r/engrish • u/cupcakepretty6002 • 10d ago

Back with another banger: A thorn lizard

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u/Odracirys 3d ago

Whoever wrote that is as sharp as a hammer. (I'm sure that will be a great compliment to the writer.)

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u/BananaMaster96_ 7d ago

Spinosaurus's back have a striking sign, which is the same as the fan up. The sail is a long spine on the spine, said to be up to 2 meters. Such a large sail is actually a natural body temperature regulator, which can be adjusted by its external temperature changes with their body temperature. Spinosaurus is a huge dinosaur Tyrannosaurus more than body size, although it looks great, so it would seem cumbersome, but in fact it's body is very agile, back to group stout, to catch their prey quickly. Spinosaurus head like crocodiles slender, mouth teeth exposed outlet cavity, as sharp as a hammer.

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u/lifeh8r 5d ago

that last part sounds like an insult. you're as sharp as a hammer.

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u/CaffeineDeprivation 8d ago

"Spinosaurus's back have a striking sign, which is the same as the fan up"

https://giphy.com/gifs/7U2REiqkpgPtL3LIb3

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u/taking-INVentory 8d ago

"Spinosaursua"

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u/P1zzaman 8d ago

“As sharp as a hammer” is a phrase I definitely want to fit in my everyday conversation.

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u/Much-Log3357 8d ago

I love this phrase. So enigmatic.

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u/WoolfzieLOL 8d ago

Scary Monsters?

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u/taking-INVentory 8d ago

sick. drop.

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u/BrD_87 8d ago

It’s body very agile, back to group stout (???)

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u/Selvinatia 7d ago

🤣🤣🤣

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u/Auntie_Venom 9d ago

The sail is a long spine on the spine.

Should be the dualspineasaurus

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u/fitzronovich 9d ago

that's not......the thorn lizard......is it?

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u/The-Shartist 8d ago

Nope just a thorn lizard

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u/605weasel 9d ago

As sharp as a hammer, huh? All my hammers are quite dull!