Out of date dino books

["John V Jackson" <jjackson@interalpha.co.uk>]

I don't think it's a good idea to throw away any out of date dino books
since nothing is lost if their info is wrong. The point about such books is
that they arouse an interest that may take people in a direction that might
become beneficial, or at least is more harmless than a lot of other things
they might think of doing.

All dino books are wrong, but keep them all because they are not only of
historical interest but the inconsistencies between books makes people
think.


John V Jackson      jjackson@interalpha.co.uk

"So many professors . . . so little time . . ."

Dare you visit...
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/2099/DinoKabin.html
Dare you not?