Hunting knife (actually it’s a kitchen knife but don’t tell anyone) on the trail of some prehistoric parsley to chop.
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2 comments:
choppersaurus from the cutaceous age.
carver-vore.
dinosword.
dinner saurus?
imagine that thing on the table!!
It's actually quite harmless as it attacks head first. That's why it hunts parsley.
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