Gay dinosaur

In this blog, we’ve dug deep into the fossil beds of funny to bring you 30 fabulously fierce gay dinosaur jokes that are guaranteed to make your inner T-Rex roar with laughter. Follow me on Instagram for more memes - Follow my Tiktok - more. Hundreds of jokes posted each day, and some of them aren't even reposts! What do you call a gay dinosaur?

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Lickalottapus. pegasauraus. Barnie. I think the straight line would be better as "What do you call a huge gay dinosaur?" It gives a better reason for the word "Mega". Mr. Bear and Mr. Rabbit live in the same forest, but they don't like each other. One day, they come across a golden frog who offers them three wishes each.

Mr. Bear wishes that all the other bears in the forest were female. Mr. Rabbit wishes for a crash helmet. Mr. Discover the adorable Hunty, a gay dinosaur from Jurassic Park, in this heartwarming video! #dinosaur #jurassicpark #thehuntysaurus #gaydinosaur Keywords: gay dinosaur, Jurassic Park, the Huntysaurus, adorable dinosaur, heartwarming video, dinosaur love, Jurassic Park character, LGBTQ representation, dinosaur meet.

Artist's rendering. Matt Baume It was a drizzly afternoon several weeks ago when I discovered my new favorite historical figures, two gay dinosaur hunters who fell in love and traveled Europe together on a motorcycle, digging up fossils years ago. Franz Nopcsa and Bajazid Doda were a scientist couple in the early s, and they lived a life of adventure that seems like it came out of a pulp novel: Franz served as a spy during World War I, was the first person in history to hijack an airplane, and Doda's father once rescued the two men when they were captured by mountain bandits.

What a life. Stay with me here, because there really is a connection between the animatronic foam puppets on ABC and the real-life Transylvanian dinosaur adventurers of the early s. It came from a lates concept of Jim Henson's, and then morphed into an earlys Simpsons clone that was probably only sustained by the fortunate presence of Baby, a merchandise-generating character who was kind of an Elmo before Elmo really took off.

Dinosaurs did its best tackle timely topics to the extent that a show could in the TGIFridays block next to Full House and Step by Step , but I think it was in a no-win situation. Anyway, in Season 2, the show presents the character of Robbie on whom I am just now realizing I had a crush as a teen as an herbivore, with dialogue that is clearly a metaphor for homosexuality. The disapproving parents are what link this episode to the work of the real-life gay dinosaur hunters Franz Nopcsa and Bajazid Doda.

In addition to being adventuresome lovers, Nopcsa contributed to the theory that dinosaurs take care of their young. He was among the first to try to reconstruct dinosaur social behavior, based in part on how fossils were found and also on bird behavior. Along those lines, in the Dinosaurs episode, Robbie is himself eaten by a larger carnivore and the parents mount a rescue.

In the end, the parents realize that their conservative carnivorous values are hurting the family, and should be put aside for something better: Protecting their young. A few years later, Dinosaurs went off the air in a stunning finale: The characters are all killed by climate change. ABC executives were reportedly livid about this. Showing the parents accepting their kids is a lovely conclusion to an episode; showing them causing their own extinction is a bit more Watching it today, both still feel rather timely—but that conclusion hits particularly hard, a reminder that we ought to at least try to be better than the dinosaurs if we don't want to end up like them.

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Comments 1. Matt Baume Matt Baume covered geek culture, queer news, and city infrastructure, and would leap at the flimsiest of excuses to write about furries. A writer, podcaster, and videomaker, he resides on Capitol Hill with far too many plants. The Stranger depends on your continuing support to provide articles like this one.

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