"I agree Jason, you're kinda stupid. You are in a state of denial, but any fool can see you are outgunned, outsmarted, outshot, outdone, outnumbered, outargued and out of options. In short, I generally despise T-Rex and its fans as they look down on Stegosaurus, but to ally myself with such a fool is an insult to my intelligence. In short, even me, a vowed enemy of T-Rex, am telling you that you have lost, now get over it, go home and nurse your wounds. By carrying on you are making every anti-Rexer look bad and stupid (though admittedly, some like ... are). Can we talk about Stegosaurus for a change?"

Since when did I become the representative of the anit-T.rex fans? Who said you had to ally with me? And by all means, talk about Stegosaurus, I won't stop you. I think the sails on his back were used as an impressive mate attractor. They could colored, and so forth.

"We T-rex fans don't even have to lift a finger for ourselves, even outsiders think that Jason, Sean and the anti-rex bunch are nothing but a bunch of fanatic "I'll do anything to win" bunch, the AUDIENCE speaks, and that says volumes more about how superior our case and arguments are. Thank you audience. Jason can go on fighting his losing battle, the world is laughing."

Well, I haven't lost yet, though, have I.

"And by the way, Megalodon is only about 45 feet, not 60 feet."

Says who? Only his teeth have been found.

"even lizards that go after large prey (like the komodo dragon), attack with their teeth alone and don't use the front limbs at all. If they can do it, so can T. rex, especially when you consider that compared to a komodo dragon, a T rex had much stronger teeth and the advantage of stereovision."

Komdo dragons don't need a strong bite, for they wage a chemical war(Septic bite).

"Man, I hate talking about my fave dino hunter's boo boos."

Well, then don't.

"I agree Rainman, Jasaon should just shut up, I'm no rexer fan, but I can tell this guy is just completely juvinile."

"jason dunno squat about animals."

So, everyone's jumping on the band wagon, huh?
Well, that's it. I will not reply to those who insult me. I will act like that post didn't exsist, and move on. This pointless debate is over for me. But that doesn't mean I've lost.
from Jason, age 13, Dayton, Ohio, USA; August 20, 2001

Could T-Rex be hunting in packs and ambushing preys like lions do? That would solve the problem of agility, having to zizag less by running after the prey. That would also solve the problem of falling and hurting themselves. We know that there was much more vegetation back then and that there was a warm climate even in Northern countries.

I mean, when you look at a crocodile, it doesn't strike you as an efficient predator, since it got so tiny legs that it cannot chase after its preys! However, ambush make them very good at catching animals! Could T-Rex be am ambush predator?

Them ore I think of it, the more I think it explains it all!
from DTM, age 23, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; August 20, 2001

I agree with you Brad. But to answer you'r question,I don't know. You'r post is still the smartest one,i've heard all day,though.
from Sean S., age 13, ?, ?, U.S.A.; August 20, 2001

I think all the fights should be left to websites where you can express your opinion I have a website and Im going to fix the fights in it and most of the dinosaurs in my website are about what if tyrannosaurus fought spino or gigantosaurus? These are my opionions and dont insult me for them I love the tyrannosaurus but it doesent mean he is invincibly I dont think gigantosaurus and spinosaurus are either and why do we never hear about spino fighting giganto why are the people of the giganto and spino against the tyranno? Id say tyrannosaurus vs. giganto or spino would have a 50/50 chance for a win but that is my opinion we will never know who the tougher dinosaur is but I think the people who love spino should be quiet and it should only be tyrannosaurus vs. gigantosaurus because spinosaurus ate fish and there is evidence that states that and he scavenged other dinosaurs and tyrannosaurus was not a scavenger what the freak people you think a 40 m! onster would scavenge dead things with all its power hearing and smelling I admit its arms were small but that it equaled with an extremley powerful jaw then its eyesight is terrible but its hearing and smelling is great making it equal once again tyrannosaurus was not a scavenger and I stand behind that one hundered percent
from Tyrannosaurus, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

I hope you have fun on you'r vacation,J.C..
from Sean S., age 13, ?, ?, U.S.A.; August 20, 2001
Thanks. It turns out I won't be leaving until tomorrow morning.

"Uh...shouldn't we be discussing this "giganotosaurus vs. t.rex" thing,like gentlemen?"

No, we shouldn't. I'm tired of reading all of the fight posts. Giganotosaurus and Tyrannosaurus never met. Similarly, Tyrannosaurus never encountered Spinosaurus, Allosaurus, Megaraptor, Velociraptor, or Utahraptor. And why are we still talking about the Death Star? I admit that I'm not even reading all of Dino Talk anymore, because there are so many useless messages.

There is now something I must ask:

Why?

What drives you to love one type of theropod, defending it constantly, and seeming to automatically consider other large theropods inferior? I don't see any need to choose a favourite between Giganotosaurus and Tyrannosaurus. Seriously. And I'd really someone to answer my question.
from Brad, age 14, Woodville, ON, Canada; August 20, 2001

You`re wrong Rob that IS how you would describe rex
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

HHH would defeat any dinosaur including Spino or his weaker rival, T.Rex. HHH would pedigree them through the announce table. HHH is the game.

Stone Cold, Rock, T.Rex, Goldberg, Darth Maul... they all fear HHH.

Time to play the game!!!

http://www.wwfhhh.com/photos/index.html
from HHH Rules, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

Sean is right.
from Joe, age ?, ?, ?, USA; August 20, 2001

I like raptors,by the way Sue is dead. and its a she.
from Joe, age 9, ?, ?, USA; August 20, 2001

doesn't any body here like velociraptors?I mean I hate the sue T-rex! she always killing Raptors! I hope she dies!!!!
from Andrea.L., age 12, ottawa, ontario, canada; August 20, 2001

