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    Quote Originally Posted by Enny View Post
    100 million years? Isn't that dinosaur territory? Too bad it's not a mosquito. We could have had our own Jurrasic Park
    Really cool, though.
    That is the relevant time period.

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    *scientists cut the amber from around the insect*

    "nice! this specimen is complete! look! not even a scratch on it's surface!"

    "too bad it's not alive..."

    "yeah, imagine what we cou--"

    *insect's leg twitches*

    *scene fades*

    "I'm free bitches!"

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    that is awesome!
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    Quote Originally Posted by krihan View Post
    no worries, its allready dead. i hope so atleast...
    He's merely resting.
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    Meant Wetback. That's what the guy from Home Depot called it anyway.
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    Garrosh shattered the timeways and now Mantid are appearing in the main-main universe.

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    Oh god, it's happening. They will soon awake and swarm the pandas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ro9ue View Post
    Garrosh shattered the timeways and now Mantid are appearing in the main-main universe.
    We need an Earth expansion. Orcs and gorilla-sized humans smashing cars around with hammers and swords.

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    But will it tell us "your gods are not your gods" when its free?

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    Are we bloodlusting on amber or not?

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    Kil'ruk wasn't lying when he said we'd meet again. Great to see you made it to Earth, old pal.

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    So MOP predates this right? I knew it! SE Asia coppied MOP, not the other way round! I knew they were good at copying stuff but damn this is next level.
    "This is no swaggering askari, no Idi Amin Dada, heavyweight boxing champion of the King's African Rifles, nor some wide shouldered, medal-strewn Nigerian general. This is an altogether more dangerous dictator - an intellectual, a spitefull African Robespierre who has outlasted them all." - The Fear: Robert Mugabe and the martyrdom of Zimbabwe, Peter Godwin.

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    time to clone it and see if we can ride them

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    EW NO I hate roaches.
    "You know you that bitch when you cause all this conversation."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goatlust View Post
    The will of the Klaxxi is a turtle.
    What are we without this guy?

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    insects can t get big because of the way they breath

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    Quote Originally Posted by omega8 View Post
    insects can t get big because of the way they breath
    Yeah, https://amisstome.wordpress.com/2013...-are-so-small/

    BUT, http://phys.org/news/2006-10-giant-i...xygen-air.html

    ... "The Paleozoic period, about 300 million years ago, was a time of huge and abundant plant life and rather large insects -- dragonflies had two-and-a-half-foot wing spans, for example. The air’s oxygen content was 35% during this period, compared to the 21% we breathe now, Kaiser said. Researchers have speculated that the higher oxygen concentration allowed insects to grow much bigger."

    Sooooo ... hands up who still wants to go time traveling in to the past??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dat Guy View Post
    Yeah, https://amisstome.wordpress.com/2013...-are-so-small/

    BUT, http://phys.org/news/2006-10-giant-i...xygen-air.html

    ... "The Paleozoic period, about 300 million years ago, was a time of huge and abundant plant life and rather large insects -- dragonflies had two-and-a-half-foot wing spans, for example. The air’s oxygen content was 35% during this period, compared to the 21% we breathe now, Kaiser said. Researchers have speculated that the higher oxygen concentration allowed insects to grow much bigger."

    Sooooo ... hands up who still wants to go time traveling in to the past??
    scorpions were like size of VW bugs

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