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Didn't Lee's "reverse pterodytcal" |
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Didn't Lee's "reverse pterodytcal"
Sound like a vulture?
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No-one really could know what a pterodactyl really sounds like, unless there's a person of 64 million years old in our midst.
I guess he got it from Jurassic Park, who in turn got it from....a vulture. |
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why does Lee call it a reverse pterodactol?
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Because it's a pterodactyl going backwards.
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Because it's a pterodactyl going backwards.
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It doesn't go anywhere does it, just on the spot?
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He might be able to imitate it--but I bet he can't spell it.....
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why does Lee call it a reverse pterodactol?
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Surely a reverse pterodactyl sounds more like....."Beep, beep, beep. Caution. Pterodactyl reversing. Beep, beep, beep....."
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Pterodactyl to me suggests it silently hunts things down, not squawking all the time.
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Is it just me, or is the impression a bit, well, rubbish?
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None of us have ever seen or heard a pterodactyl. For all we know it could be spot on.
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No-one really could know what a pterodactyl really sounds like, unless there's a person of 64 million years old in our midst.
I guess he got it from Jurassic Park, who in turn got it from....a vulture. (I won't mention my friend's name, but if she's reading this - You know who you are!!!) |
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We may have to hold Ray Harryhausen responsible for this. Or possibly all those mid-1970s Edgar Rice Burroughs flicks starring Doug McClure (you may remember him from such films as 'At the Earth's Core' and 'The Land That Time Forgot').
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I found it quite amusing.
If Lee had refused to do his impression, I bet Bearded Git (Paul, not Suralan) would have moaned that he was humourless. |
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i still dont get it
it is meant to motivate people it just scares me... |
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I keep wondering if he can do a forward pterodactyl.
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Or a sideways one?
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I think the Guardian suggestion of moving on to try a reverse triceratops is a good one.
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