Did Dinosaurs live with man?

I guess its possible.I think we still have some, they are called Crocodilians.

you got me. I am an earth science guy. Does the Tuatara of New Zealand qualify? oh, well that is just ludicrous. I was more interested in the chance of finding a lost or relic species

dang dude. do you chase down everyone that gives you a jeer? (flashback to Jay and Silent Bob strikes back), lol.that was like a week ago.I think you are referring to my negative "jeer" about post :#49where your whole post was:
"Well this thread has been thoroughly trounced."to be honest i thought you were the one flinging shit. you were definitely beating a dead horse, and it was a rather off topic, unnecessary, and immature post. You are like that guy that waits for someone to get beat up and then afterwards says "dang you just got beat up". It seemed really trollish, and uncalled for so i gave it a negative.Now had you participated in the thread prior to just posting to talk shit, i probably would not have done anything, heck if i'm winning (almost never) i gloat sometimes, i may even give you a plus for a great retort with a snarky in your face comeback (see: Dr. Adequate, Taq, Catholic Scientist. or Onifre);but you did nothing but come on here, choose the winning side, and talk smack like a you were taunting someone who was not doing well.

BUSTED!you totally got me. I didn't really know what a dinosaur was.thanks. Your 2nd picture didn't come in, but i get this one. I find myself nerding out on this one all the time. Last week we were playing Darksun, and some monsters attacked and the DM described the monsters as "looking like a velociraptor"; i said which version the hollywood version or the scientist version. of course he had no clue what i meant. I said wikipedia it on your iPad and he was shocked they had feathers. it was funny, because it wasn't what he meant at all.off topic: what is this? Path?Edited by Artemis Entreri, : No reason given.

it takes some time I'm sure to get all the old pictures out of everyone memory and filled with the new ones.what I learned from you and Dr. Adequate (YEAH I SAID IT!!!!!), was more what dinosaurs were, that there was a leg structure and that I had to read more. Honestly I just assumed all the reptiles from 200+ million to 50 million years ago (approx. timeline) were Dinosaurs, I really never stopped to see what the classification was.I'm just glad you were informative about it instead of mocking me calling me stupid and then moving on, but then again you probably aren't from Minnesota or Wisconsin are you? nope still not thinking. I just took it to the Israeli translator down the hall and asked him. he said it sorta meant "path", that it didn't really translate and it depended on the context, but based on what he saw he thought it meant "path."lemme go back there and bug him again, I wanna know what it means.

Not really sure. I feel that male children in USA love dinosaurs, I know I had plenty of very illustrated kid’s books on Dinosaurs, and even had Dinosaur wallpaper in my room. For me this time period was the 1980s. I just never really gave it much thought after middle school. For me dinosaur = relatively large reptiles that lived millions of years ago, and went extinct in the K-T extinction event sixty-something million years ago. There were all kinds of Dinosaurs, some flew, some were aquatic, some were carnivorous, and some were herbivores. I think due to the common knowledge of them and the huge amount of press they get I was under the impression that 100 million years ago everything was a dinosaur. You don’t hear much about the other creatures of the time and when you do they are still in the book titled Dinosaurs of the Cretaceous, or I had a book about old animals that started with Eryops (300 mya) and moved through the evolutionary line to Triceratops (65mya) and the book was a book about dinosaurs. It fostered a childhood interest in something besides He-Man and GI-Joe, and I loved going to the museum of natural history to see the Dinosaur exhibits, and fossils, but I never really gave it much thought. I heard that Crocodilians have been around since the time of the dinosaurs, and I guess I assumed they were them. It could be me, but the information given at museums and in these coffee table and kid’s books is somewhat misleading (not on evolution, that seemed a given since I could read). I can understand that. I am more an armchair earth science guy (geomorphology, hydrology, Orogenesis/plate tectonics). Though when it comes to evolution I am much more interested in Human evolution. I like cavemen. We can it’s just difficult due to the large amount of trolls here. Best bet is not to engage them.

this is a general reply because Caffeine, Dr. Adequate and Arachnophillia, are all pretty much on the same page and my reply is to all of them. And this is a problem for me. It is misleading and less informative. I would rather be a little semantic and more of a stickler for correct terms, as its not to difficult to learn new words and what they mean.For example this is my local museum (also the national museum): Paleobiology | Smithsonian National Museum of Natural HistoryIt is the Smithsonian, it’s in Washington D,C. on the mall, a couple blocks from the white house, It’s the museum I go to, to see exhibits, and where I go when I want to see Dinosaurs. If you follow the link there are two kinds of animals on the opening homepage. The fossils of what I would call a Triceratops (a dinosaur), and a Pterodactyl (not a dinosaur) both under the heading of Dinosaurs. I must admit, I never really checked their facts I just said ok, this is the dinosaur exhibit, some flew, some swam, some had huge fins on their backs, most were big.Still though I love to watch the walking with dinosaurs type films, with CGI animals and fantastic scenes.
I just take that stuff with a grain of salt now. It’s still entertaining.Thanks for the 411

So how many Jurassic Dinos had feathers? Did the T-rex?

i don't know. many prey species are quiet, but birds are all pretty darn loud.