Uh...shouldn't we be discussing this "giganotosaurus vs. t.rex" thing,like gentlemen? We giganotosaurus fans,don't want to hear you'r childish insults. If you don't want to face the facts,you should start you'r own anti-giganotosaurus website. By the way,if you don't want to be insulted,you shouldn't insult us. (Because thats no way,to talk to you'r critics.) Anyway,if you can't talk without insulting us,I request you take you'r posting somewhere else. We know you'll use any excuse to defend t.rex,even if it makes you look ridiculous. Why does it come as a suprise to you,that giganotosaurus could beat t.rex?! Giganotosaurus and t.rex,had the same basic theropod form,therefore,both animals would've been dangerous to each other. (Because of this,the bigger theropod would probably win-this theropod was giganotosaurus.) We realy need to change the subject.(Because there is realy no reason to continue this debate,we already know giganotosaurus could win.) And you t.rex fans need to stop posting this nonsense,because nobody wants to read that crap! (Well...a crazed t.rex fan might want to read it,but we don't!) Anyway,if you're going to say something,you might as well be polite and reasonable,about it. Thank you.
from Sean S., age 13, ?, ?, U.S.A.; August 20, 2001

I have a suggestion. Why don't you t.rex fans leave this forum,and come back when you think you can behave,instead of insulting us.
from Sean S., age 13, ?, ?, U.S.A.; August 20, 2001

Rock- you seem to forget that I have beat you 1000 times. I am the game. I am that good. Don't forget it. When I return from my leg injury the WWF will see a reign of domination unlike any experienced before. Rock, Stone Cold, Angle, Big Papa Pump, Goldberg.... all of your A@#es are MINE.

The Game,
HHH
from HHH, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

"Go Jason!"

Thanks!
from Jason, age 13, Dayton, Ohio, USA; August 20, 2001

"Well it seems you are exteremly stupid MrTFan!!"

This is NOT Jason 13 from Ohio who wrote this! I think someone is trying to use my name. I would NOT write something this infantile.
from Jason, age 13, Dayton, Ohio, USA; August 20, 2001

Jason, your Megaladon stats are blown way out. A reasonable estimate would be about 40-50 feet. There are serious physical and biological problems with a 60-100 foot predatory shark hunting well!
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

Why Tyrannosaurus was not a pure scavenger.

The only animals that qualify as 100% scavengers are vultures - and, of course, they cheat. From 500 meters up, a vulture can see for kilometers in every direction and spot carcasses from far away. They use up very little energy gliding down to feed. You can be a "pure" scavenger, you just have to able to fly. But there certainly aren't any 100% scavengers that live on the ground.I'm not sure I'd say that a predator "obviously wants live prey." I've seen films of lions eating meat that was literally crawling with maggots, and they sure didn't seem to be any less enthusiastic about eating it. In fact, dead meat is really just meat that you don't have to work for. Certainly there are predators that won't scavenge - snakes for example - but I don't think it's accurate to say that in general predators want live prey. But it'll be bonkers to try to say that any large, land based predators would scavenge 100 percent of the time.

Virtually all the land-based predators we are familar with today all get within the general vicinity of their prey using smell (lions, wolves, leopards, yadda yadda yadda), then locate it by hearing, and use vision for the attack. In short, it's pretty bonkers to suggest any animal which had a good nose would have been a scavenger! While that certainly may be true for some, this sequence is by no means universal. A snake is as deaf as a post, and can't locate its prey by sound. Instead they use a combination of smell, heat sensors, and sight. Birds don't usually use smell to locate their prey, especially hawks which attack from great heights. It would be correct to say that Tyrannosaurus hunting techniques didn't involve the use of arms. Something for Dr. Horner to keep in mind is that lizards, even lizards that go after large prey (like the komodo dragon), attack with their teeth alone and don't use the front limbs at all. If they can do it, so can T. rex, especially when you consider that compared to a komodo dragon, a T rex had much stronger teeth and the advantage of stereovision.

Modern day predators are opportunists and there's no reason to think that T. rex was any different. There's always a problem when people try to make an either…or classification. Like extinction theories - why not a combination of factors? I think that's the point the T. rex crazies here want to drive, that T. rex would have behaved pretty much like the modern predators we see today.

PS: I find it real odd why Horner only picks mainly on T. rex for his scavenger theory. His agruments of slow speed, poor eyesight would actually better fit dinosaurs like Spinosaurus, Allosaurus and certainly Giganotosaurus! I was also pretty preplexed when he said that Spinosaurus would have been the "real predator", very odd indeed, considering all the scavneger arguments he had put out! If you wanted to buy his theory, you will have to be forced to say virtually all large, meat eating dinosaurs are scavengers! Note that Giganotosaurus and Spinosaurus crazies!
from Rob, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

Man! Are people saying bad things about my favourite dino-hunter Jack Horner? Now let me tell you, Jack Horner is contributed a great deal to what we know about dinosaurs today. He uncovered a great deal about hardosaurs and their lives, turning around many old ideas and notions. His work on Maisauria is fantastic and I'm a great fan of it.

However though, I must admit that his work on T.Rex is quite substandard of his work on other dinosaurs. I mean there is a great difference in the amount of detail and work he put into studying hardosaurs and studying Tyrannosaurs. After reading a few of his books and papers on both Tyrannosaurus and his mroe common hardosaurs, I'd realized that he didn't spend too much time looking into T-Rex at all, save for putting out the points that seem to support his theory. This turned out to be a rather bad blunder as other paleontologists more proficent in Tyrannosaurus contradicted a lot of his points. The public didn't exactly help either, taking sides (imagine how many Triceratops fans will jump at accepting the idea that T.Rex, the hunter and killer of their fave dino was only a harmless scavenger!). Of course, the burdern of proof was and still is on the side of those supporting that T.Rex could hunt, and Horner literally became a one-man show on the matter, after all the experts supporting him literally deserted! (Even Bakker reversed his opinion after siding with Horner for a while) I hate to contradict my fave dino expert, but I will have to say he is most probably wrong in this case. Of course, the discovery of healed T.Rex attacks on fossils of its prey animals finally threw Horner's theory out of the window, well and proper.

I still respect him, but I find that sometimes, a big person like him can find it hard to say that he's wrong. That's probably why he still contuines to hold to his theory. He dosen't promote it now though, and has gone quite low-profile on the entitre matter, except to make a few snide remarks while consulting for JP3. I hope he isn't bitter. But I wonder how long he can really contuine to hold his rapidly-weakening idea that T-Rex was what he said it was.

Jason, as much as I like to see you supporting Horner, I don't think supporting a discredited theory is going to help too much. T-Rex wasn't a full time scavenger, he was a very proficent hunter.

