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Ok, so my girlfriend made it a "geeky" Christmas for me.
1. a black ballcap with a D20 showing all the sides as 20s as the graphic on the front.
2. a necklace with a gold spiral ball that holds a d20 as a charm.
3. A black tee shirt with a decal of one of those "Hello, My Name is" stickers they have at conventions and reunions and stuff. It has "Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." on the decal like it was written in. I love this tee shirt...
4. Not so geeky, but a new pair of cowboy boots.
Dong pox?
Vietnamese war hero, right?
~borrows Gene's Castle Whiterock~I did get that .pdf copy, don't forget (which is VERY helpful, I might add). :p
See, we were right! ~hands you back the hardcopy~ Now go read this, mortal! ~grins~
The book I saw was somewhere around 15-18" in height. Maybe an 1 1/2 inches thick or so, can't recall the cover though. Big print with big pictures?
Different book then. Mine is about 12" high and around an inch thick. It has 23 chapters covering different dinosaur groups (including birds), plus other chapters on biology, extinction, and more.
The breakdown is based on more recent scientific study, such as the term Carnosaur applying to the group that includes Allosaurus and not all theropods. Carnosaurs get one chapter to themselves, as do the spinosauroids and the Tyrannosauroids.
The book I saw was somewhere around 15-18" in height. Maybe an 1 1/2 inches thick or so, can't recall the cover though. Big print with big pictures?Different book then. Mine is about 12" high and around an inch thick. It has 23 chapters covering different dinosaur groups (including birds), plus other chapters on biology, extinction, and more.
The breakdown is based on more recent scientific study, such as the term Carnosaur applying to the group that includes Allosaurus and not all theropods. Carnosaurs get one chapter to themselves, as do the spinosauroids and the Tyrannosauroids.
Hmmm....may have to go look for it.
Hmmm....may have to go look for it. Can you give me the title and publisher so I may go into the book store and sound like I know what I'm talking about? Any idea what the cost is? How about page count? How big is the print? Is it mostly text or pictures?The book I saw was somewhere around 15-18" in height. Maybe an 1 1/2 inches thick or so, can't recall the cover though. Big print with big pictures?Different book then. Mine is about 12" high and around an inch thick. It has 23 chapters covering different dinosaur groups (including birds), plus other chapters on biology, extinction, and more.
The breakdown is based on more recent scientific study, such as the term Carnosaur applying to the group that includes Allosaurus and not all theropods. Carnosaurs get one chapter to themselves, as do the spinosauroids and the Tyrannosauroids.
