Gosh

[Gen. Volkov]

 Hehe. NO! Bad windy! Erase that link! Let people do their own net research! :P  

[Riverpaw]

 And here in the spa room, being a newb/noob/n??b is just fine.

Or so the above posters seem to hint... (cue dramatic music)

[Aqualis]

i thought the old new thing was banned  :unsure:

That was newbie/oldbie. This is n00b/non-n00b. Big difference between newb and n00b.

[windhound]

 hehe..
*pets link*

[Sonoras]

 DUDE, Bladetail, stop spamming so much! Your first couple days and you almost have 100 posts which are all spam!

[Bladetail the Ferret]

 a Troodon is a dinosaur that lived in the crestacous period.

[Wolf Snare]

 five of the seven resent topics are made by you; all of them pointless. PLEASE, stop spamming so aimlessly. It's not even funny spam, like Razor or darkstars old account. just (junk)

[Gen. Volkov]

 He has a point. You are spamming quite a bit.

[TR Shadow]

 Yeah, okay, but you don't know what a Quetzalcoatlus is!

Bwahaha!

*Showing off*

[Gen. Volkov]

 Quit showing off.  :P  He don't know his dinos. Tsk tsk. Besides, I know what a Quetzalcoatlus is too.

[The Lady Shael]

 I always pronounced it 'trodoon'.

[Gen. Volkov]

 LOL. Must have read it before you heard it.

[The Lady Shael]

 Yep.  

[Scarwake]

 *stares* Wow....how umm...weird....*no other words for this topic*

Oh yes, Bladetail I'm giving you a warning for all the spamming you've done, its redundant, pointless and you post about things that have no absolute meaning.

If you want to post topics like this, make sure you post them here, in the Spa Room 101.

Thank you,
~TJ

P.S: The Quetzalcoatlus was a huge pterosaur with a wingspan of up to 15 metres - the largest flying creature of all time. It is the last known pterosaur which survived to the very end of the Cretaceous period. Quetzalcoatlus was named after the Aztec's feathered-serpent god, Quetzalcoatl, by Douglas Lawson who first found the remains at Big Bend National Park in Texas.

Despite its huge size, the skeleton was lightly built and the whole animal probably weighed no more than 100 kilograms. Its neck was extremely long, its slender jaws were toothless and its head was topped by a long, bony crest. Unlike most other pterosaur fossils the Quetzalcoatlus remains have not been found in marine strata but in the sand and silt of a large river's flood plain and this has raised questions about how it lived.

It was a good soarer - certainly able to cover large distances. This, coupled with its long neck has prompted the idea that it lived rather like a vulture and fed on the corpses of dead dinosaurs. But some palaeontologists, noting the long slender jaws suggest that it probed soft ground and pools for molluscs and crustaceans. Others think that it flew low over the warm shallow seas plucking fish from the surface

[TR Shadow]

 Research is cheating.  *Mutter*