[OT] New York Times article about Dragons

Kilmore · Apr 30, 2003

And in Arkansas, they have the Gowrow (along with a bevy of other monsters).

Kilmore · Apr 30, 2003

Crap. Forgot the pic of the Gowrow.

Krug · Apr 30, 2003

that looks like a cross b/w a cow and a dragon..

Enforcer · Apr 30, 2003

The gowrow looks kind of like the Catoblepas of the Monster Manuals of yore.

Olgar Shiverstone · Apr 30, 2003

Enforcer said:
The gowrow looks kind of like the Catoblepas of the Monster Manuals of yore.

That was my first reaction ...

andrew · Apr 30, 2003

johnsemlak said:
That just strengthened belief in subsequent legendary dragons, Beowulf's Grendel;

Nice the see the fact-checkers at the NYTimes are up to their usual standards of excellence.

blackshirt5 · May 1, 2003

I dunno, I kinda like believing in dragons. Nice to think that there's something out there that science'll be sputtering to disprove years from now, even if they're eating scientists.

"I'm sick of you saying I don't exist. *swallow*"
"(extremely muffled) Dragons are mythological!"

Pielorinho · May 1, 2003

andrew said:
Nice the see the fact-checkers at the NYTimes are up to their usual standards of excellence.

Heh. To be fair, a dragon figures prominently in Beowulf; it just isn't named Grendel. I'm sure the author knew that, and just had a brainfart.

Daniel

CRGreathouse · May 1, 2003

I love the dragonets!

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