Dinosaurs Monster
Dinosaurs Monster
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Imaginary GAMERA Opponent 6-Legged ‘HEXATRON’ Dinosaur Monster by Gary Wray $32.50 |
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Godzilla King OF MONSTERS 13″ FIGURE BY IMPERIAL 1985 Toho Kaiju Dinosaur Toy $49.99 |
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ULTRA MAN: ULTRAMAN: KAIJU:MONSTER: ABORAS: DINOSAUR: HARD RUBBER/PVC $5.99 |
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NEW 2007 Wishpet 14″ Green T-REX Dinosaur Monster Plush Pretend Play $14.95 |
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VINTAGE DINOSAUR Monster Robot MIKE TOY’S K-207 $69.00 |
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King Kong Comic Book SEXY FAY WRAY! DINOSAURS! SPIDERS! MARK SCHULTZ MONSTER HOT $8.88 |
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KING KONG COMIC BOOK MONSTER SKULL ISLAND VS DINOSAURS! $4.88 |
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KING KONG #1 COMIC BOOK MONSTER DINOSAURS PETER JACKSON 8TH WONDER OF THE WORLD! $6.88 |
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NEW Hand Crafted Metal Art The Dinosaur Robot ALIEN WARRIOR Monster Figure $84.95 |
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The Lake Norman Monster
Lake Norman was created by Duke Power sometime between 1959 and 1964 as part of the Cowans Ford Dam construction. It was named after the Duke Power’s ex-president, Norman Cocke. Lake Norman is North Carolina’s largest manmade form of fresh water, which receives water flowing from the Catawba River.
The shoreline of the lake is approximately 520 miles and its surface area is greater than 50 square miles. Certain parts of this manmade lake are more than 110 feet deep. With so much depth, it is no longer a surprise that such an immense amount of lake water holds some mysterious secrets, just like the feared Lake Norman Monster.
Campbell, a resident of Glendale Springs in North Carolina said that he had grown up near Lake Norman. During his high school years and he would spend most of his afternoons enjoying a swim in the lake.
It was in the summer of 1982 when Campbell and his friends were swimming in the lake. As they enjoyed playing in the water, they noticed something that looked like a sunken upturned canoe a few distance from them. They swam towards it but it drifted away as if it was carried along by the current.
After a very short while, they saw a small fish jump on the area where the canoe-like thing was and moreover saw consistencies of mud in the same area. They thought that what they saw were merely floating leaves or debris until they heard a great splash amidst a group of paddling ducks. The ducks came out on the lake’s surface as if the thing that caused the splash had pulled them under the water. Campbell and his friends never saw the canoe-like thing again but they would always find the foul-smelling “mud” on the lake.
Another North Carolina resident claims to have seen the Lake Norman Monster. She said she had only visited her friend’s lake house but she saw something so terrible that made her swear never to come back to that place again. She said that she saw the creature come out of the water. Its head, as she described it, which looked like that of a prehistoric dinosaur, was a little larger than a human head. Its brown-colored neck was about ten feet long its eyes are horrifyingly bright and large.
For several years now, many terrified visitors reported that they had witnessed the appearance of the monster near, or in, the manmade Lake Norman. Although individual descriptions vary slightly, the Lake Norman Monster is mostly described as a long, serpentine creature with odd fins that creates foul-smelling mud consistencies as it lurks under the lake water.
There is a website that describes the Lake Norman Monster and numerous other creatures of Cryptozoology in detail, this website is called: Unknown Creatures and it may be found at this url: http://www.unknown-creatures.com
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Help me construct a yugioh deck with these Dinosaur Monsters?
2x Super Conductor Tyranno
2x Ultimate Tyranno
2x Frotosaurus
2x Dark Driceratops
3x Sabersaurus
2x Hydrogeddon
1x Gilasaurus
2x Hyper Hammerhead
2x Black Stego
1x Babycerasaurus
Any good magic and trap cards to go with this list? Name a few or give me a finished deck list? Thanks!
From the just the cards you provided, use this:
Monsters: 20
2 Super Conductor Tyranno
2 Ultimate Tyranno
2 Dark Driceratops
1 Cyber Dragon
1 Sabersaurus
2 Destroyersaurus
3 Hydrogeddon
2 Hyper Hammerhead
2 Giant Rat
1 Black Stego
1 Neo-Spacian Grand Mole
1 Spirit Reaper
Spells: 11
2 Trade-In
2 Jurassic World
2 Fossil Dig
1 Foolish Burial
1 Lightning Vortex
1 Heavy Storm
1 Mystical Space Typhoon
1 Brain Control
Traps: 9
2 Bottomless Trap Hole
2 Dimensional Prison
1 Mirror Force
1 Call of the Haunted
1 Phoenix Wing Wind Blast
2 Fossil Excavation
Total: 40 cards
Side Deck: 9
1 Gilasaurus
1 Hyper Hammerhead
1 Giant Trunade
3 Book of Moon
1 Enemy Controller
1 Black Veloci
What you need is 3 Super-Ancient Dinobeast. His effect is extremely useful and he is very cheap to get. An alternative to Dinobeast would be Sauropod Brachion, but he isn’t nearly as useful.
Best of luck in your duels.
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