#thunder lizard

[tine5]

[jorgeburgos8]

And as the representative of the electrical element comes the thunder lizard, the brontosaurus

[calmwaterdesigns]

Throwback Thursday to the brontosauruses 

Art Nouveau vase by Stephanie Young of Calmwater Designs

[toonsy-doodles]

random art of tolliver, the thunder lizard

[domjordanillustration]

thunder lizard

[arcanecartoonist]

Art Fight 2019- Stenowatt

Character owned by ChibiPika

[injuredarcher]

Day 27, Thunder

[bothkindsofbeans]

9/11/18

It's an important anniversary today. Some of you may remember. On this day 8 years ago my duck, Dog, escaped from his duck coop. It was the day after I had been hit by a car on my way to work. I woke up the next day and could barely move, but I still had to feed and water my ducks. Normally we kept a piece of plywood approximately a meter in height in front of the door to the duck coop, so that even when the door was open, ducks couldn't just run out. They had never tried to escape, but we didn't want to take any chances. I could not step over the board that day. I took most of the impact with my hip, and I just couldn't raise my leg. I moved the board, and then Dog, the son-of-a-bitch duck, decided to make a run for it. I yelled to my roommate who was asleep upstairs to come down and help me. Dog ran around the alley like an idiot, not knowing where to go. We eventually were able to corral him back into the coop. What a jerk. Our heroic boss and editor of this blog took my shift that night working Mondo Lucha at Turner Hall. Mondo Lucha just celebrated their 10th year last weekend. Isn't that cool? 

I get to work Dinosaur Jr. tonight, and I am pretty psyched about that. Isn't that just the cutest name? Dinosaur Jr. It's like a little itty bitty thunder lizard. Adorable. Just kidding. I've seen them a few times, and they're great. I know it doesn't really have anything to do with baby dinosaurs. I needed to get fueled up before heading to Turner tonight, so I got a coffee and a burrito. The Matriarch was working today, wearing a bright pink Qdoba polo shirt. I know she must recognize me, right? You'd think so. And I began my order the way I always do, by saying "vegetarian burrito", but she still asked me "what kind of meat?" after we got past the beans. Speaking of the beans, she gave me some pretty good scoops of each. I thought maybe she was going to go for a second scoop of rice in the very beginning, but she did not. It could have used more rice. That's part of why I always say it's vegetarian in the beginning, so that they hopefully load me up on the beans and rice. The veggie pan was nearly empty, and the peppers and onions were all just sitting in a big pool of their own liquid. There wasn't much texture to them. They were pretty limp. The lettuce was pale and not great-looking, but I took it. It did its job. As usual, The Matriarch did some good guacamole distribution, making sure it all got to where it needed to go. She wraps a burrito better than anyone else on the roster at that Qdoba. I know I don't do a whole lot of guessing anymore as to the weight of the burrito, but let me tell you I nailed the one today. I was only off by one gram. Weight: 659 grams (23.25 oz)