Today at school, a gull flew dow and pooped on this one kid. Everybody started laughing. But then all of a sudden he picked up a rock and threw it at the gull. It fell to the ground. Then when I looked at the wing, it was all twisted. Just look at a regular bird with its wings opened up. But when the bird got hit, the wing turned in the oppisite direction. The school called animal control and came to pick it up. What a relief. The kid who hit the bird is on the run now. Ha ! Ha!  

My birthday is comming on new years day tomorrow!

Today is Moreno Valley's 21st birthday. There was a big celebration. Yay!

Check out the new neopet! Cool

Forest Dragon

Forest dragons lived in thick woods and bamboo thickets. They retained the long, sinuous body form of their aquatic ancestors, a useful adaptation to moving rapidly through almost impenetrable jungle vegetation. They retained the ability to swim, and in hot weather, or to escape such dangers as forest fires, could still return to rivers.

These forest-living dragons had short wings, and were incapable of true flight. They were, however, capable of prodigious leaps: by curling their body in a plane to make a near-aerofoil shape (like some present-day "flying snakes"), producing extra lift from their small wings, and reducing their weight with hydrogen-filled flight bladders like those of the prehistoric dragon, these creatures were able to cover significant aerial distances.

Some descendants of these forest dragons expanded beyond the thicket to forage in open country, evolving into the magnificent Chinese dragon, D. sinensis, and a subpopulation of D. sinensis, isolated in the Japanese archipelago, the Japanese dragon, D. japonicus

Mountain Dragon

The mountain dragon is so called because in medieval times, it was restricted largely to mountains and other remote habitats. The name is, however, slightly inappropriate since the species was much more widespread in lowland forests and was not restricted to mountains before the pressures of agriculture and a burgeoning human population restricted its habitat.

Like all post-Cretaceous dragons, mountain dragons had six limbs: a pair of wings in addition to two pairs of legs, the result of an advantageous developmental mutation that occurred after the extinction of the two-legged, two-winged prehistoric dragon.

The mountain dragon's body was relatively short compared with that of the marine dragon; however, a shorter body is essential for flight, where a long flexible vertebral column is a disadvantage. The tail was approximately as long as the body, with a razor-sharp arrowhead-shaped structure that could be used as a defensive weapon. A sideswipe from a dragon's tail could sever a man's arm

Prehistoric Dragon

Cretaceous dragons were the largest flying animals ever to have lived. The prehistoric dragon descended from a group of aquatic or semiaquatic dragons that occupied coastal swamps approximately 200 million years ago in the late Triassic, which gave rise to both marine and terrestrial species. Initially, the terrestrial dragons were quadrupedal, running on all fours and unable either to fly or to breathe fire. One species evolved the ability to run bipedally, on its hind legs. This enabled further evolution of the forelegs, which were no longer used for standing or running. These limbs eventually evolved into wings, making flight possible. This parallels almost exactly the evolution of birds with flight ability from small, bipedal dinosaurs.

At some stage — and there is no fossil evidence on this point to date — dragons harnessed active gut bacteria to produce hydrogen. This made it possible for dragons to escape the size restrictions of bird and bat flight, and to evolve into the largest flying animals ever to exist, challenging one of the largest known carnivore on land at the time, the T. Rex. Subsequently, dragons ingested inorganic minerals, such as platinum, sparking the catalytic ignition of its gut-produced hydrogen. The potent weapon of fire-breathing was added to the dragon's armory: the prehistoric dragon had arrived.

Anyone watch the movie??

Slytherins Rule!

Happy Thanksgiving Have lots of turkey and all that good stuff. ^-^

Today there was a kid at my school who got shot by a pellet gun. I 've never heard of that before. Does it hurt? and what are the bullets made out of? Oh, yeah, today was soo funny because i fell in the mud. My pants were all muddy.

Yay! I went to see Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire today. It was cool. I want to over and over again.The thing that sucks is that they only have the game out for PS2 and Game cube. Not for the computer. >_< I want to fight the Dragon on the game if there is one. HARRY POTTER ROCKS!

My internet is fixed!! That's soo cool. My computer just had something deleted that the internet needed. ^-^

I might not be on that much anymore because my internet is not working right now. I can only go on when i'm at school. But see you until my internet is fixed. A lot of people are having problems with their internet. Why??? Know one knows... Just kidding LOL.

Today at PE all we did was sit under a tree and talk. It was sooooo boring. Well, at least it was better than a teacher telling you what to do. School was fun last year. Sometimes the new school year is boring, but i guess you just have to get used to it. I'm bored right now.Heh Heh

School is really getting boring now. i don't like this new year. i want to go back to 7th grade. I don't know why i hate this year so much. The only thing that's good is that i have a lot of new friends. Does anybody hate the school year their in now? 

 Today was a bad day.

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