And here is some Standard Galactic Alphabet I righted I translated it at the bottom my plan is if I can read the tablets I can know what they mean and by the way nice picture of the mammoths
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Standard
Galactic Alphabet
A Gamer lost in space
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to learn the Standard Galactic Alphabet you need to remember these symbols on this image by re righting theme down I did this and now I know the whole language
Honestly now that I see how it works, I'm very underwhelmed by it...
Make the arms longer and have it walk on its nuckels and you have your self a Spinosaurus.
uhh quadruped spinosaurus is debunked. quadruped spino had shorter legs, not longer arms. plus its knuckles, not nuckels.
have longer legs and you have a accurate spinosaurus.
I still except the square spine, due to the original photos of the fossils. ._.
Ok, let me explain this to you. When Stromer found spinosaurus, he found two animals. One was Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and the other he named Spinosaurus B. This spine belongs to Spinosaurus B. The Ibrahim study suggested that said spino was a junior synonym for S. aegyptiacus along with his own S. morrocanus (the one the newly found bones belong to) but the Evers paper reclassified both as sigilmassasaurus remains. Basically put, good old spino doesn't have a square sail.
Ok, let me explain this to you. When Stromer found spinosaurus, he found two animals. One was Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and the other he named Spinosaurus B. This spine belongs to Spinosaurus B. The Ibrahim study suggested that said spino was a junior synonym for S. aegyptiacus along with his own S. morrocanus (the one the newly found bones belong to) but the Evers paper reclassified both as sigilmassasaurus remains. Basically put, good old spino doesn't have a square sail.
So what was the original spinosaurus specimen then?
Ok, let me explain this to you. When Stromer found spinosaurus, he found two animals. One was Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and the other he named Spinosaurus B. This spine belongs to Spinosaurus B. The Ibrahim study suggested that said spino was a junior synonym for S. aegyptiacus along with his own S. morrocanus (the one the newly found bones belong to) but the Evers paper reclassified both as sigilmassasaurus remains. Basically put, good old spino doesn't have a square sail.
You are most likely correct, however since we have at least Two Spinosaur species living in Africa, and both seem to be greatly adapted to a semi-aquatic life, it is not unheard of to use Phylogenetics to fill in the gaps. So, S. aegyptiacus could very well have a square sail.
Ok, let me explain this to you. When Stromer found spinosaurus, he found two animals. One was Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and the other he named Spinosaurus B. This spine belongs to Spinosaurus B. The Ibrahim study suggested that said spino was a junior synonym for S. aegyptiacus along with his own S. morrocanus (the one the newly found bones belong to) but the Evers paper reclassified both as sigilmassasaurus remains. Basically put, good old spino doesn't have a square sail.
So the one that was destroyed in the WW2 bombing was also Sigilmassasaurus?
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Ok, just thought the aegyptiacus specimen was reclassified as sigilmassasaurus. Completely mistaken, I apologize. Mea culpa.
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Curse PremiumThat's a grate idea
I will try that soon as I can 
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Curse PremiumHonestly now that I see how it works, I'm very underwhelmed by it...
Nooooo We gave them ideas, They will now put this in stone tablets x.x
Guess is gotta learn the galactic alphabet
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nice a deinocheirus
one of my favorite dinosaurs
no seriously don't make spino a therizinosaurus-duck-camel hybrid
well then
you are going to have the time of your life
muhahahahaha
this is the most accurate (in my definition) spinosaurus I can find:
sorry i'm too lazy to make my own drawing because I have school and barely any time:
Before we get into another spino war... Just stop talking about them. XD
uhh quadruped spinosaurus is debunked. quadruped spino had shorter legs, not longer arms. plus its knuckles, not nuckels.
have longer legs and you have a accurate spinosaurus.
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Curse PremiumNope, the old spino is still the one everyone knows. This one is a sub-species.
I still except the square spine, due to the original photos of the fossils. ._.
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Curse PremiumI see your point, but even the sail from that fossil find is incomplete, so it could be either or as of now.
Since the lack of fossils. Spinosaurus could have like a double dent thing (Thats how i describe it) In it's sail.
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Curse PremiumOk, let me explain this to you. When Stromer found spinosaurus, he found two animals. One was Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and the other he named Spinosaurus B. This spine belongs to Spinosaurus B. The Ibrahim study suggested that said spino was a junior synonym for S. aegyptiacus along with his own S. morrocanus (the one the newly found bones belong to) but the Evers paper reclassified both as sigilmassasaurus remains. Basically put, good old spino doesn't have a square sail.
Can't wait for this mod to update to 1.8
So what was the original spinosaurus specimen then?
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You are most likely correct, however since we have at least Two Spinosaur species living in Africa, and both seem to be greatly adapted to a semi-aquatic life, it is not unheard of to use Phylogenetics to fill in the gaps. So, S. aegyptiacus could very well have a square sail.
So the one that was destroyed in the WW2 bombing was also Sigilmassasaurus?
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Curse PremiumNo, it was aegyptiacus. End of conversation.
Ok, just thought the aegyptiacus specimen was reclassified as sigilmassasaurus. Completely mistaken, I apologize. Mea culpa.
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Correction (again): They are still deciding whether or not to skip 1.8. Confirmed recently on the wiki.
I was trying to fit Heimskr's speech into this place, but it wouldn't fit.
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Curse PremiumI hope they do make a 1.8.9 version, because all of the mods i like are currently on that one.