1. Triceratops (not to be mistaken for my father’s prom date advice, “Try Sarah Topz, she has low self-esteem.”)
It is a common misconception that the triceratops was a type of ancient weasel. In fact it is a dinosaur. The triceratops went extinct nearly four thousand years ago. Only one remains in the wild.
3. Rhinovirus
That’s right, the common cold is a tiny dinosaur. Here it is magnified under a microscope 1000x:
2. Kleptosaurus
The kleptosaurus earned its name for its compulsion to steal female dinosaurs’ unfertilized eggs and sell them into the black market for drug money. According to paleontological historians, the Cretaceous Period fostered the growth of the dankest ever weed.
4. Mel Brooks
5. Every tri-fold instructional pamphlet ever
Pamphlets are actually molted scales.
6. Myasysaur
A subspecies of the more widely known pachycephalosaurus, the myasysaur is famous for its unique mating rituals, self-described as #kinkyAF. This bone-toting breed is the namesake of the second hottest gay bar at the corner of 3rd and 97th.
(Myasysaur Night Club requires reservations three months in advance and offers complimentary colonoscopies to all guests.)
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