Rachel McGonagill

Okay, okay, so the dinosaurs probably didn't actually use these naturally occuring nuclear generators in Africa, but wouldn't it be cool if they had? If they'd had lights and phones and motor cars, every single lux-ur-y?

Those dinosaurs, they sure were tricksy. Imagine! Hiding their Uranium-235 under a bunch of rocks and dirt so we couldn't use it. Making us wait till we were nearly outta fossil fuels before we even seriously considered touching the stuff, when we had the lesson of modernized dinosaurs right there, the whole time.

Bastards.

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