And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Miloronia. It's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and everyone who really wants to have a good parade. Hi folks, welcome back to the Larry Miller show. I'm Larry Miller, but in a way

aren't we all? And it is especially beautiful today

here on Miller Ronia, but first I want to,

I have to thank the orchestra again

because they're so good, and they make me feel so good and that music is

right for the show I hope it makes you feel good too that of course the Kevin McCann

orchestra and the Christine White dancers featuring Boy Tenor Edward

Starkman asking the musical question, when looking to rename a dinosaur, should one consult a thesaurus

Well, you know what? The Colonel and I thought that was a terrific and witty question.

When looking to rename a dinosaur, should one consult a thesaurus? very good, Edward.

And by the way, just to let you know, I, based on that,

I used Roge's Thesaurus here in the studio I have one on the mainland too but I looked at I

used here to look up dinosaur and you know it's it's it was to be honest it was a little

disappointing because all it had was names of dinosaurs I'm just picking it up

here to read you some.

These thesauruses are big by the way and they're heavy. I'm not I don't mean that philosophically. I'm saying that to pick it up

I have it on my desk here and to pick it up it's it's beefy

feels like you really have something.

I roger's pocket thesaurus must have been nine pounds itself. In any case, so under

dinosaur here they have in roges they haveaurus, Atlantisaurus, Brontosaurus, Seratops, they have a lot of them.

They go on and on their alphabetical.

The dinosaurs Diplodocus, Gigantosaurus. the dinosaurs,

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