Comic 238 - Revision history

Justas: /* Fun Facts */

2007-07-01T11:45:06Z

Fun Facts

Ridcully: /* Fun Facts */

2007-07-01T10:01:43Z

Fun Facts

Justas: Let's not forget the sun!

2006-11-17T19:10:34Z

Let's not forget the sun!

Silvertower: Restoring original fun fact...

2006-11-17T17:05:44Z

Restoring original fun fact...

Justas: /* Fun Facts */ In other news, we have always been at war with Eurasia.

2006-11-16T18:44:45Z

Fun Facts: In other news, we have always been at war with Eurasia.

Eruditebaboon: We have always been at war with Eastasia...

2006-11-16T18:08:19Z

We have always been at war with Eastasia...

Eruditebaboon: /* Fun Facts */ covering my tracks...

2006-11-16T18:05:17Z

Fun Facts: covering my tracks...

Justas at 11:03, 16 November 2006

2006-11-16T11:03:39Z

64.12.116.11 at 02:16, 16 November 2006

2006-11-16T02:16:35Z

Strokend: /* Panel 3 */

2006-11-16T00:05:20Z

Panel 3

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 *The [[Wikipedia:stegosaurus|stegosaurus]] in this comic resembles Steve in many ways. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.<br />
-*[[Wikipedia:stegosaurus|Stegosauruses]] appear in the fossil record in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Jurassic late Jurassic] (155-145 million years ago); the late Cretaceous was 100-66 million years ago.
+*Stegosauruses appear in the fossil record in the [[Wikipedia:Late Jurassic|Late Jurassic]] era (155-145 million years ago); the Late Cretaceous era was 100-66 million years ago.
 *The Ancient Cretaceous word for "Braaaiins" is, apparently "Rargh". However, "Gruaah" has remained unchanged for 136 million years.  This makes "Gruaah" a linguistic [[Wikipedia:cognate|cognate]] to modern English.

â† Older revision		Revision as of 10:01, 1 July 2007
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	*The [[Wikipedia:stegosaurus\|stegosaurus]] in this comic resembles Steve in many ways. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.<br />		*The [[Wikipedia:stegosaurus\|stegosaurus]] in this comic resembles Steve in many ways. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.<br />
		+	*[[Wikipedia:stegosaurus\|Stegosauruses]] appear in the fossil record in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Jurassic late Jurassic] (155-145 million years ago); the late Cretaceous was 100-66 million years ago.
	*The Ancient Cretaceous word for "Braaaiins" is, apparently "Rargh". However, "Gruaah" has remained unchanged for 136 million years. This makes "Gruaah" a linguistic [[Wikipedia:cognate\|cognate]] to modern English.		*The Ancient Cretaceous word for "Braaaiins" is, apparently "Rargh". However, "Gruaah" has remained unchanged for 136 million years. This makes "Gruaah" a linguistic [[Wikipedia:cognate\|cognate]] to modern English.

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 '''Summary:''' Beaver and Steve travel back to prehistoric times to discover the true reason dinosaurs went extinct.
-'''Cast:''' [[Beaver]], [[Steve]], [[Stegosaurus]], [[Zombie Dinosaurs]]
+'''Cast:''' [[Beaver]], [[Steve]], [[Sun]], [[Stegosaurus]], [[Zombie Dinosaurs]]
 '''[[:Category:Onomatopoeias|Onomatopoeias]] used:''' "[[THPTT|THPTT!]]", "[[MONCH]]", "[[RUSTLE|RUSTLE!]]", "[[RARGH]]", "[[GRUAAH]]", "[[CRAASH|CRAASH!]]"
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 ======Panel 1======
-Beaver and Steve are walking through a prehistoric jungle.<br />
+Beaver and Steve are walking through a prehistoric jungle, with a prehistoric Sun in the sky.<br />
 A small reptile sticks out its tongue and THPTT!s at Beaver.<br />
 Beaver: "Tell me again what we're doing here in the late [[Wikipedia:cretaceous|cretaceous]] era Steve..."<br />

â† Older revision		Revision as of 17:05, 17 November 2006
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	==Fun Facts==		==Fun Facts==

		+	*The [[Wikipedia:stegosaurus\|stegosaurus]] in this comic resembles Steve in many ways. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.<br />
	*The Ancient Cretaceous word for "Braaaiins" is, apparently "Rargh". However, "Gruaah" has remained unchanged for 136 million years. This makes "Gruaah" a linguistic [[Wikipedia:cognate\|cognate]] to modern English.		*The Ancient Cretaceous word for "Braaaiins" is, apparently "Rargh". However, "Gruaah" has remained unchanged for 136 million years. This makes "Gruaah" a linguistic [[Wikipedia:cognate\|cognate]] to modern English.

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	==Fun Facts==		==Fun Facts==

−	*We're just going to pretend I never spelt stegosaurus wrong, ok?
	*The Ancient Cretaceous word for "Braaaiins" is, apparently "Rargh". However, "Gruaah" has remained unchanged for 136 million years. This makes "Gruaah" a linguistic [[Wikipedia:cognate\|cognate]] to modern English.		*The Ancient Cretaceous word for "Braaaiins" is, apparently "Rargh". However, "Gruaah" has remained unchanged for 136 million years. This makes "Gruaah" a linguistic [[Wikipedia:cognate\|cognate]] to modern English.

