If dinosaurs had human intellect, do you think a left handed T-Rex could use scissors if they had been invented?

[Lavinda Past]

Don't run with scissors.

The dinosaurs ignored that advice and look what happened to them.

 

[Lavinda Past]

Perhaps not scissors but he had a major problem with trees.


Which reminds me, Marc Bolan was on the radio today

and on the steering wheel, the dashboard, the.......

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[unicorn]

You don't get proper intellectual discussion like this on Rag Cafe or RAWK.

 

[feelymcfeel]

I'd be more interested to know whether they used those long litter picker grabber things to rub one out.

 

[Uwe Already]

Fascinating subject, though if you ever tried to use scissors with just two fingers, it’s not easy.

I’d say they’d just get frustrated, lose their shit and go on a rampage.

So for the sake of triceratops everywhere, don’t let it happen! And those that think they were from different eras, I’ve seen them fighting on film (black and white, so must have been old)

 

[talkativesprout]

If Dinosaurs had Human intellect one of the poorer Dinosaurs would do the cutting for them. You can't have a Dinosaur of such class doing manual labour.

 

[aguero93:20]

Wouldn't their fingers be a bit big for the scissor-holes?

Not at all.
They didn't have any fingers.

 

[Blue Mist]

If Dinosaurs had Human intellect one of the poorer Dinosaurs would do the cutting for them. You can't have a Dinosaur of such class doing manual labour.

Immigrant dinosaurs. Coming over here cutting all our stuff up.

 

[aguero93:20]

If Dinosaurs had Human intellect one of the poorer Dinosaurs would do the cutting for them. You can't have a Dinosaur of such class doing manual labour.

Class... They were the scavengers and carrion eaters of the dinosaur world, the Cretaceous equivalent of the modern day scouser. So you can bet they'd be doing no manual labour, but I wouldn't use the word 'class' to describe them.

 

[talkativesprout]

Class... They were the scavengers and carrion eaters of the dinosaur world, the Cretaceous equivalent of the modern day scouser. So you can bet they'd be doing no manual labour, but I wouldn't use the word 'class' to describe them.

What you see as carion I see as a roast dinner and the upper classes have always gobbled up the poor. As for Scouse Dinosaur, I would say that would be a Brachiosaur...Nothing has more neck than a Scouser