How big was the average Dinosaur . . .

[Cyberian]

. . . and how many of them were there to be able to supply the world with crude oil for over a Century?

 

[MichaelD]

Really freakin' big. They were oily beasts. That's how.

 

[BrunoPuntzJones]

Originally posted by: MichaelD
Really freakin' big. They were oily beasts. That's how.

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[Actaeon]

Originally posted by: MichaelD
Really freakin' big. They were oily beasts. That's how.

Nice one

 

[Eli]

I think it depends on the time period.

And AFAIK, crude oil can come from any carbon based life form.. that includes plants.

 

[Supertastic Fool]

In all actuality the majority of dinosaurs really werent that big (if anyone cares). Most of them were about the size of household pets.

 

[matt426malm]

Oil mostly comes from plants, swamps mostly the Pennsyvanian Era not Dinosaurs. But yah we are seriously screwed when oil starts becoming extremely expensive probably 20 years from now then is gone. You think we are in an economic recession hah you aint seen nothing.

 

[BlamoHammer]

Originally posted by: Kmackalopogus
In all actuality the majority of dinosaurs really werent that big (if anyone cares). Most of them were about the size of household pets.

But think about how horrible of a movie that would have been. It would have taken some fine actors to prortray being eaten alive by a lizard the size of a Chihuahua

 

[stormbv]

<----- 8 inches

 

[RU482]

Originally posted by: matt426malm
Oil mostly comes from plants, swamps mostly the Pennsyvanian Era not Dinosaurs. But yah we are seriously screwed when oil starts becoming extremely expensive probably 20 years from now then is gone. You think we are in an economic recession hah you aint seen nothing.

economic recession..ha, no more petroleum would result in a cultural recession...no depression

 

[Supertastic Fool]

Originally posted by: Stormbv
<----- 8 inches

We were talking about dinosaurs in general... not your personal dinosaur

 

[Cyberian]

Originally posted by: Eli
I think it depends on the time period.

And AFAIK, crude oil can come from any carbon based life form.. that includes plants.

Ahh, OK!

So then areas like the North Sea and Gulf of Mexico used to be above sea level and covered with foliage?

 

[Walleye]

Originally posted by: Stormbv
<----- 8 inches

while i greive for your broken ruler.. you're not allowed to start measuring your t-rex from the 5 mark.

 

[olds]

Ask Red Dawn. He was there.

 

[Walleye]

Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
Ask Red Dawn. He was there.

wasnt red dawn like 23 or something?


seem to remember he was young, and everyone just thinks he's some old geezer.

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: Cyberian

Originally posted by: Eli
I think it depends on the time period.

And AFAIK, crude oil can come from any carbon based life form.. that includes plants.

Ahh, OK!

So then areas like the North Sea and Gulf of Mexico used to be above sea level and covered with foliage?

Hmm.. Not sure on that one.

But there is plant life in the water too, so maybe both?

 

[olds]

Originally posted by: Walleye

Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
Ask Red Dawn. He was there.

wasnt red dawn like 23 or something?


seem to remember he was young, and everyone just thinks he's some old geezer.

wasn't?
Uh, yes. He was 23 at one point.

 

[Cougar]

They were the size of a small turkey. The average T-rex weighed 6.3 pounds.