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 '''Summary:''' Beaver and Steve travel back to prehistoric times to discover the true reason dinosaurs went extinct.
-'''Cast:''' [[Beaver]], [[Steve]], [[Stegasaurus]], [[Zombie Dinosaurs]]
+'''Cast:''' [[Beaver]], [[Steve]], [[Stegosaurus]], [[Zombie Dinosaurs]]
 '''[[:Category:Onomatopoeias|Onomatopoeias]] used:''' "[[THPTT|THPTT!]]", "[[MONCH]]", "[[RUSTLE|RUSTLE!]]", "[[RARGH]]", "[[GRUAAH]]", "[[CRAASH|CRAASH!]]"
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 Beaver and Steve are hiding behind some bushes when they discover a dinosaur in the wild.<br />
 Beaver: "Oh Look! There's one now!"<br />
-Steve: "Ah, a noble stegasaurus, most handsome of all the dinosaurs. Let's observe it and see if we can discover a clue to the cause of their extinction..."<br />
+Steve: "Ah, a noble stegosaurus, most handsome of all the dinosaurs. Let's observe it and see if we can discover a clue to the cause of their extinction..."<br />
-The stegasaurus MONCHs away at some flowers, oblivious to the RUSTLE!s coming from the bushes around it.<br />
+The stegosaurus MONCHs away at some flowers, oblivious to the RUSTLE!s coming from the bushes around it.<br />
 Steve: "Look - Something's moving in the bushes over there..."<br />
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 Several rotting dinosaurs CRAASH! out of the jungle.<br />
 Steve: "Zombie dinosaurs!"<br />
-A zombie brontosaurus takes a BITE! out of the stegasaurus.<br />
+A zombie brontosaurus takes a BITE! out of the stegosaurus.<br />
 Zombie T-Rex: "RARGH" (which appears to translate as: 'BRAAIINS'.)<br />
 Zombie Brachiosarus: "GRUAAH" (which translates to: 'GRUAAH'.)<br />

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 ==Fun Facts==
-*The stegasaurus in this comic resembles Steve in many ways, and is probably a misspelling of the [[Wikipedia:stegosaurus|stegosaurus]]. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.
+*We're just going to pretend I never spelt stegosaurus wrong, ok?
 *The Ancient Cretaceous word for "Braaaiins" is, apparently "Rargh". However, "Gruaah" has remained unchanged for 136 million years.  This makes "Gruaah" a linguistic [[Wikipedia:cognate|cognate]] to modern English.

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 '''Link:''' {{Comic|238}}
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 Beaver and Steve are walking through a prehistoric jungle.<br />
-A small reptile sticks out its tongue and THPTT!s at Steve.<br />
+A small reptile sticks out its tongue and THPTT!s at Beaver.<br />
-Beaver: "Tell me again what we're doing here in the late cretaceous era Steve..."<br />
+Beaver: "Tell me again what we're doing here in the late [[Wikipedia:cretaceous|cretaceous]] era Steve..."<br />
 Steve: "We're here to answer once and for all a question that has baffled scientists for decades: ..."
 ======Panel 2======
-Steve is surrounded by question marks and pictures depicting dinosaurs in various life-threatening situations.<br />
+Steve is surrounded by question marks and pictures depicting dinosaurs in various life-threatening situations, including being frozen in ice, wiped out by a meteor strike or abducted by aliens.<br />
 Steve: "... What really killed off the dinosaurs?"
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 Beaver: "Oh Look! There's one now!"<br />
 Steve: "Ah, a noble stegasaurus, most handsome of all the dinosaurs. Let's observe it and see if we can discover a clue to the cause of their extinction..."<br />
-The stegosaurus MONCHs away at some flowers, oblivious to the RUSTLE!s coming from the bushes around it.<br />
+The stegasaurus MONCHs away at some flowers, oblivious to the RUSTLE!s coming from the bushes around it.<br />
 Steve: "Look - Something's moving in the bushes over there..."<br />
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 Several rotting dinosaurs CRAASH! out of the jungle.<br />
 Steve: "Zombie dinosaurs!"<br />
-A zombie brontosaurus takes a BITE! out of the stegosaurus.<br />
+A zombie brontosaurus takes a BITE! out of the stegasaurus.<br />
 Zombie T-Rex: "RARGH" (which appears to translate as: 'BRAAIINS'.)<br />
 Zombie Brachiosarus: "GRUAAH" (which translates to: 'GRUAAH'.)<br />
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 Beaver and Steve are surrounded by zombie dinosaurs now.<br />
-Steve: "Do you have to always be so literal?"
+Steve: "Do you have to always be so literal?"<br />
 ==Fun Facts==
-The stegosaurus in this comic resembles Steve in many ways. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.
+*The stegasaurus in this comic resembles Steve in many ways, and is probably a misspelling of the [[Wikipedia:stegosaurus|stegosaurus]]. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.
 ==References==

â† Older revision		Revision as of 02:16, 16 November 2006
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	The stegosaurus in this comic resembles Steve in many ways. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.		The stegosaurus in this comic resembles Steve in many ways. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.

		+	The Ancient Cretastius word for "Braaaiins" is, apparently "Rargh" However, "Gruaah" has remained unchanged for 136 million years. This makes "Gruaah" a linguistic cognate to modern English
	==References==		==References==