Tag: false killer whales

  • Clegg has come up with a great Cleggism today: “ferocity with a purpose.” I think it’s actually the first genuinely candid thing he’s said all week. What he’s basically saying is that all this talk about “savage” cuts and doom and gloom as been a calculated attempt to wrong foot the party and “drag” (his…

  • One of the most boring staples of the blogosphere is bloggers banging on about the bizarre Google searches people find their websites via. Normally I eschew such cliche you understand, but I will make an exception in this case: woman beating up a Giant Orange Whale One is to infer this is a reference to…

  • One of the most frequent requests I get on this weblog is to write more on the fascinating subject of false killer whales. “When are you going to give us more insight into the marvellous world of cetaceans and taxonomy, James?” people ask, or simply “more false killer whale stories now, fat boy!” The truth…

  • Following on from the disgraceful revelations last week that blatantly made up dinosaur Spinosaurus has stolen T-Rex’s crown, here’s a heartwarming story to even things up a bit.

  • Those of us who were appalled at the wanton murder of Daddy T-Rex by some made-up dinosaur interloper in Jurassic Park III will be appalled to learn that the idea this “Spinosaurus” thing was bigger and badder than Posh Paws himself is gaining scientific credibility. Is nothing from my childhood considered sacred from you bastards?