Dammit. I just gotten that deep sea horror out of my head.
Guess, I’ll be getting eaten in my sleep. Again.
Anyway, that’s really awesome. It’d be cool if more parents encouraged that type of behavior. They’d be helping their children learn while encouraging them to develop better writing and communication skills.
Plus it looks like a sweet hobby.
d(thunk) over d(MQ) = SQRRAWK!says
Yes, the guy’s awesome. If I had, through some weird version of events, took up blogging and pharyngulating when I was eight, I predict my life would be going much better right now.
razzlefrogsays
Cool kid!
Amphioxsays
Relax, julian, the very biggest of them top out at just over a meter or so. And the average ones quite a bit smaller, not much bigger than your typical house cat.
Rip Steakfacesays
He reminds me a lot of me, though at 8 years old I was less into paleontology and more into astronomy.
ambleburysays
What a great young person.
And it really is good – I’m impressed.
David Marjanovićsays
*blink*
His drawings are good. And the mistakes the text contains are outright adult.
oddreesays
8 years old and already smarter than most republicans.
julietdefargesays
Somebody find out how big a Scyphocrinites is, STAT! He deserves to know.
Amphioxsays
8 years old and already smarter than most republicans.
He’s going to be a hell of a writer.
Yay, kids in science!
Dammit. I just gotten that deep sea horror out of my head.
Guess, I’ll be getting eaten in my sleep. Again.
Anyway, that’s really awesome. It’d be cool if more parents encouraged that type of behavior. They’d be helping their children learn while encouraging them to develop better writing and communication skills.
Plus it looks like a sweet hobby.
Yes, the guy’s awesome. If I had, through some weird version of events, took up blogging and pharyngulating when I was eight, I predict my life would be going much better right now.
Cool kid!
Relax, julian, the very biggest of them top out at just over a meter or so. And the average ones quite a bit smaller, not much bigger than your typical house cat.
He reminds me a lot of me, though at 8 years old I was less into paleontology and more into astronomy.
What a great young person.
And it really is good – I’m impressed.
*blink*
His drawings are good. And the mistakes the text contains are outright adult.
8 years old and already smarter than most republicans.
Somebody find out how big a Scyphocrinites is, STAT! He deserves to know.
What do you mean “most”?