Man, I hate talking about my fave dino hunter's boo boos.
from Jonah, age 14, LA, CA, USA; August 20, 2001

Just as we all knew would happen, the dinosaur forum has been taken over by JP3 "Spinosaurus" fans (and the Giganotosaurus fans, and the T. rex fans). There are more serious dinosaur discussions on Dan's JP3 Page.
from Brad, age 14, Woodville, ON, Canada; August 20, 2001

"people what are your theories on utharaptor and megaraptor"

I don't have theories about them. What do you want our opinions on? (evolutionary relationships, diet, hunting behaviour, fighting other theropods?)
from Brad, age 14, Woodville, ON, Canada; August 20, 2001

Rexy, our unpolished hero, will have many advantages and will undoubtably use all of them and more. He is about as smart as MacGyver (as he's superintelligent in this case), and will be able to wreck havoc on the Death Star with just a popsicle and a wad of chewing gum, but he has more.

One, as stated before, the intelligence (or lack of) of the Storm Troopers. Rexy is no Einstein, but he may even kill more of them than all the Sly/Arnold/C. Norris movies combined, making him the All Time Greatest Action Hero (tm). Second, if two losers like Hans Solo and Luke Skywalker can run loose with their pet dog, uh, bear, uh, whatever and two idiot robots, and go basically wherever they want, a wild brawl Tyrannosaurid dinosaur will own the place in minutes!

Third, have you seen a Death Star? There are more places to hide on one of them than in all of Mexico! Fourth, Hollywood. Hollywood made those guys. Hans Solo was a John Wayne wannabe. They know of Earth and (since they all speak English (some with pronounced German accents, now why is that?) they have seen all the reruns beamed into space on Nick at Night (tm). Yippekaiyay Mudda@$*^$@ will work on them just fine.

And lastly, Rexy won't need the home worlds bureaucracy from PG-13 ratings to hinder him. He will have the knowledge that if the Death Star wins, the Dark Forces (another term for Bureaucracy) will be in charge. He will became just another Storm Trooper (if'n he survives). Earth might be conquered, but it would never be destroyed. The last aliens tried that and failed (see ID4). Rexy will use all that is available to him, i.e. all his friends back home, the internet (beamed over Bill Gates low trajectory satellite network), some cool guns and light sabres, plenty of poetic license, and just plain good fun, filled with fires and explosions.
from John, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

Date line- Death Star

"The Death Star was destroyed today when one of Dinosauria's finest accidently ignited a pail of oily rags. Tyrannosaurus rex was sneaking around in Sector J when he tossed a smouldering Marlboro butt he found on the floor into what he believed to be an ashtray. When approached later, Tyrannosaurus stated, "Get outta my face scumbag, I'm gonna kick some butt. And don't leave that piece of litter there or I'll snap your neck.".

Darth Vader could not be reached for comment.
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

jason dunno squat about animals
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

To a Jarson:

HEYNAS AREN'T GREAT SCAVENGERS, THEY ARE GREAT PREDATORS, YOU ...
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

I think Sean is the biggest Jerk (trademarked) here. Looking back in the archives, I found out he's the one who started insulting people because they didn't agree with him and managed to finish off his points like killing flow. He was just too childish to take that he was beaten and started to insult people. In fact, even the insults of the T.Rex fans have some truth in them, (ie: like him being stubborn and stupid), but Sean insults are just insults. Sean, you better shut your trap, you're the jerk/ bloody fool here. You have been beaten, so go away and improved yourself, quit insulting people before you are banned. Don't you get it? YOU HAVE LOST. DON'T BE A SORE LOSER. Insulting people and playing all your stupid games (I find some of his nicknames offensive and degradory to my religion), it's nothing to be bloody proud of.

This vote is for Utahraptor, the best dino in the world.
from Jimmy P., age 11, Lansdown, UK, Ireland; August 20, 2001

I agree Jason, you're kinda stupid. You are in a state of denial, but any fool can see you are outgunned, outsmarted, outshot, outdone, outnumbered, outargued and out of options. In short, I generally despise T-Rex and its fans as they look down on Stegosaurus, but to ally myself with such a fool is an insult to my intelligence. In short, even me, a vowed enemy of T-Rex, am telling you that you have lost, now get over it, go home and nurse your wounds. By carrying on you are making every anti-Rexer look bad and stupid (though admittedly, some like Sean are). Can we talk about Stegosaurus for a change?
from Stegs, age 13, Memorex, ?, USA; August 20, 2001

We T-rex fans don't even have to lift a finger for ourselves, even outsiders think that Jason, Sean and the anti-rex bunch are nothing but a bunch of fanatic "I'll do anything to win" bunch, the AUDIENCE speaks, and that says volumes more about how superior our case and arguments are. Thank you audience. Jason can go on fighting his losing battle, the world is laughing.
from T.rex fan, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

"I'm not in a state of denial. I am in a state called Ohio. I suggest that you all stop calling my posts crapola and made of complete nonsense, they are not. By the way, you spelled "idiocy" wrong. I suggest you stop this infantile name-calling."

I agree Rainman, Jasaon should just shut up, I'm no rexer fan, but I can tell this guy is just completely juvinile.
from Just another passerby, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

IT DOSEN'T MATTER WAHT T-REX DOES- AHHHGHHHH! (CRUNCH!) NOOOOOO!!!! ARGHHHHHHH! YAHHHHHHHHH!!!!(POP!) NOOOOO!!!!(SNAP!)

(The audience dodges as The Rock's (tm) severed arm is send flying over their heads. The WWF star has been killed by T-rex. He should have stuck with the fake world of wrestling instead of challanging T-rex to a real world of hurt...)

Do you smell what the T-rex is cooking??? It's The Rock!
from The Rock, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

"Spino is bigger, badder, stronger, has a bigger mouth, sharper teeth, stronger arms and in general is T-Rex's daddy."

Actually, in acutal fact, Spinosaurus had a smaller mouth and his teeth were blunter.
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

Horner isn't evil, he's incompetent...
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

It seems the only people who like Spinosaurus for the reason it was the meanest dino around do not know anything about dinos besides JP movies. Your points have no effect and we shall now laugh at your pitiful and ignorant ways.

"HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!"

