December 2009
41 posts
Caption Contest →
Given the winners and runners-up for the previous contest, something tells me I should keep an eye on this space if only for mocking purposes.
Stale humor and mediocrity: the avant garde in the caption contest industry. I won’t be surprised if I find such ideas as, “And I thought my wife was a terrible driver!” or, “The invisible car is amazing, Q, but why did you cram a...
November 2009
28 posts
DOWNLOAD THIS KID'S BLOG →
This kid might almost like dinosaurs as much as I do. Almost.
Proof that Jersey isn't all bad →
No word yet on whether the hadrosaurs had any mob connections.
Living the dream →
What nine-year-old hasn’t wanted to find a dinosaur bone?
HOT DINO ON DINO ACTION →
Cine-Saurus →
Killing dinosaurs with diabetes management →
Oh yeah, sounds like a real fun game. And who knows? Maybe it will be. Me, I’d rather play as the dinosaur robot.
Here's what you missed last week
…because I wasn’t around to bring you this hard-to-find dinosaur news.
Prints found in New Zealand.
This picture really ought to be on a DAHLIA list, but it’s too cool.
Were there omnivorous Dinosaurs? A Boing-Boing contributor takes a look.
A reasonable argument against the pretty lame dinosauroid theory.
Well then, I absolutely hate this idea. I really, really hate it.
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Off week
Fuck it. I’ve read through enough stupid, annoying dinosaur articles already that I wish I could get paid to write shit like this. Taking the week off to find a gig like that.
Rolling my fucking eyes →
This list of dinosaur media desperately needs a bit of editing. At least three things made me roll my eyes for being idiomatically, grammatically, or factually incorrect. Dinosaurs deserve better than this.
DAHLIA OFFENDERS LIST
John Vaught Labeaume continues the sad trend of using “dinosaur” in a political context. How soon before this term is worn out like “flip-flopper,” “maverick,” and “silver bullet”? Not soon enough for our tastes
Christopher Dawson at ZDNet. I don’t know man, maybe Microsoft will be destroyed by a cataclysmic impact.
Andrew Thomas from TG...
Easter Egg →
I enjoyed this comic because of my own grammatical predilections. But it was pointed out to me via reddit that when you right-click and view the source, you get a tasty surprise. Given the nature of this blog, surely you have some idea what that surprise might be.
Juvenile dinosaurs beat the crap out of each other →
The Saurodontist →
Badass high schooler leads the research behind a technique that can identify dinosaur teeth down to the genus and species via microscopic dental analysis.
Dinosaur Q & A →
Q: How do we know the extinction of the dinosaurs wasn’t due to a worldwide pandemic, either bacterial or viral?
A: Because that’s too retarded.
1/3 Gone!
More information about the new dino growth analyses that may wipe out about 1/3 of known species as being juveniles of other existing species. This one has an awesome diagram to illustrate how three supposed genera are actually three stages in the development of Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis.
Dinos in Cleveland →
