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[IcyTea31]

Ammonites, trilobites and ferns are very common fossils often sold to private persons for cheap, simply because there are way more of them than the scientific community can use for, well, anything but selling as paperweights. I don't know if any dinosaur species is common enough for that, but it's conceivable.

Still, since a fossil is basically just a naturally carved image in stone, it doesn't really make sense cutting it up into dice; fossils are just rock if they're not complete enough. It's like making bandages out of a famous painting.

[IcyTea31]

Separate WTF: I was looking through a forum game I played in two months ago, and I actually had to check Wiktionary for the definitions of a few words my character used. Apparently a fictional character I created has a more refined vocabulary than I do. How does that happen?

[Teneb]

Separate WTF: I was looking through a forum game I played in two months ago, and I actually had to check Wiktionary for the definitions of a few words my character used. Apparently a fictional character I created has a more refined vocabulary than I do. How does that happen?

You must endeavor to improve your lexical prowess, then.

[Kot]

What. The. Hell. Germany.

[Ultimuh]

What. The. Hell. Germany.

Huh.. interesting..

[Bauglir]

imagine being that poor bastard on the northern tip of greenland, tho

[scrdest]

imagine being that poor bastard on the northern tip of greenland, tho

Probably a lonely polar bear.

[GiglameshDespair]

Would a polar bear furry dress up like a human?

[Ultimuh]

Before you all ask, no it's not me. I live in Sweden. :v
And one odd thing tome, is that the person chose in the middle of the ice sheet instead along any of the coasts where people actually live.
Probably don't want people to figure out whom he/she is.

[Kot]

Would a polar bear furry dress up like a human?

I belive there is this furry concept where their fursona is furry so it means their hardcore vore doe dresses up as an bear or something.

[Ultimuh]

Would a polar bear furry dress up like a human?

vore

That's a thing I never really understood about some people.
In my opinion, it is quite diusturbing.

[Aklyon]

It could be a wtf by itself, but I'd rather not hear about it.

[Ultimuh]

It could be a wtf by itself, but I'd rather not hear about it.

Yeah I would advise not to google it, unless you want to be scarred for years.
Also, It would be best if we moved on to another topic as well.

[Sonlirain]

Germany is by far the most deviant countries in Europe.
Hell some people even call it the European Japan.
My theory is that they had good internet and high population density that let the furry population flourish sooner.
(also note that south England has similar "furry" density.

Vore?
Yeah it can get pretty unsettling but thankfully i don't think i ever heard of anyone trying to recreate it IRL and i'm dead inside enough not to care about what people spank their monkey to as long as it does not bleed into the real world.

And really... it's not like only furries are into weirdass fetishes.
http://www.wired.com/2007/06/berrygirls-body/ (this one is relatively SFW can't vouch for anything tho)

You probably won’t thank me.

[Avis-Mergulus]

But what the actual fuck is with your case agreement system? How did this abomination come to be?

What do you mean by case agreement system?

The case/gender paradigm by which articles and adjectives are declined. The bit that made me WTF the hardest is how a feminine genitive and dative adjective is identical to a masculine nominative adjective, the plural dative adjective is identical to the masculine accusative adjective, the accusative case in general differs from the nominative only in the masculine, but then even this loses consistency because in the dative, the masculine and neutral share affixes while the feminine has a different one (as previously mentioned, identical to a nominative masculine).

I understand that native speakers are hardly bothered by this, but it's like it was specifically designed to be as inconsistent as possible.