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  • AnaKhouri
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    Khan's current interests, in order of most beloved:

    trains
    dinosaurs
    trucks
    construction equipment
    cars elephants

    The thing about having a son is, you learn a lot about trains...and garbage trucks...and construction equipment.

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  • teh_blumchenkinder
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    Yes! A parasaurolophus!
    :3

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  • RayvenQ
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    Either a Hadrosaur/Charonsaurus or, most likely a Parasaurolophus

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  • teh_blumchenkinder
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    he looked like myeah:

    this is six-year old me drawing a fave toy. :d
    diplodicus? *goes to look*
    nope
    Last edited by teh_blumchenkinder; 07-28-2011, 10:11 AM.

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  • RayvenQ
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    Quoth teh_blumchenkinder View Post
    I had a stuffed dino about the perfect size for small hands, about five, six inches long. It was green, and had that long head, like a T but without the right side of the bar... Allosaur? No... *goes to look*
    It was upright like a t-rex, but I know it was a plant-eater of some sort...
    But other than that, I was never really into them.
    I'm glad you and Khan have shared interests!
    Hadrosaur by any chance?

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  • draggar
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    My nephew **LOVES** dinosaurs. He had some of his toys with him on our family vacation a few months back. I had two out and had them next to each other.

    He took them and said I couldn't have them next to each other. I asked him why.

    "Because one didn't live with the other" (meaning one was extinct when the other was around).

    He can go to a gift shop and name what the dinosaurs are (with very god accuracy).

    Not bad for a 3 year old.

    Now, who didn't love dinosaurs as a child?

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  • teh_blumchenkinder
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    I had a stuffed dino about the perfect size for small hands, about five, six inches long. It was green, and had that long head, like a T but without the right side of the bar... Allosaur? No... *goes to look*
    It was upright like a t-rex, but I know it was a plant-eater of some sort...
    But other than that, I was never really into them.
    I'm glad you and Khan have shared interests!

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  • zombiequeen
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    Don't do it Eisa! It's a terrible song and you will never look at dinosaurs the same way again!
    I was one of those kids who knew the scientific names of the dinosaurs, most bugs, and I could tell you ANYTHING about cats/dinos.
    My cousin still calls Brontosaurus (Apatosaurus) "longnecks" I snort and then go

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  • Eisa
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    My aunt told me that before she came to visit me, she visited a friend who also had a 3-year-old so that she could brush up on "toddlerese."

    Instead, I was speaking in complete sentences and babbling about dinosaurs, including their full scientific names pronounced correctly. She thought I was the strangest toddler she'd ever met.

    DINOSAURS RULE!

    I'm afraid to click on that song.

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  • zombiequeen
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    It took years for me to get that dinosaurs were extinct.
    Of course, I saw Jurassic Park the year it came out (yay I was 3!) and I went into my room and started packing my bags because I was going to Jurassic Park!
    It was real people, not a cartoon, so it HAD to be real! Mum says I argued with her for hours about whether or not I could go, and it ended with her saying I wasn't big enough.

    I might still base my housing decisions on how raptor-proof it is.

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  • dragon_wings
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    Quoth Kara
    This is for the non-parents out there. Or parents who don't have toddlers. It's a real thing, probably one of the most random wtf songs in children's television history.

    Again, this is 100% real.
    o.O Wha... That's... Yeah I have no words.

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  • Kara
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    This is for the non-parents out there. Or parents who don't have toddlers. It's a real thing, probably one of the most random wtf songs in children's television history.

    Again, this is 100% real.

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  • Kara
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    My older boy was more into cars, the youngest is my lil Dino fanatic.

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  • monolayth
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    my son is currently into cars at this moment.

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  • Kara
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    My ex simply told them that the dinosaurs are all gone, that they went away a long time ago and it was very sad. My boys were 5 and 3 at the time, they both took it fairly well, no tears or anything.

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