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Well I'm sure most of you heard the news. Ever since Zack Snyder announced that he will be making a Man of Steel sequel that will feature an older, more wiser Batman, everyone was wondering who will play. So the search is I guess over when I went on the DC comic website and read this article [link]( it was also on the batman news website as well [link] ). In my opinion I think Matt Damon would play a better batman( you would agree with me if you've seen the Bourne series) then as robin as rumor is saying. Anyways let me know what you guys think by sharing a comment!
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Yes I know it sounds far fetch, but new research is showing to be true. It is possible for giant marine reptiles, or Pliosaurs, to have Althritis-like diseases in there 2 meter+ long jaws. Check it out www.sciencedaily.com/releases/…
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Is it just me or is it kind of exciting :wow: that The Hunger Games is finally hitting the big screen.

I read both books and the first one was my favorite. I am going to watch it on Friday with my friends in Atlantic Station (that's in Atlanta, GA). Hope it turns out good like the book did! :headbang:
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I recently read in a article that Jack Horner, along with colleagues Campione and Evans, was continuing to try to prove his hypothesis in the lumping/splitting debate. I new his ideas about how Nedoceratops and Torosaurus could be growth stages of Triceratops( the same with Pachycephalosaurus, Stygimoloch, and Dracorex), but now his colleagues have concluded with there anatomical comparisons of skulls of Anatotitan, Thespesius, and Edmontosaurus. They stated that they were different growth stages of Edmontosaurus( Anatotitan being an adult version of Edmontosaurus annectens and Thespesius being a young adult of E.regalis). :shocked:

      This is where the problem for me begins:rage:. If you know anything about Jack Horner he has been recently famous for his ideas of morphing and lumping different dinosaur genus's saying there the same animals. In fact, Wikipedia seems to support him by removing Anatotitan from there data site( just check it out yourself). Now if you know me Anatotian is one of my favorite Hadrosaurs and the fact that he thinks that it is the same animal as Edmontosaurus is just annyoing. In my opinion I think there is enough anatomical differences between the two to keep them seperate. If you noticed Jack Horner's theories for Anatotitan's distinctive looks changed. At first he stated that the skull of Anatotian was crushed by pressure during fossilization, then he said that it is a mature form of Edmontosaurus annectens. If this proves to be true then threw the rules of ICZN( the law that governs animal naming) will sink Anatotitan altogehter. I do not support this theory or any other theory of Horner's in the case of lumping different dinosaur species. I hope I get more support and hopefully keeep Anatotitan's name ALIVE!!!
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