Once considered an economic and paleontological impossibility, dedicated people have worked tirelessly to bring children in developing nations their own personal dinosaurs. Thus was born One Velociraptor Per Child. Read their inspiring story. But please visit the Help site, and read that this is all just a parody of OLPC, before leaving me mean comments, kthx!
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December 01, 2008
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Well, it SHOULDN'T be a parody. Endowing the children of the world with their own velociraptor could be the greatest paradigmatic shift in addressing issues of children's development since the introduction of Silly Putty or the Etch-A-Sketch.
But not, methinks, the Kenner EZ Bake Oven. Some moments should remain Special no matter what kind of genetic manipulation is going on!
Posted by: Anthony | December 01, 2008 at 12:20 PM