A bunch of States have State Dinosaurs?
I guess that since it's true that nobody's Life, Liberty, or Property are safe when the Legislature is in session, I have to approve of all the time that went into passing these bills.
A bunch of States have State Dinosaurs?
I guess that since it's true that nobody's Life, Liberty, or Property are safe when the Legislature is in session, I have to approve of all the time that went into passing these bills.
12 comments:
Delaware's State Dinosaur is FJB
I will note that we don't have one. Count me as slightly surprised but happy to see that.
Given the number of dinosaur fossils found here, I'm surprised Montana hasn't jumped on the bandwagon. You can, however, get either a TRex or triceratops skeleton on your license plate.
Texas has the Paluxysaurus jonesi... sigh...
You're missing the obvious:
every minute your state plonkers were screwing around with state dinosaur legislation, they were too busy to screw around with your taxes and such.
Heh Heh! That right there is funny.
This is not going to be an issue for Ohio. You know, unless they decide to make one up.
California has Nancy Pelosi...
I still want that area of Tallahassee closed down and reopened for only 90 days each year. But I am a generous sort and would allow work on holidays and weekends during that 90-day period. If I can't limit their shenanigans, I'll settle for limiting the period of engagement.
We've got federal dinosaurs, too. Look at the age of the senior members of the Senate.
Nope.
Pelosi is just another carpetbagging Democrat.
She's from Baltimore, and as Californian as Schwarzenegger.
You could look it up.
To HMSDefiant - Ohio State’s dinosaur is cryolosophosaurus. Note that this is different from what would be called Ohio’s State dinosaur - which probably eroded before it could be recorded. Subtle difference.
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