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10 minutes ago, Asojima said:

Hak and Kak are the dinosaurs of the Sumo business world.  They have kept the operation afloat for many years and have earned the right to die out on their own terms.

In fairness, the actual dinosaurs were not afforded that same right.

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13 minutes ago, Houmanumi said:

In fairness, the actual dinosaurs were not afforded that same right.

I haven't seen any news clippings from that time to show what options they were given or how much time was allocated for their passing..

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39 minutes ago, Asojima said:

Hak and Kak are the dinosaurs of the Sumo business world.  They have kept the operation afloat for many years and have earned the right to die out on their own terms.

The dinosaurs didn’t die out on their own terms.

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29 minutes ago, Houmanumi said:

In fairness, the actual dinosaurs were not afforded that same right.

Beat me to it. :)

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13 minutes ago, Asojima said:

I haven't seen any news clippings from that time to show what options they were given or how much time was allocated for their passing..

Yokozunasaurus Deliberation Committee Issues Warning

Kakuryudon goes extinct during next basho; Hakuhoraptor vows to keep fighting until he can participate in Dinosaur Olympics but asteroid cancels event.

 

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1 hour ago, Oshirokita said:

Yokozunasaurus Deliberation Committee Issues Warning

Kakuryudon goes extinct during next basho; Hakuhoraptor vows to keep fighting until he can participate in Dinosaur Olympics but asteroid cancels event.

 

Hakuhoraptor? More like Hakuho-rex. And yes, the pun is intentional. :-D

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1 hour ago, pricklypomegranate said:

Hakuhoraptor? More like Hakuho-rex. And yes, the pun is intentional. :-D

Raptor makes sense. It means ‘bird of prey’ and the second kanji in Hakuho’s shikona is a mythical bird. :)

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1 hour ago, pricklypomegranate said:

Hakuhoraptor? More like Hakuho-rex. And yes, the pun is intentional. :-D

Oh, I've heard about Terunosaurus rex. Maybe they are related...

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30 minutes ago, Senkoho said:

Here's a simple one: Kakuru

Oddly fitting, since a "crane dragon" is probably the best way to describe a dinosaur of that type.

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