Baker’s Dozen III

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus
  5. Velociraptor

I never want to meet two in a kitchen… or anywhere else!

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus
  5. Velociraptor
  6. Pterodactyl

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus
  5. Velociraptor
  6. Pterodactyl
  7. Tyrannosaurus Rex

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus
  5. Velociraptor
  6. Pterodactyl
  7. Tyrannosaurus Rex
  8. Brontosaurus

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus
  5. Velociraptor
  6. Pterodactyl
  7. Tyrannosaurus Rex
  8. Brontosaurus
  9. Protoceratops

Diccovered by my childhood hero Roy Chapman Andrews.

Technically a Pteroydactyl was a pterosaur not a dinosaur Pterodactyl Pictures & Facts - The Dinosaur Database

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus
  5. Velociraptor
  6. Pterodactyl
  7. Tyrannosaurus Rex
  8. Brontosaurus
  9. Protoceratops
  10. Pachycephalosaurus

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus
  5. Velociraptor
  6. Pterodactyl
  7. Tyrannosaurus Rex
  8. Brontosaurus
  9. Protoceratops
  10. Pachycephalosaurus
  11. Pliosaurus

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus
  5. Velociraptor
  6. Pterodactyl
  7. Tyrannosaurus Rex
  8. Brontosaurus
  9. Protoceratops
  10. Pachycephalosaurus
  11. Pliosaurus
  12. Brachiosaurus

Dinosaurs

  1. Triceratops
  2. Ankylosaurus
  3. Stegosaurus
  4. Diplodocus
  5. Velociraptor
  6. Pterodactyl
  7. Tyrannosaurus Rex
  8. Brontosaurus
  9. Protoceratops
  10. Pachycephalosaurus
  11. Pliosaurus
  12. Brachiosaurus
  13. Giganotosaurus

This topic makes me think of Calvin and Hobbes in their time machine, visiting the Jurassic Age. And with that, let’s make it the next topic:

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen
  2. Triumphantly sexist treehouse club: G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen
  2. Triumphantly sexist treehouse club: G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
  3. Stupendous Man, Calvin’s alter ego who is the champion of freedom and liberty

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen
  2. Triumphantly sexist treehouse club: G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
  3. Stupendous Man, Calvin’s alter ego who is the champion of freedom and liberty
  4. Calvinball

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen
  2. Triumphantly sexist treehouse club: G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
  3. Stupendous Man, Calvin’s alter ego who is the champion of freedom and liberty
  4. Calvinball
  5. The cardboard box, which functions either as a Transmogrifier or a Time Machine, depending on how it’s oriented.

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen
  2. Triumphantly sexist treehouse club: G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
  3. Stupendous Man, Calvin’s alter ego who is the champion of freedom and liberty
  4. Calvinball
  5. The cardboard box, which functions either as a Transmogrifier or a Time Machine, depending on how it’s oriented.
  6. Calvin’s dad as a veritable font of wisdom whenever Calvin asks a question.

For example, how they figure out bridge load limits:

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen
  2. Triumphantly sexist treehouse club: G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
  3. Stupendous Man, Calvin’s alter ego who is the champion of freedom and liberty
  4. Calvinball
  5. The cardboard box, which functions either as a Transmogrifier or a Time Machine, depending on how it’s oriented.
  6. Calvin’s dad as a veritable font of wisdom whenever Calvin asks a question.
  7. Attempts to thwart the will of Rosalyn, the indefatigable babysitter.

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen
  2. Triumphantly sexist treehouse club: G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
  3. Stupendous Man, Calvin’s alter ego who is the champion of freedom and liberty
  4. Calvinball
  5. The cardboard box, which functions either as a Transmogrifier or a Time Machine, depending on how it’s oriented.
  6. Calvin’s dad as a veritable font of wisdom whenever Calvin asks a question.
  7. Attempts to thwart the will of Rosalyn, the indefatigable babysitter.
  8. A rather touching storyline about a dying baby raccoon

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen
  2. Triumphantly sexist treehouse club: G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
  3. Stupendous Man, Calvin’s alter ego who is the champion of freedom and liberty
  4. Calvinball
  5. The cardboard box, which functions either as a Transmogrifier or a Time Machine, depending on how it’s oriented.
  6. Calvin’s dad as a veritable font of wisdom whenever Calvin asks a question.
  7. Attempts to thwart the will of Rosalyn, the indefatigable babysitter.
  8. A rather touching storyline about a dying baby raccoon
  9. Spaceman Spiff (another one of Calvin’s alter egos)

-“BB”-

Unique things about Calvin & Hobbes

  1. The snowmen
  2. Triumphantly sexist treehouse club: G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
  3. Stupendous Man, Calvin’s alter ego who is the champion of freedom and liberty
  4. Calvinball
  5. The cardboard box, which functions either as a Transmogrifier or a Time Machine, depending on how it’s oriented.
  6. Calvin’s dad as a veritable font of wisdom whenever Calvin asks a question.
  7. Attempts to thwart the will of Rosalyn, the indefatigable babysitter.
  8. A rather touching storyline about a dying baby raccoon
  9. Spaceman Spiff (another one of Calvin’s alter egos)
  10. Tracer Bullet, Calvin’s third alter ego, a film-noir detective