Virginia Wilde
First Post
I love dinosaurs. I'm a writer, and I've put them in as many things as I can, as long as they fit. I've managed to fit them in Masks, Crystal Legacy, and four short stories (Who My Father Wasn't, Spirit Quest, These Green Hills, and The Sketchpad).
As for my favortie ceratopsian, I like Pachyrhinosaurus, 'cuz it's got the thing, and the three thingys, and the two curvy horns.
I like oviraptors (philoceratops), with its crab- and clam-eating goodness, and odd head. I put one in Crystal Legacy as the prog's best friend.
Favorite dino books include the Dinosaur Data Book (indespensible), The New Dinosaurs (by Dougal Dixon), Wonderful Life (not a Dino book, but still cool (we salute you, Dr. Stephen Jay Gould)), and the three Gurney Dinotopia books. I also like the Foster Dinotopia novels, since he seems to know what he's doing. I love the "Age of Reptiles" comic series, and wish Disney's movie were more like these (no talking, but still great stories).
As for my favortie ceratopsian, I like Pachyrhinosaurus, 'cuz it's got the thing, and the three thingys, and the two curvy horns.
I like oviraptors (philoceratops), with its crab- and clam-eating goodness, and odd head. I put one in Crystal Legacy as the prog's best friend.
Favorite dino books include the Dinosaur Data Book (indespensible), The New Dinosaurs (by Dougal Dixon), Wonderful Life (not a Dino book, but still cool (we salute you, Dr. Stephen Jay Gould)), and the three Gurney Dinotopia books. I also like the Foster Dinotopia novels, since he seems to know what he's doing. I love the "Age of Reptiles" comic series, and wish Disney's movie were more like these (no talking, but still great stories).
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That's cool, me I just like them... To bad they're mostly extinct, depending on what scientist or kryptobiiologist you choose to listen to 
