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The Pink UnicornA young man stood once at a bus stop waiting for commute into town. While he stood there, a curious young boy approached him.
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"I cannot say that I do," the man responded with a humored smile.
"My daddy has a pink unicorn on our farm, do you want to come see it?"
The man raised his eyebrow. It would be foolish to believe such a radical claim without evidence, yet it would be equally so to write the boy off without evidence either. Regardless, the thought of visiting a messy farm did not appeal to the man.
"No thank you," the man replied.
"Are you sure?" The boy imposed. "We have lots of other animals too."
The man thought for a moment, All of those stinky animals wallowing in their own manure. Farms are such dirty, boring places and I do not have time to spare anyway. I have business to attend to in town.

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Cryptoclidus oxoniensisby ~DeinonychusEmpire

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Fauna known from Callovian England have the most eccentric names. Liopleurodon ferox, Simolestes vorax, Eustreptospondylus oxoniensis, and if those aren't verbally confounding enough there's this enormous plesiosaur. Cryptoclidus oxoniensis (wide femur hidden clavicles) was approximately the size of an adult bush elephant, possibly larger. It was a predator, though despite it's size possessed a comparably minuscule head and was a piscivore. It's elongated neck would have allowed it's small jaws to encroach upon schools of fish without them being frightened away by it's size.

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~Trexking Mar 5, 2012

Is that a fluke on its tail?

~DeinonychusEmpire Mar 5, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Some kind of fin-like appendage.

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