Well this is the list to you all been waiting for. And I give you my Dinosaur Return List...........
Who knows when they will return. Russian and Japanese scientists are teaming up to bring back the tyrant wooly mammoth, a ancient elephant, from the grave back to reality once again from it's DNA from the marrow inside its bones or a preserved mammoth. If successful with the mammoth, they can try to bring back the dinos from DNA by preserved mosquitos in amber by gene splicing or rebuilding it with modern reptile and/or bird DNA.
Or what about a genius scientist who invented the time machine, a machine that runs from a energy core reactor; high tech computers and a portal time gate. But it goes horribly wrong and bring the Jurassic and Cretaeous periods back infused with our time.
Whatever scene happens, the reptilians will be walking on their twos, fours, flying in the air and roaming the seas again. To survive, espically since there's more carinvores(mostly theropods) gonna be eating people and sauropods crushing things in sight. We need to either kill them or send them back to their period. But to succeed, we need weapons, items and food to ensure our survivial rate. So here's the list:
1. A 45. ACP Handgun: It's lightweight like a 9mm handgun, but powerful like a .50 AE or .357 rounds. Can be silenced, have extended clip and be equipped with a laser sight. Good against raptors and smaller dinos and hostile humans when I run into any.
2. Machete: A strong stainless steel blade. Perfect for cutting leaves, small dinos and Raptors. Can be used for many tasks that requires something being cut.
3. Shotgun: Either a Remington 870 or a SPAS-12. These will be a excellent source for if I was in a narrow section or brave enough to rush a dino. The buckshot will stop Raptors in their tracks to even a Allosouroid if aimed at a weak spot.
4. M16 A2: With a scope, laser, M203 launcher and a extended clip. This will be a important weapon on my list, because I can use it on tougher and bigger dinosaurs ranging from Allosourids, tyrant dinos like Spinosaurous and even a charging or attacking Tricereatops.
5. Reliable clothing: Good hiking boots, long socks, kakahi pants with side pockets, t-shirt with button up shirt. These types of clothes will provide protection from the weather and can last long until I need to change or wash them.
6. Tactical vest: A vest that acts like armor and has holisters for small weapons like my .45 or a knife. Have a clip for a few grenades to hold for easy equip.
7. GPS system or a map: To help me find refuge like a base where other survivors might be located. Grocery stores for raiding and using for a HQ base if needed. But if satelite signals don't work, I'll use the map for guidance.
8. Beef jekry and water: If I can't find a grocery store for awhile, at least having 3-5 sticks of jekry and two bottle waters can do me good for some time.
9. My iPod touch: Feels great blasting reptiles with gansta rap or metal blasting in my ears. And it can serve also as a GPS, Internet
browsing, have photos and videos to look at and if it was a iPhone, communication with other survivors out there.
10. Stun gun: A 600-800k volt stun weapon that can be used to KO a dino or a hostile person. Great for sneaky situations that I can use to my advantage and save my handgun's ammo supply.
So if the dinos come back, I'll be ready. Let's tango Megaraptor, I'll send you to heck!
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Bench press? Yeah, I was not big on the bench press. 
I didn't grow out of fighting until well into high school, but I never lost a fight. Well, I lost one fight, but I was three, and you should have seen the other guy(he was a first grader lol). 
They were good, spacious for 1 person (advertised as 2 but that'd be intimate) but didn't quite withstand everything that was thrown at it. His succumbed to 120 km/h winds and a bull dust storm and mine had a mouse chew it's way through the ventilation mesh one night. That was a surprise when I went to sleep!