Spinosaurus wasn't the meanest dino around by a long shot. You want to know the meanest dino? Three words: Tyrannosaurus rex osborn.

Theoretical Fight:

Liopluerodon/Megalodon

Who would win?

Liopluerodon, by a long shot. He may be marginally smaller but he packs one mean wallop, much meaner than Megalodon. And by the way, Megalodon is only about 45 feet, not 60 feet.
from Lukerish, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 20, 2001

SPINO? T-REX'S DADDY? WOOOOOOOOO HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

ITS MORE LIKE THIS:

SPINO IS T-REX'S HO
from C.INGENS (im baaaack), age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

New sheriff? Spinosaurus?

HAHAHAHAHA now thats entertainment.

More like the new septic-tank cleaner.

T.Rex aint no sheriff, he's tha bad @$$ King!!!
from C.Ingens ... I HAVE RETURNED, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

T-Rex is all played out. Spino is the new sheriff in town. T-Rex is old and weak. Only old people like T-Rex. Spino is the new king. He'd snap T-Rex's neck like a croc through a water buffalo's. Spino is a playa... T-Rex is just a playa hater.

Spino is bigger, badder, stronger, has a bigger mouth, sharper teeth, stronger arms and in general is T-Rex's daddy.
from Delco, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

This is The Rock, coming to straighten out all you @#$^*& jambronis. The Rock could whup on any of these wussy dinosaurs and the Death Star! All you rex fans should drink a can of shut-up juice! As the People's Champion, The Rock will open up a can on any Lizard's Champion! So, boo-ya!
from TheRock, age &*%!, San Jose, CA, USA; August 19, 2001

Go Jason! (Please don't block this post,J.C..)
from Sean S., age 13, ?, ?, U.S.A.; August 19, 2001

Hi, I like dinosaurs there so cool
from Kyle B, age 6, Ogden, Utah, USA; August 19, 2001

I hate www.tyrannosaurus.cjb.net!!!! rex could NOT have one on ANY of
`em!!!
from Joe, age 9, Midland, MI, USA; August 19, 2001

Well it seems you are exteremly stupid MrTFan!!
from Jason, age 13, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

"Sorry Jason boyo, I'm juz a passerby and I say that ya' are just in denial. I'm no rexy fan but I can see that the rex guys have you up a tree with thier more solid, rational answers. You don't have to say they are all fanatics to make yourself look better, people looking in on this can tell you are obviously the one in denial. Give it up and stop messin this place up with your crapola and go back to preschool to argue with the kids there, at least you can talk with somebody on your level. Cos ya're pissin' everybody off with your idiocity."

I'm not in a state of denial. I am in a state called Ohio. I suggest that you all stop calling my posts crapola and made of complete nonsense, they are not. By the way, you spelled "idiocy" wrong. I suggest you stop this infantile name-calling.

"No Jason, you're as stubborn as any anti T-Rex person here."

Thanks!

"Nobody said you were making subjective compairisons, you are making poor ones. Obviosuly you have seen and learned little (saying Heynas are GREAT examples of predators???)"

First of all, why are you passing judgement on my comparisons by calling them poor? Second, I didnt say that hyenas were great at predation, and third, they are very good predators.

"Actually, Horner is also quite a master at making bad antalogies, for example, he said T.rex must have had been a scavneger for he had such small arms, and he went on to say 'If you want to catch a chicken, you don't do it with your arms tied, you do it with your arms.'"

You appear to be missing my point.

"I agree with you about the megaladon about the fact that it is a great hunter but we dont know if it is the best one of all time even though it could kill whales well some dinosaurs killed things that were bigger than there size to. Also my comparisons are just for fun its nothing to argue to me over I make my site to give tyrannosaurus fans something to hold onto for rex and I swear to you that I know tyrannosaurus is still the king of the dinos his hearing was great same with his smelling he was smart for a dinosaur and he was very powerful his teeth were long up to 9 inches and could crunch bones tyrannosaurus was truly and awsome predator and have you heard of tyrannosaurus imperator he is supposedly 15-20% larger than a normal tyrannosaurus rex his size should be about 52 ft long! can you believe that you giganto fans have your opionions to thats why I posted my opinon of how tyrannosaurus would lose to him I finished the deinonychus battle thing to so come on in and see the new battles were rex loses in an alternate ending or see the ones where he wins the battles.
www.tyrannosaurus.cjb.net
TyRaNoSaUrUs ReX"

I wasn't arguing with anyone. That's just another theory of mine. But how can you compete with a 60 foot long shark? Stay out of its way!
from Jason, age 13, Dayton, Ohio, USA; August 19, 2001

wright enough brad?
from stephanie, age 14, st.catharines, on., canada; August 19, 2001

Question J.C.. Why do block my messages,even when i'm not being insulting,at the present time? When people are insulting,I believe their message shouldn't be posted. But I don't think they should be blocked,whenever they're not being insulting.
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001
Nothing has been blocked - and I have no idea don't like anonymous postings. JC

I believe giganotosaurus can beat t.rex.(This is my story,and i'm sticking to it.)
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

Honkie Tong i'm not here to insult people. I'm tired of being bullied by a bunch of no good t.rex fans. You can't just insult people,and expect to get away with it. The reason i'm being such a jerk,is because you're the jerks! I wouldn't insult you,if you didn't insult me! Just look at the rest of these t.rex fans. (Do they look like kind people to you?!) I probably wouldn't hate t.rex fans so much,if they weren't so rude and arrogant. (You'r pals are not what i'd call innocent,you know.) I believe the right to talk trash,when people talk trash to me. If you leave me alone,i'll leave you alone. Trying to ban me eh? (I'm afraid i've thought of that.) If I can't talk trash,why should they get away with it?! Give me a break!
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

Well it seems now that T-Rex and Giganotosaurus hunted in PACKS!!!like wolves and like another new theropod found in Argentina that is still unnamed but bigger than Giganotosaurus (45 feet vs 42 for Giga and Carcharadontosaur and 40 for T-Rex which ranks now "only"fourth in that mega battle........)
from Biscuit, age ?, ?, ?, switzerland; August 19, 2001

Listen up honchos!

