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    Soon after filming of JP was complete, a raptor skeleton discovered in Wyoming was quickly dubbed "Spielberg's raptor" because of its uncanny resembelance to the raptors in JP. (From: Rippnraptor)
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    At 9:26:45 PM on 6/15/2002, Panos said:
    some grammer and spelling mistakes. The story was too short and was rushed. But was okay. I give it a 6/10.


    At 8:35:10 PM on 6/9/2002, PolarShore said:
    thanks, yes i was going to extend it for a movie that im doing with the same story/title. This was just something i did for an assignment in english, we had to write a fictional short story and this was mine


    At 5:39:48 AM on 6/9/2002, dark hunter said:
    Very nice, though a bit rushed, have you ever thought of writing this into an actual longer novel? with things happening not quite as fast?
    The character of Briggs was awesome. I really liked it.

    Very Nicely done, though a tad fast

    ~Dark Hunter


    At 5:46:58 PM on 6/8/2002, Spino Will Die said:
    ummm...... Not bad, nice ending "welcome to jurassic park"


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