Archaeologists just unearthed these stars; they are clearly yours.

Aw shit. That took me a minute *****

For the benefit of those who didn't get the reference:

http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/candh/images/6/6d/Calvinos aurus.jpg

I actually have a Calvin tattoo.

I still have my original 1985 Opus the Penguin stuffed plush.

You may be amused to know they named a large member of the brachiosaurus family "Giraffatitan", literally "Giant Giraffe" in latin.

hehe. I guess "Titan" is as latin as anything else, but latin's dead! Why not call it Extremeasaurus? Millennials in 21XX will identify more with that. That dino could sell an energy drink to a velociraptor, and start rapping about how drugs aren't cool with a backwards cap on and he'd be toy of the month.

Well, there is another sauropod called "Ultrasaurus".

Incidentally, for those who don't know, scientists use Latin naming specifically BECAUSE it is a dead and therefore unchanging language. A word in Latin will mean the same thing a hundred years from now. Living languages not only create new words but shift the meanings of words around all the time.

Titanosaurus was a kaiju that fought Godzilla

Ul-TRAS-ur-as

I'm amazed that we live in a world so bereft of common sense education that Binro felt the need to explain that.

A few years ago, when I told a coworker scientists use Latin to name things because Latin is a language that isn't used anymore, I then had to convince him Latinos do not speak Latin.