A Pleistocene Moment If You Will
May. 8th, 2006 01:35 pmI would like to take this moment out of my work day to wax poetic about God's most perfect beast, the arisnotherium.
It could trample like a pachyderm but its two forward jutting horns give it the Moe eye poke of the gods themselves. It looks like a rhinoceros but its closest relative we have found is actually the rock hyrax. I suspect that they didn't go extinct but instead reduced themselves to a singularity of awesome and thus vanished from our reality.
Most importantly, if you misspell their name it leads you to imagine herds of Arsino Hall's, calling their characteristic giving it up to the dog pound, or perhaps thylacine pound, as they bound across the Saharan veldt of yore.
Also, I have decided that from now one that I will be referring to defensive players in football and rugby as "team megafauna".
It could trample like a pachyderm but its two forward jutting horns give it the Moe eye poke of the gods themselves. It looks like a rhinoceros but its closest relative we have found is actually the rock hyrax. I suspect that they didn't go extinct but instead reduced themselves to a singularity of awesome and thus vanished from our reality.
Most importantly, if you misspell their name it leads you to imagine herds of Arsino Hall's, calling their characteristic giving it up to the dog pound, or perhaps thylacine pound, as they bound across the Saharan veldt of yore.
Also, I have decided that from now one that I will be referring to defensive players in football and rugby as "team megafauna".