Re: JP Opinion

[jpoling@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Jeff Poling)]

>
>On Wed, 31 May 1995, Steve Wharton wrote:
>
>>  Riddled with technical faults as it was,  JP brought thousands of 
>>  people to the realization that dinosaurs are fascinating, compelling 
>>  animals, worth of further study.  In my opinion, this is at least as 
>>  important as how many toes show in the stampede scene. [grin]
>
>I'm definately proof of that.  Before JP: no intrest.  After JP: 15 
>books, fossil reproductions, models, two copies of JP (one letterbox), 
>subscribe to and read daily this listserve and the usenet group, just 
>sent of my money order to join The Dinosaur Society, been to three 
>museums (Denver, Toronto, and San Francisco) just to see Dinos.  Now I'm 
>getting my nephews into them too.  Film fiction can be replaced by desire 
>and science fact.

   Wotta wuss.  Real dinothusiasts got hooked because of Bakker.

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