Give up Sean, you have already lost, nobody is listening to you. You can do the very least and save your dignity by shutting up instead of showing the wold world how immature and juvinile you are by pretending to be a fanatic T.Rex fan (We know you are the one behind it, we have the means to know) or by insulting people or by posting crap. You are not impressing anybody and only showing how dumb you are.

T.Rex is hellavua tough, hellavua strong, hellavua fast, hellavua mean, and Giganotosaurus is hellavua dead.
from Mr. T fan, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

people what are your theories on utharaptor and megaraptor
from greg n, age 12, miami, florida, usa; August 19, 2001

The Spinosaur win over T-Rex in JP3 reminded me a lot of Jaws II where the super scaled-up Great White shark kills a Killer whale. Well
we know for a fact that killer whales are bigger than Great Whites and that they can kill them. Of course we'll never know for sure but it seems dubious that a "non-Hollywood" Spinosaur would kill a T-Rex.
from Biscuit, age 25, ?, ?, Switzerland; August 19, 2001

No Jason, you're as stubborn as any anti T-Rex person here.

You just post the most number of illogical T-Rex arguments here that's why you're the most laughable.

LOL!
from Guile, age 19, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines; August 19, 2001

Tyrannosaurus Imperator is an invalid species, and never was a true title, rather a nickname. The specimen is just a large Rex approximately 15% than Giganatosaurus. The 15% figure is based on partial remains compared to the corresponding Giganatosaurus bones.
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

The awesome weaponry of Tyrannosaurus, trained upon Giganotosaurus, will reduce it to atoms, and the atoms to their component particles, and the particles to their component quarks.
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

T-man is so freakin' strong, he'll pop Giggy's head like a zit. That'll be bloody fun to watch.
from Damean, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

T.Rex IS a dino from Late Cretacious America, so he knows how to handle insumountable odds and dangerous freaks in weird costumes (like weird freakish horned, frilled dinos, weird, crested duckbills, oddly looking, blney dinos and dome heads), and what is the Empire but a bunch of freaks in weird costumes?. Most importantly, T.Rex is an absolute master of destroying things, Death Star not witholding, and proton torpedos be damned. If it can be destroyed, T.Rex can blow it up. And what's the only way to beat the Death Star, destroying it. T.Rex with undoubtedly win, slaughtering Stormtroopers right and left on the way, and getting on com links and making smart a(* remarks to the admirals to boot.

After happily blowing away stormtroopers for a couple of hours, T.Rex realizes that this just is not going to stop the Death Star before it gets to Earth. So, in dramatic fashion, he commandeers the Communications Center and sends a message down to Earth asking for help. Only one person responds to his hail but after a short explanation of the situation, T.Rex's contact, Ian Malcom or that cable guy from ID4, dosen't matter, both are Jeff Goldbulm, comes up with a computer virus that will end the threat once and for all. Unfortunately, it is going to take about twenty hours to install so T.Rex will have to create a major diversion to keep the enemy from discovering the plan.

But T.Rex has just the thing.

Using his ally's extensive connections, T.Rex sets up radio, television and internet feeds to the rest of the space station, providing America's finest entertainment. Tens of thousands of bored, lonely, Imperials are simply unable to resist. Thousands gather around public viewscreens and are turned into couch potatoes by Seinfeld, David Letterman, The X-Files, MTV, Monday Night Football, ESPN's Sportscenter, Melrose Place, Baywatch and The Home Shopping Channel. While the Detention Center and the Fighter Wings face off in Duke Nukem Dukematches and the main gunners are busy in chat rooms, the command structure is neutralized by unauthorized Solitaire games. Only the Admiral, who fears a long-distance choke hold by the Emperor, tries to keep order but is unable to stop the shouts of "STERN RULES!" and "Groovy!" that occasionally can be heard over the blasting Rock'n'Roll. All T.Rex has to do is sit back, relax and protect the Communications Room from the occasional unlucky intr! uder.

Then, as the virus is almost fully loaded, T.Rex lowers the boom. The radio starts playing the "Milli Vanilli/ Yoko Ono/ 2 Live Crew/ Bee Gees/ Vanilla Ice/ New Kids on the Block/ Osmonds/ Abba/ Barry Manilow" Marathon. The TV gets only four stations: Comedy Central, HBO in the middle of "Police Academy 6", PBS during "Barney & Friends" and ABC during "America's Funniest Home Videos." Meanwhile, all the computers begin emulating Commodore 64s. The entire crew is made helpless while suffering through major "quality entertainment" withdraw symptoms.

Seconds before the virus takes effect, the Admiral finally climbs over the comatose bodies (well, too much telly can damage your brain) and gets to Communications. He reaches the computer just in time to scream "WHAT THE *^%& IS WINDOWS 2000?!" before the entire Death Star suffers a General Protection Fault and explodes.

T.Rex, along with a large amount of debris, atmosphere, and technicians is blown out into space by the final stages of the explosion. Just like Bruce Willis when he ejected out of the plane in the second movie, except the explosion is bigger and has little "tinkle tinkle" effects in it. T.Rex could call it quits here, with victory achieved, but then he wouldn't be able to kick the butt of the favourite dinosaurs of his detractors, so he fights on.

Luckily for T.Rex, the Death Star had closed to point-blank range with Earth just prior to the explosion, and he was on the side facing the planet, so his eyes are only just starting to bug out like the people in Total Recall before he begins reentry. He is able to shield himself behind a chunk of hull plating and consequently avoid being vaporized during the initial stages of his fall.

Then he mounts the thinner -- thanks to ablating -- plate and rides it down like a surfboard, using it to slow and direct his descent as he looks frantically for a way to cushion his landing. Finally he notices a couple buildings with large crowds surrounding them and angles that way, hoping for a dramatic impact.

