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    One of the first recorded discoveries of dinosaur bones dates to 300 A.D., when a Chinese man described some fossils he found as "dragon bones". (From: SeanArcher)
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    At 6:48:03 AM on 3/13/2003, dark hunter said:
    very nice Ceratos, i loved the "they should all be destroyed...ah expelled"

    funny stuff, andthe blood sample was great. Harding's a pisser!

    ~Dark Hunter

    At 9:31:04 PM on 2/19/2003, Vito Hardy said:
    Very cool man. I liked Muldoon saying that all bullies should be destroyed. That was great. I also liked that Dodgson was like trying to be someone from mission impossible or something. That was hillarious. I don't really like what Dr. Harding is doing, but oh well. Great set up for Grant and Billy's friendship though.

    At 2:41:51 PM on 2/15/2003, CeratosPit said:
    Well thank you General:) I might as well put up part 3...

    At 9:56:52 PM on 2/14/2003, General Rancor said:
    This is the stuff dreams are made of. Frued would have a field day...

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