Torvosaurus
A large dinosaur, one quite vicious and vivacious, particularly in the groin. Lived in the late jurassic period. Also known as "savage lizard" and is a chubbo.
Torvosaurus by Sashafur March 17, 2012
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Tomosaurus
An ancient creature created by one of Tom's less successful time travel experiments. In the near future Tom tries to send himself back in tie to replace Arnie with a young clone of himself, but it goes wrong and the clone goes back 75 million years. A Giganotosaur is the first to discover this lil' clone in the wilderness, but latent temporal warps etc pull them both into another dimension and a genetic fusion merges the two creatures into the Tomosaurus.
At a massive 8000 feet long and with reasonable telekenisis, Tomosaurus is a prime example of how nature + science + insanity = power gaming.
(or to put in Manus-speak, that picture Roxy did for Tom)
At a massive 8000 feet long and with reasonable telekenisis, Tomosaurus is a prime example of how nature + science + insanity = power gaming.
(or to put in Manus-speak, that picture Roxy did for Tom)
Tomosaurus by onfolkestone.co.uk July 15, 2004
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