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Ok, lets get serious the Stegosaurus would be able to turn around quickly and use its tail as a weapon. Also, is the T-Rex going to be able to bend over to get a solid bite on the Steg quick enought to do damage, i dont think so. I believe that if the T-Rex charged the trike he could get a good bite. Everywhere but the front of the trike is exposed to a solid bite. That match would end in a stalemate at best. With neither dino being able to gain any ground. However if there was a death match and your rules appleid, ("In a Jurassic-Cretaceous quadraped cross-over death match the contestants would start off face to face.")I know what the true winner of such a contest would be. It would be the Ankylosaurus, the tank of all dinosaurs. Its stats are impressive: Although it was a plant-eating dinosaur, thirty-foot long Ankylosaurus was covered with dangerous spikes and carried a bony, knobbed tail. It weighed 5 tons and was 36 feet long, with massive armor and the club tail. Check it out: http://members.aol.com/DinoPixels/ankylo.html I challenge anyone to find a dinosaur who could challege my pick to win it all.

Updated at: 3/1/2006 4:24:44 PM ->
I find it quite sad that you dumped the Stegosaurus so quickly.

Here's your problem with both Stegosaurus and Ankylosaurus: they are designed for defense. Both have armor on their back and their only weapon is their tail. This was probably used to defend against rear attacks, not initiate an attack. With its three forward facing horns the mighty trike can attack. The best ankylo and stego can hope for is a stalemate.

But dumping Stegosaurus...you've sold out your childhood my son.

Posted at 3/2/2006 11:12:07 PM by Jeff


Defense wins championships! But just being all out stronger then your opponent normal wins. See Shaq. See the continuous fighting between crocodiles and hippos. Even though the hippos normally win, they many times are ripped up pretty bad by the pointy teeth.

Posted at 6/21/2006 12:15:45 PM by Sean


If you were watching the Mexico game you would have heard the Mexico coach say that the best offense is a good offense.

(And not only did Mexico score more than one goal, but they are in the "Round of 16.")

)take that and chew on it(

Posted at 6/23/2006 11:54:13 AM by Pauly Boots


 
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