Amazingly, he crashes through the roof of one building, totally destroying it but somehow shedding velocity slowly enough to avoid death or even meaningful injury, although his custom made "I blew up the Death Star and all I got was this lously T-Shirt" T-shirt is totally torn away. He staggers outside, issues his famous "Yippekaiyay" phrase, and nimbly sidesteps the "Hard Rock Cafe" sign as it crashes to the ground beside him. Pushing his way through the adoring crowd, T.Rex heads to the Planet Hollywood across the street for a drink, and to trash the Spino figurene there. It's Miller time. (TM)
from Bob, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 19, 2001

Relax Lillian, Sean is just angry and jealous he's not as smart as you. Nobody listens to him. I don't.
from Bob, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

Sorry Jason boyo, I'm juz a passerby and I say that ya' are just in denial. I'm no rexy fan but I can see that the rex guys have you up a tree with thier more solid, rational answers. You don't have to say they are all fanatics to make yourself look better, people looking in on this can tell you are obviously the one in denial. Give it up and stop messin this place up with your crapola and go back to preschool to argue with the kids there, at least you can talk with somebody on your level. Cos ya're pissin' everybody off with your idiocity.
from Mr Rainman, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

T-Rex was one phat G!!! He be capping Spino 24/7 like a mofo. All dos white doctors dat be saying he was a scavenger are wack. They don't know nuthin. T-Rex was da bomb. An just cus yur educated don't mean you know it all. I know stuff to like all my other T-Rex homeboys.
from Delco, age 12, Compton, CA, ?; August 18, 2001

Theoretical Fight:

Liopluerodon/Megalodon

Who would win?
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

No matter what he says, Sean S. is wrong. Heck, he looked a lot smarter when he shut his mouth.
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

Giganotosaurus and Spinosaurus are weak, even a Gallus domesticus
can defeat them easily.
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

"The comparisons I am making are purely objective. Unlike the subjective comparisons you think I am making. In other words, the comparisons are based on what I have seen and learned."

Nobody said you were making subjective compairisons, you are making poor ones. Obviosuly you have seen and learned little (saying Heynas are GREAT examples of predators???)
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

I agree with you about the megaladon about the fact that it is a great hunter but we dont know if it is the best one of all time even though it could kill whales well some dinosaurs killed things that were bigger than there size to. Also my comparisons are just for fun its nothing to argue to me over I make my site to give tyrannosaurus fans something to hold onto for rex and I swear to you that I know tyrannosaurus is still the king of the dinos his hearing was great same with his smelling he was smart for a dinosaur and he was very powerful his teeth were long up to 9 inches and could crunch bones tyrannosaurus was truly and awsome predator and have you heard of tyrannosaurus imperator he is supposedly 15-20% larger than a normal tyrannosaurus rex his size should be about 52 ft long! can you believe that you giganto fans have your opionions to thats why I posted my opinon of how tyrannosaurus would lose to him I finished the deinonychus battle thing to so come on in and see the new battles were rex loses in an alternate ending or see the ones where he wins the battles.
www.tyrannosaurus.cjb.net
TyRaNoSaUrUs ReX
from TYRANNOSAURUS, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

"Innumerable analogies have been made by Dr. Bakker and the evil Dr. Horner. Apparently with you guys, the only ones that "fit" are those that conform to your own prejudices."

Actually, Horner is also quite a master at making bad antalogies, for example, he said T.rex must have had been a scavneger for he had such small arms, and he went on to say "If you want to catch a chicken, you don't do it with your arms tied, you do it with your arms."

See any apparent weaknesses in this anatology.

And worse, Horner actually made quite a bit of factual errors in describing Tyrannosaurus and coming out with his theories on Tyrannosaurus. My favourite is him suggesting that Tyrannosaurus could not have attacked life prey as his large teeth were too weak to wistand extreme stresses (an idea creationists still subscribe to). Of course, virtually every paleontologist familiar with Tyrannosaurus teeth contradicted him, but he brused them off, saying they were prejudiced and discredited. Of course, barely two months later, they found the Triceratops hip bone with T.rex bite marks, and scientists worked out that T.rex had an immenensly powerful bite. That shut him up good.

Of course, his theory was killed quite dead after the discovery of more than 5 seperate pieces of evidence on 5 different animals that indicated Tyrannosaurus attacked a life animal. Thankfully Horner has stop promoting his theory (in fact, he has stop commentening on his Tyrannosaurus theories since the proof of hunting was discovered), except to take the ocassional dig at the people who discredited his theory in Jurassic Park.
from Honkie Tong, age 17, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

Sean is just here to insult people, block him.
from Honkie Tong, age 17, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

"Hehe, but I'm not faulting you for making the compairisms, I'm faulting your compairisms. By all means you should make compairisms, but make good ones. You compairism of Tyrannosaurids hearing to modern mammals completely misses the fact that Tyrannosaurids had much better hearing than any of his potential prey items!"

"Any paleontologist can tell you you are making dumb and largely irrevelant, poorly thought out comparisms."

The comparisons I am making are purely objective. Unlike the subjective comparisons you think I am making. In other words, the comparisons are based on what I have seen and learned. Many analogies have been made on this site for and against tyrannosaurus. Innumerable analogies have been made by Dr. Bakker and the evil Dr. Horner. Apparently with you guys, the only ones that "fit" are those that conform to your own prejudices. In short, in your minds, if any statement is critical of tyrannosaurus rex, it must be therefore be wrong, "stupid", "idiotic", and made of "misconceptions" and "old info".
Could Spinosaurus snap tyrannosaurus' neck? Of course not, but it was great fun to see. Could Giganotosaurus snap Tyrannosaurus' neck? Possibly, and it would be great fun to see.

PS: The REAL great predator was Megaladon, the most efficient and deadliest predator ever. He apparently ate whales and other whale sized creatures for lunch, dinner, and breakfast. Ever seen one of his teeth compared to a Great White's? No problems for Megaladon here. And someone tell me a "good" comparison. Really, what is an objective "good" comparison?
from Jason, age 13, Dayton, Ohio, USA; August 18, 2001

IM going to add alternate endings for you guys who want your dinosaurs to win I have added one for tyrannosaurus vs gigantosaurus and how the hell would deinonychus float if he weighed seven to eight tons you retard i guarentee you he didnt we that much rex only weighs and estimate of 6 tons
www.tyrannosaurus.cjb.net
come look at the new fights and soon to add more alternate endings
from Tyrannosaurus, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

