It's snowing pretty heavily in London.
I have therefore built a snow tyrannosaur.
That is all.
Also credit to Julia the Ethical Palaeontologist for her mighty effort.
And yes, I know the posture's all wrong, but it wouldn't stand up otherwise.
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That much snow in London! Isn't that unusual? Last winter neighbours of ours made a snow stegasaurus.
Not fair! I was at work (until they sent us home at 2pm...). I'm impressed with you snowasaur, but more impressed with my housemate's 5ft high snow genitals.
I'll have you know I was working hard in my fortress of solitude! It just so happens that during my lunch hour, I made a Snow-rex.
Lillian - Yeah it's pretty unusual; haven't seen anything like this for four years or so.
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