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Thursday, November 26, 2009

(This trivialogue is restricted to eighteen years and over.)
(Any resemblance to characters would be coincidental.)
(Draft for part 2 of the dinosaur bones mix and match
scene.)
(Professor Grenouille and Professor Wakimojo point at
the tail tip of a hybrid carnivore dinosaur with laser pointers.
Cindy pushes back up a cane toad leatherette bikini strap
to wise guy wolf whistles. The floor's laser pointers home in
on the dinosaur's eye.)
Wiseguy 1 - What are you looking at?
Wiseguy 2 - That'll fix your cornea.
Grenouille - Please, gentlemen. Allow professor
Wakimojo to continue on his hypothesis.
Wakimojo - We've established that dinosaur had two heads,
one to eat proto-crocodiles and the other to watch its arse,
so as not to be eaten by its own, the skink like tail regrown
as fodder insurance.
Grenouille - We'll dissect an out and out hypocrite later in the
session, a piece of Victoriana made of concrete, the tasteless
sort of piece so and so Stonefish collects.
Wiseguy 1 - Bring back the guillotine!
Wiseguy 2 - Tiens!
Wiseguy 3 - Say not to the precinct black museum extension!
Wakimojo - First slide, Mindy my dear. Now, this diagram shows
exactly how to hash limitless funding for archaeological
digs and country villas from government coffers. There are
three heads, three tails and three legs.
Grenouille - Three times three times three equals twenty seven
combinations hashed from that skeleton alone.
Zutjou - I get that part, but what about the pointy spikes and
armour scales? These could be exposed by the scientific
community as too particular.
Wakimojo - We're lizard deity agnostic, here. Stonefish believes
they were for brutal duels and merciless predation, as the lizard god
whom he adores was a cold intellectual.
Vujotsu - But we believe the lizard goddess whom we admire
created them in the triassic period on a whim - who else could
be so frivolous? Perches for butterflies to sun themselves on.
All hollow bluff to keep trouble at a distance.
Cindy - Peace for all!
Mindy - Half baked is sound home economics!
Grenouille - Next slide, if you please. It's gentleman farmer
Tyrranosaurus Rex harvesting tail and junior head from a
co-operating herbivore in a limestone bole. The models are
by one Soichi, a first rate counterfeiter my sources tell me.
Cindy - Don't be shy, Soichi!

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