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Any minute now.
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if i had the confidence, the know-how, and the persistence, iâd write an alt-universe story about what if there had been.
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This fellow was pretty popular in dinosaur books when I was little.
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Iâll take Bachelor/ette #2, on the right.
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I still havenât forgiven him for the removal of the iOS âskeuomorphs.â
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Ah, but who were the first to name their neighborhood/town/city Hollywoodland?
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Humanoid Troödon?
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Never heard of that! Like something from a fantasy novel.
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That was the idea, yeah. (After going back and forth it looks like the name Stenonychosaurus won out over Troodon, which was based on a tooth that canât be identified that precisely.)
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Only managed to see Jupiter, glinting bright.
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A real estate developer. Which never bodes well, if you ask me.
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That makes me wonder if any other town names changed because the last 4 letters of the sign fell down during a storm and werenât replaced?
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Tangentially related, thereâs a hotel in Dallas (or at least used to be) called the Hiltop.
Yes, one L. The P was on canvas.
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(Perhaps an odder image to USians, many of whom donât realize how often pharmacists in other countries serve, for better or worse, as de facto doctors.)
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There are a couple of series about âwhat if the dinosaurs didnât die out/survived elsewhere and developed technologyâ; one is Rob Sawyerâs Quintaglio Ascension series (Far-seer, etc), where dinosaurs were transported to an earth like planet by aliens to escape extinction,and the t-rexâs developed technology. The other was Harry Harrisonâs âEdenâ series (West of Eden, Winter in Eden and Return to Eden) about dinosaur survival into the Neolithic period of a humanoid species which had evolved from a South American monkey species.
Not exactly what you were thinking of, but not too far off.
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Thatâs an abomination
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Honestly, i think plenty of Americans probably depend on their pharmacists for help like this⊠I recently had to pick something, and was behind an older couple asking for advice of some variety from the pharmacist. I didnât really hear what they were asking about, but they were there for a few minutes asking about something important.
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I donât doubt it, but whenever I see that happening, itâs about billing and insurance questions, not medical ones.
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