They fucked up by not making it out of starving child t rexs.
this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2026
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Depends, are the t rexs Irish?
There's a photo on the original source article.
I wonder if that was dyed or if that blue is somehow natural.
I'm on the net way more I should be, and never heard of them. Sooooo how do they expect viral amount of attention?
Tho now I know of 'em and have MY OPINIONS :D
Same and I like to read about paleontology so I’m kind of surprised how I have never heard of this. They must have skimped on marketing.
We're probably seeing the marketing plan right now.
I mean I don’t have a spare $500k lying around (checks under couch cushions too) so it’s not targeted to me lol. I’m content seeing dinosaur skeletons at museums for my paleontological needs.
Of course not, there's no scarcity involved.
Sure there is, they aren't doing it again. It was too expensive.
"Leather" not skin.
I want one but I would also rather shot myself in the face than pay the price of a house for one.
They didnt manage to sell it for that price which means the actual price could be your lowball offer!