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That's the training camp. Everyone is leveled up now, so I guess Carrow is just sightseeing until everyone else is done...

Leveled everyone up and threw in some starting gear for Tomas and Tyresius. They don't have any money for shopping, but the rest of the Warriors do. Let's see... -Throg is visiting the animal trader, armorer, weaponsmith, and general store. -Dorgath is visiting the temple, fletcher, armorer...

You're probably better with Greek letters than I am, then. They don't show up much in chemistry, except sometimes when there's crossover with physics, which I try to avoid. Still, on close inspection I recognize the delta and know that it's pronounced like a "d." Same thing with the nu and "n"...

Google translator isn't very smart. But I just checked and you can, if you want to, put a space between the words so that it recognizes them individually. "δεινός σαῦρος" gets translated as "formidable lizard."

Look at the thread title. Pygmy Allosaurus is (more or less) the topic. Any argument about Pygmy Allosaurus, no matter how silly, is relevant. Oh yes, you've walked into the dinosaur zone! :p Alternatively, if you are Spiderman, perhaps you've walked into the δεινόςσαῦρος zone?

I asked you how it is that you're determining what I'm saying doesn't matter, whereas what you say apparently does matter. You responded by telling me that something I said doesn't matter. Actually, I'll put it this way... -Allosauruses are dinosaurs. -Dinosaurs are not lizards. -Therefore...

You keep telling me that things don't matter. What's your basis for this? And you're still ignoring my point that etymology isn't a substitute for meaning, and that if we went by etymology, whales would be fish.

None here, of course...

I think your conclusion that I'm doing this is causing you to miss something. Zero. Zero dinosaurs are lizards. They're not remotely like lizards. I mean, they had two eyes, four limbs, one mouth, one tail, and such. But I don't think that those traits really scream, "lizardlike." Fossils...

Why Turgy, whatever are you talking about?

Took me a second, but I got it. If the Formica company is to be believed, their founders came up with the name because they were using the resin as a substitute for mica in electrical insulation. You know, "substitute for mica" → "for mica" → "formica" The resin is made with formaldehyde, though.

That proxy is using the art from the foil Grand Prix printing of Jitte. Real Grand Prix Jittes are worth a lot, of course. Personally, I'm all for people being able to use proxies in casual games so long as everyone involved knows and agrees beforehand.

Oops. I just messaged you the entire article instead of following your instructions. But guys, I'm totally capable of reading! I just sometimes forget to? Anyway, it appears to have worked. Let me know if you'd rather I email you future articles. In retrospect I'm surprised that it let me send...

I'd say, "there's more to it" but I've already done that a couple of times. I realize I'm touching on several different points here, but I'm trying to clarify what I believe to be the issue with Pygmy Allosaurus, and your comment about the etymology of "dinosaur" is only one part of that. You're...

Bump so I remember to update this thread this week (or really, once I get up today). Won't be home much next week, so I need to get on this already.

Solifugae don't have stingers, but they also don't grow to be 20 feet wide or whatever... Confirmed. I fired up my Pokemon Blue and checked my Pokedex. Pikachu is a "mouse" pokemon. Mice are rodents, ergo Pikachu is a rodent.

We're sharing a graveyard and a library. Perhaps I can will the battlefield into a similarly transcendent state...

I'm not sure what you mean by "it does" since you're quoting something that "it does" isn't a grammatically coherent response to. But if you mean that "saur" is correctly interpreted as "lizard" I think I've already addressed this twice. Yes, that's the usual translation and works well enough...

I'll sacrifice Sewerdreg to Phyrexian Ghoul.

To be clear, I am not saying that "terrible lizard" is an inaccurate translation for the term. I'm saying that it was a label devised by men who incorrectly thought of dinosaurs as lizards. For example, lizards walk with their four limbs spread out horizontally, whereas dinosaurs don't. But back...