Migraines are bitches! Had them for 5days now and the worst was today.......ever had the feeling ur skull was gonna explode! lol i think they should have a laser beam...kinda like a light-saber... (which obviously doesnt cut ur head off) that takes away the pain! brilliant..unfortunately theres not so docs try to plug u with paracetomol until ur head explodes and then finally theres obviously a prob,lol.. And having an insanely hyper 8 week old kitten doesnt help! lol but hes so cute......luckily tris is taking mucho care of me, awww dearrr of him! the love of it!

Giving me my first beer and getting me in the shit with mother for getting in 3 hours after curfew.
Burning pizza's.
creating stupid sayings like 'mooooshiii moooshi and weooohhhh mush'.
Calling my mother 'mum'.
Jumping on me and falling over everytime you saw me.
Having a shouting conversation over the main road by lidl's almost every week.
Bringing me out of my shell.
Guilt tripping me into going out and then having the best freakin time!
Sprinkling 1000's of glitter sequins on my sisters bed and giggling all night being shouted at.
texting me when ur drunk.
tequila shots in puls8 - even though i always never used the lemon.
playing shitty tennis with del and lifting a tractor cause we crashed it.
teaching me not to take anymore shit.

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being so happy for me and tris.
harassing me for the engagement party date.
saying you were proud of me.
i wish i wasnt busy, i wish i picked up the phone more.
i love you nutter.
mooooooshi moooooooshiiiiiii.
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Giant Bird-Like Dino Was Big As T-Rex
Guy Newey, AFP


June 13, 2007 — One of the world's top fossil hunters unveiled a previously unknown gigantic, chicken-like dinosaur Wednesday. The finding could change evolutionary theory on prehistoric animals.

The remains of the animal, thought to have weighed 3,100 pounds, was discovered in a freak find by Xing Xu in the Erlian basin in Inner Mongolia, an area rich with fossils, the scientist said.

The new species, named Gigantoraptor erlianensis, is the biggest bird-like dinosaur ever found, and at a height of 17 feet is comparable in size to the famous Tyrannosaurus, Xing said.

The 85 million-year-old creature was 35 times heavier than other known similar species, and is thought to have had a beak and sporadic patches of feathers, according to a paper to be released in the journal Nature on Thursday.

"If you saw a mouse as big as a pig you would be very surprised, it is the same when we found the Gigantoraptor," Xing, from the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, told reporters on Wednesday.

"The new dinosaur is much larger than its relatives of the similar species. We have spent a year to confirm its features and characteristics," he added.

The find may contradict an evolutionary theory that as carnivorous dinosaurs got smaller they became more bird like, the Nature paper said.

Xing discovered the first femur of the Gigantoraptor in 2005 during the shooting of a documentary about one of his previous finds.

The crew asked him to demonstrate how he finds fossils and during the shot, he chanced upon a section of the femur, or thigh bone.

"We randomly picked up a bone on the surface," Xing said.

"We initially thought it was from the same species as we had discovered before, but minutes later we realized it was from a meat-eating dinosaur.

"This big size is very unusual for a meat-eater and only a Tyrannosaur is of similar size."

Xing's team then embarked on further digs which uncovered an extensive collection of bones, followed by a lengthy verification process, leading to the release of the latest paper, which suggests the huge 11 year old was only partly grown.

Sections of the film where Xing discovered the first bone were shown during a press conference Wednesday here in Beijing, where several parts of the species, including its skull were on display.

"We found it was a very bird-like, feathered dinosaur — like an enormous chicken," Xing said earlier.

"It is the largest beaked dinosaur, and would have had no teeth in its mouth."

Xing is one of the world's leading fossil hunters and has discovered more than 20 new species at various sites across China.

In 2001 he was embroiled in controversy over the discovery of a fossil believed to be the "missing link" between dinosaurs and birds, which tests revealed to be a clever fraud.

Xing authenticated the find in 1999, but was also part of the team that began expressing doubts a few months later after he found that the tail on fossils were suspiciously similar to those of a different species.

Forensic scanning found that the fossil — which had been sold to unwitting U.S. collectors by Chinese traffickers — was simply a thin stone slab coated with grout and glued to a jigsaw of 88 fragments of rocks and fossilized bones.

China is rich with archaeological sites, but suffers from an illegal trade in real and fabricated dinosaur bones, previous reports have said.