Having a great vocabulary didn’t save the Thesaurus from extinction / eradication / extirpation.
Mano Singhamsays
Just an … @#3,
Unfortunately, no credit was given. I think it was a drawing that was taken from some creationist literature (creationists think that dinosaurs lived alongside humans) and someone added the text.
Mano Singhamsays
Just an … @#3
In searching on the image, I came across it on this site but it does not look it was created there but was submitted to it. But I added a link to it anyway.
Johnny Vectorsays
At that moment, a great gurgling and belching arose from the center of the pond, and a large corduroy monster slowly lifted itself above the surface with a loud hiccup.
The company stood rooted to the ground in terror. The creature was about fifty feet tall, with wide lapels, long dangling participles, and a pronounced gazetteer.
“Aiyee!” shouted Legolam. “A Thesaurus!”
“Maim!” roared the monster. “Mutilate, mangle, crush. See HARM.”
Très drôle.
I shall treasure this!
author/artist credit?
Having a great vocabulary didn’t save the Thesaurus from extinction / eradication / extirpation.
Just an … @#3,
Unfortunately, no credit was given. I think it was a drawing that was taken from some creationist literature (creationists think that dinosaurs lived alongside humans) and someone added the text.
Just an … @#3
In searching on the image, I came across it on this site but it does not look it was created there but was submitted to it. But I added a link to it anyway.
At that moment, a great gurgling and belching arose from the center of the pond, and a large corduroy monster slowly lifted itself above the surface with a loud hiccup.
The company stood rooted to the ground in terror. The creature was about fifty feet tall, with wide lapels, long dangling participles, and a pronounced gazetteer.
“Aiyee!” shouted Legolam. “A Thesaurus!”
“Maim!” roared the monster. “Mutilate, mangle, crush. See HARM.”
—Bored of the Rings