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Still Mad About CD Prices

It's been a while since I saw anyone type out T-Rex. I, too, have texted "trex" because it's a pain in the ass to do capitals and hyphens on phones. Because of that, I've been thinking "trex" (rhymes with "wrecks") would be a pretty cool name for a tribute band to the #70s band T-Rex.

It would be perfect; the band would be made up of millennials and zoomers, and their name would be the original band's name, just written like #millenials and #zoomers do it.

#trex#dinosaurs#bandName
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Alberta Palaeo Society

Only six days until Paleo 2025!

The last talk of the day will be by the inestimable Dr. Emily Bamforth of the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum about Canadian T. Rexes!

Did you know that this event will also be held online? If you're an APS member you will get the Zoom code about a week beforehand. If you're not a member but would like to attend, just send us a message!

A painting of a live T. rex bursting in through a window. In the foreground is a skeletal mount of a T. rex, providing a counterpoint to the live one. The live T. rex is stocky, with reddish-brown mottled scales in a patchy pattern. On top of that is the title of the talk ("Tyrant Lizard Kings and Queens, Eh? - A Tale of Canadian T. rexes") and the name of the presenter (Dr. Emily Bamforth, Curator of the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum). Below that is a cutout with the details of the symposium: the fact that it's held on Saturday, March 15 from 9 - 4:30pm at Mount Royal University, Calgary, Alberta, along with the fact that admission is free and the event is open to the public.
#palaeontology#paleontology#fossils
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