20:59 UTC

Deinonychus. [There's a pause.] Deinonychus antirrhopus if you want to be particularly idiomatic.

[video] stillhaslegs August 16 2011, 16:32:56 UTC

Deinonychus antirrhopus. It is really? No, never mind that of course it is, because you just told me. [ The Doctor pauses, looking contemplative. ] Early Cretaceous? Of course, that also begs the question as to how you managed to obtain a deinonychus antirrhopus from the early Cretaceous period in the first place...

[ and with barely contained excitement, almsot forgetting what the point to her question was... ]

Do you mind if I see her?

[video] nopride4parents August 16 2011, 16:39:29 UTC

[The feed clicks on, and Gert is petting Old Lace's snout, trying to get her to calm down. It seems to be working, though the dinosaur's eyes are still moving around the room warily.]

Originally, I thought she was a velociraptor, until a friend much more knowledgable in dinosaurs corrected me. As for how I got her...

Inheritence from time-traveling parents. They commissioned her to be genetically engineered in the 87th century. [Completely straight face to go along with that explanation.]

[video] littlepwny August 16 2011, 17:11:13 UTC

That's a funny lookin' dragon.

[video] nopride4parents August 16 2011, 17:22:13 UTC

Says the blue rainbow-maned pony.

She's not a dragon; she's a dinosaur.

OH GOD I DIDN'T SEE IT WAS AUDIO I HATE WHEN I DO THAT littlepwny August 17 2011, 04:48:20 UTC

A dino-what?

IT'S OKAY the post right above turned to video, maybe she saw that :3 nopride4parents August 17 2011, 05:07:39 UTC

Dinosaur. Giant lizard-bird missing links that lived 65 million years ago?

They didn't have dinosaurs in.... [She can't believe she's asking this]...in Ponyville?

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[audio] deservesabone August 16 2011, 17:37:06 UTC

..."Extinct species"?

[audio] nopride4parents August 16 2011, 17:40:48 UTC

Well, I've never seen any evidence to support that the events in 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' could actually take place, so I'm going to say dinosaurs count as an extinct species.

[audio] deservesabone August 16 2011, 20:43:46 UTC

You have a dinosaur?

[audio] nopride4parents August 16 2011, 20:44:59 UTC

I have a dinosaur.

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voice - after the quake makes_asteroids August 16 2011, 18:24:39 UTC

There still are some in the Savage Lands you know.

voice nopride4parents August 16 2011, 18:47:45 UTC

The Savage Lands are a gray area, at least ecologically-speaking, due to the whole 'alien tampering' aspect. Though I guess we can up it to 'endangered.'

But how many Savage Lands are there, besides the one in our home world?

Re: voice makes_asteroids August 16 2011, 18:59:00 UTC

Depends on how many alternates there is to ours. Several hundred, at least.

Probably a thousand more with dinosaurs.

voice nopride4parents August 16 2011, 20:06:40 UTC

Sometimes, I wish I came from a world where all this sounded strange and far-fetched.

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