Well if it isn't the oldest,wisest,redwood in the forest,Lillian! Way to go! Next you'll be learning how to tie you'r own shoes! No matter what you may say,giganotosaurus is strait from the styx. Giganotosaurus was not as smart as t.rex,but t.rex wasn't a rocket scientist either! Despite the bigger brain,t.rex probably wasn't smart enough to make an extreme difference. In a deathmatch,t.rex could only do so much. Like t.rex,giganotosaurus was a large bipedal theropod,with an even bigger skull. Because t.rex and giganotosaurus were so much alike,they would've had a tough time,keeping each other at bay,thus the dominant fighter would probably be the bigger one. And make no mistake about it,giganotosaurus and t.rex were both very powerful animals. Note:this message does not apply to tyrannosaurus imperator.
from Sean S., age 13, ?, ?, U.S.A.; August 18, 2001

Shane,I like you. You are cool.
from Joe, age 9, Midland, MI, USA; August 18, 2001

I was wrong t-rex stinks.
from T-rex Rules, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

I hate all of u who think rex is still king. anyway it would b cool if rex was alive so the air force militiary and navy killed rex rex is fat, stupid,ugly,his head is as big as his body,spino had jaws like a croc good enuff 2 kill u and rex,
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

ur stupid. spino and gigo ate rex everyday 4 breakfast,lunch,and dinner. im smart. I M 2 COOL 4 U!!
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, usa; August 18, 2001

"Even though all reputable scientists say T.Rex was a scavenger, we know better. We are smarter than scientists. Scienctists are stupid. T.Rex hunted and ate Spinos and Giggys. T.Rex would beat them both, no sweat. Science is wrong. We are right. T.Rex Rules!!! T.Rex is the greatest animal to ever live. All other dinosaurs )(*& and are very lame.

T.Rex RULES!!!
T.Rex Rules!!!
T.Rex Rules!!!"

I think whoever posted this is a Giggy/Spino fan or a very fanatical rex (doubtful, for no self-respecting Rex fan would post such gibberish).
from zzzzzZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzz, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

Even though all reputable scientists say T.Rex was a scavenger, we know better. We are smarter than scientists. Scienctists are stupid. T.Rex hunted and ate Spinos and Giggys. T.Rex would beat them both, no sweat. Science is wrong. We are right. T.Rex Rules!!! T.Rex is the greatest animal to ever live. All other dinosaurs )(*& and are very lame.

T.Rex RULES!!!
T.Rex Rules!!!
T.Rex Rules!!!
from T.Rex Rules, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

To start, T.Rex rigs heavy explosives in a landing bay and triggers them from a safe distance just as a command shuttle is landing. Naturally, all the attention is diverted and T.Rex managed to sabotage the main computer core. However, before he can do away with the core, and unexpected visitor shows up. The Borg. En Masse.
Five Borg Cubes surround the Death Star. The leader, a borged form of Sean S., informs the Death Star crew the the Borg will not allow the Death Star to take Earth before they do, and that he's intending to take the earth because he wants to take revenge on the T.Rex fans for his humiliating defeats in ZoomDinosaurs. The Death Star responds by vaporizing one of their ships, after which the Borg start firing into the main part of the hull.

Borg start appearing in the main control areas, and Storm Troopers set themselves up to defend the primary firing equipment. However they notice that the borg intruders are in fact... the Red Shirted Ensigns of Star Trek who are now matching up against the Storm Troopers in a Star Trek vs Star Wars war. The Storm Troopers are routed.

The Ensigns blast their way to the main control station and are about to assimilate it when a shadowy figure slices them to ribbons, then decloaks to reveal... Predator. The Death Star destroys another Borg Cube as the Predator stalks out the remaining borg and destroys them. Suddenly, Sean S. appears on screen, his implants melting into an image of the T1000 that worked it's way into the Borg system.

Of course, the old fashioned T800 makes a spectacular entrance bye nuking several sublevels and a trench or two. The Predator notices his telltale explosions (and afraid of being beaten by Arnie again) and bolts onto the Millenium Falcon, which promptly crashes on the Death Star surface. Han Solo runs for it, but bumps into Indiana Jones on the way. The two of them adjust their hair to look properly scruffy, then take off for parts unkown. T800 blasts his way onto the surface, only to be swarmed by Ripley's Aliens and neutralized.

Meanwhile, T.Rex makes his way to the Core Reactor but is thwarted from biting through a critical power cable by the T1000, now disguised as Keanu Reaves on a speeding bus. T.Rex jumps for cover, that is, somewhere other than the reactor core, and hides from the Aliens swarming a cargo hold. Suddenly, Ian Malcolm appears in the hold and discusses how all these crazy events are covered the the chaos theory, brutally killing the Aliens with a special addendum on separate iterations.

T.Rex is promptly beamed down by a top secret teleport ray to area 51. Shortly after, the Death Star explodes.

Even more baffled, T.Rex asks "How did this happen, anyway?"

Will Smith rotates his navigational chair, chomps on a cigar, and replies, "42. That's all there is to it."
from Emar for the socially maladjusted, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

T-Rex will beat the Death Star. Why?

1) Jeff Goldbum beat the ID4 Aliens.
2) ID4 Aliens are much more technologically advanced and far meaner than the Empire, for goodness sakes, the Death Star is only 120 km across while the ID4 Mothership is 1500 km across, the size of 10 Death Stars! Also, a 15 km ID4 city destroyer can easily take out the Death Star by themselves.
3)T-Rex kicked Jeff Goldbum's arse in the first JP movie, and this was a underestimated, cheesy, movie T-Rex. A real T-Rex is much deadiler.
4)If T-Rex kicked Jeff Goldbum's arse, the guy who could beat the ID4 Aliens who could beat the empire, what do you think T-Rex could do to the empire?

It's a simple example of the food chain.

"I need to compare the dinosaurs to modern day animals, mammalian, avian, reptilian, or whatever, because these are the only examples we have to go on. If you make statements about tyrannosaurus rex based on the fossil evidence alone, you are making wildly speculative statements. Any paleontologist will tell you that."

Any paleontologist can tell you you are making dumb and largely irrevelant, poorly thought out comparisms.
from ?, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

Deinosuchus riograndensis

By Honkie Tong

It seems that there has been a lot of debate on the size estimate of Deinosuchus riograndensis, the gigantic Late Cretaceous crocodilian. As of such, I have done some research on the matter and come up with the following report, which I shall now publish here. Any factual mistakes in this report are solely mine.

Deinosuchus rugosus

(Sometimes wrongly called Phobosuchus riograndensis)

Upper Aguja Formation

This animal has been poorly understood until lately, and even now, it remains somewhat of an enigma. Due to our poor understanding of this animal, size estimates of Deinosuchus have been traditionally varied, ranging from 40-50 feet, and 7-10 tons. But whatever it was, it was clearly a gigantic animal.

The first comprehensive attempt at describing and reconstructing Deinosuchus, I believe, was done on by the widely publicized skull and jaws discovered in the Park in 1940, and later reconstructed at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The size estimates of 40-50 feet, 7-10 tons must have been first derived from this study into the gigantic crocodilian. However, latest research and discoveries made on this animal indicate that the traditional estimate may have been excessive.

The reason stems from the fact that the 1940 reconstruction is most likely inaccurate and over constructed. The original experts were working on extremely fragmentary remains and the animal at that time was virtually unknown. This could have contributed towards the inaccuracy in the original reconstruction.

In the 1999 fossil hunting expedition in the Big Bend National Park has proved very enlightening for our insight into Deinosuchus. The expedition itself was set up to study the biodiversity of Cretaceous vertebrates in sediments approaching the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary, and a week's work at the Deinosuchus locality on the River Road in March yielded 29 numbered specimens from the skeleton of this gigantic Late Cretaceous crocodile. Included are massive segments of the skull and jaws, some armor plates from the skin, and most importantly, several vertebrae. Returning to the site in November, a field party of four spent two weeks exposing more bones of the skeleton, salvaging an additional 57 numbered specimens. More parts of the skull, a thigh bone and several more vertebrae were discovered. Until now vertebrae of Deinosuchus were poorly known, but the find contains segments from all parts of the spinal column. I believe this expedition is still a continuing project to further the knowledge of the life and times of the closing stages of the Age of Dinosaurs in southwestern Texas.

Back to Deinosuchus, the new finds indicate that the original 1940 reconstruction is quite inaccurate indeed. And thus, the weight estimates of which (length 30-50 feet) have hitherto been based on fragmentary data and are highly speculative. However, the new discoveries have told us that this animal was much smaller than originally thought. Although preservation of this specimen is not good, it is the most complete example of a skull found to date in the Park. It confirms previous suspicions that the widely publicized reconstruction of the Deinosuchus skull and jaws found on Fresno Creek in the 1940s is seriously flawed.

With more parts of Deinosuchus discovered, and with new specimen should giving us a much more realistic idea of the animal's structure, scientists have been able to compute a better weight estimate for this gigantic crocodile. At best, the new estimate is now 38-40 feet, and 2500 kilos to 5000 kilos, three to five times more than the largest crocodiles alive today. The new estimates were supported by extrapolating from the largest recent crocodile, which is around 33 ft in length (In an Australian crocodile farm I believe?).

At 5 tons though, Deinosuchus would have been able to prey on dinosaurs. Indeed, some hardosaur fossils have been found with crocodilian bite marks on them, so there you have it.

Still, the WWD 2-ton estimate seems rather low, but not as far from the truth as we might imagine.
from Honkie Tong, age 17, ?, ?, ?; August 18, 2001

"I need to compare the dinosaurs to modern day animals, mammalian, avian, reptilian, or whatever, because these are the only examples we have to go on. If you make statements about tyrannosaurus rex based on the fossil evidence alone, you are making wildly speculative statements. Any paleontologist will tell you that."

Hehe, but I'm not faulting you for making the compairisms, I'm faulting your compairisms. By all means you should make compairisms, but make good ones. You compairism of Tyrannosaurids hearing to modern mammals completely misses the fact that Tyrannosaurids had much better hearing than any of his potential prey items! That would have been a good indication of predatorial morphlogy! Your compairisms in no way refutes the argument that Tyrannosaurus had the ears of a predator at all! Of course, save the nose, the other senses of Tyrannosaurids were also exceptional, the eyesight and particuarly, the hearing. If it was a obgilate, land-based predator, it would not need these adaptations. And there was evolutional selective pressure for Tyrannosaurids to be considerably faster and more agile than any other large dinosaur predaotr that ever lived, and this is corresponded by a speed and agility increase in Tyrannosaurid potential prey items. If it was a full scavenger, it would have need to specialize its limbs to such an extent to move 25-40 percent more efficently and rapidly than the other large predatory dinosaurs. Tyrannosaurids, Tyrannosaurus included, were well adapted to kill their food actively.
from Leonard, age 14, ?, ?, ?; August 17, 2001

Oic, thanks Brad! I forgot to factor in the height * length * breath thing.
from Leonard, age 14, ?, ?, ?; August 17, 2001

"But the crunch comes at the weight estimate. Deinosuchus was only 1.8 times heavier than our 1 ton, 23-foot Crocodylus Porosus! That would make him weight in at about 1.8 tons, or 1800 kilos, nearly two tons, round up to be safe."

No, 1.8 times longer. Much heavier than that. Let's simplify this by using a 90 cm Crocodylus skull, half the length of the Deinosuchus skull. We can represent Crocodylus porosus with a 1x1x1 cm cube, and Deinosuchus with a 2x2x2 cm cube. While the Deinosuchus cube is only twice as long, it weighs eight times more. The Deinosuchus weight estimate is now 7-8 tons, which would be much better for dragging dinosaurs into the water!
from Brad, age 14, Woodville, ON, Canada; August 17, 2001

Some of those people who say tyrannosaurus could not kill a spinosaurus or a gigantosaurus you guys are a pile of crap there is a slim chance if any for a spinosaur which may only catch fish and scavenge and gigantosaur is to slow also have any of you heard of tyrannosaurus imperator dangit people you all know REX IS STILL king thats like saying a smaller but faster boxer also strong may I add will lose to a taller weaker slower boxer some of you guys say your scientists well if you were really scientists you wouldnt base your evidence on jurassic park 3 also I read an article on a guy who found one of the spinosaur skeletons and this is what he said "im glad I found a dinosaur bigger than tyrannosaurus" and he also said "Tyrannosaurus is the represenetive of bulk and power" so you guys can shove it up you hole if you think those dinosaurs would wastte rex you guys are of the minority of like 3 percent of 97 you guys need to look at the fact that trex is smarter stronger faster extremley stronger jaws.
from Tyrannosaurus, age ?, ?, ?, ?; August 17, 2001