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# Dinopaws, dinopaws

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# Our world is very new!

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# Dinopaws

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# Dinopaws

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# And that's what we all do!

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# So we're going to go exploring

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# And stomping, romping, roaring!

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# Yeah, yeah, yoo!

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# Dinopaws

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# Dinopaws

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# We're going to share our world with you! #

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THEY PANT

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Ooh, it's very hot today, Bob.

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It's very, very hot today, Gwen.

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I am the hotty most ever.

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Hot!

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I wish we could find a not hotty most place.

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Hmm. A notty most place.

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Come on, Tony. Let's find a not hotty most place.

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Phew!

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Not hot?

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Hotter!

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Oh, oh, oh.

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Not hot?

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Hotter-er!

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Ohh!

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Eee, oh.

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Ooh!

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Ooh, ooh, ooh!

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Ooh!

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Aw, hot.

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Ooh, I know, I know, I know why the sun is so hotty most today.

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It's because it's been walking forever

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and can't find a cool-ier place.

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Whoa!

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Oooh!

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Hmm.

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Ooh, nice!

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Oh! Oh, look, Gwen. Tony has found a cool-ier place.

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Ooh!

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Aw, I've never seen grass like this before, Gwen.

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Hmmm.

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That's because it's sideways grass, Bob.

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Ooh.

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Why does sideways grass grow sideways?

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One - so no-one eats it. And one - so no-one sees it.

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Or maybe something sat on it.

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Oh, it couldn't be a sitting something like you, Bob.

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You would need the bigger most bottom to squash all this grass.

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And to have the bigger most bottom, you would also need to be...

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THEY GASP

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BOTH: A very bigger most thing!

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THUNDER CRASHES

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Did you hear that, B-Bob?

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What do you think it could be, G-Gwen?

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I think a very bigger most thing...that is coming back!

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Hide!

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# Hiding, hiding, hiding, hiding!

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# Nowhere to hide! #

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Oh, I know, I know, I know!

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I could hide behind you, Bob.

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Yes, yes... Where could I hide, Gwen?

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Ooh, I know, I know, I know! You can hide behind me.

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Oh! But now I'm in front.

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I know, I know, I know!

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We just have to hide behind faster.

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I hide behind you and you hide behind me.

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And I hide behind you.

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And you!

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And me!

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And you, and meeee!

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Gwen?

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I can't see you.

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Ooh, you must have found the best hiding place ever!

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I think we must have fallen down a something, Gwen.

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Oooh.

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-THUNDER RUMBLES

-Ah! Ni-ee! Ah!

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THUNDER RUMBLES

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Oh, no!

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That must be it.

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The very bigger most thing that's coming back is roaring!

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Mmm.

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THUNDER RUMBLES

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It sounds like pattering feet.

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That's a lot of pattering feet, Gwen.

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It's because the very bigger most thing that's coming back must

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have hundreds of legs and feet.

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Hundreds of legs and feet!

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Gasp! It's a monster dino-pillar!

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Ooh!

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THUNDER CRASHES

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A monster dino-pillar with a grumbly, rumbly tummy.

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RAIN DRIPS

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Oh, no!

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It's up there and now it's dribbling and drooling too

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because it's hungry!

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Mmm!

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Ah, ahh!

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Well, don't worry, Gwen, we're nice and safe in this handy hidey-hole.

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Handy hidey-holes are really handy.

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And Tony...

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Tony's not here!

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But if Tony's not here then Tony's up there,

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there, with the monster dino-pillar!

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Ooh! He's being chased by its hundreds of legs and feet!

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Ooh! And getting covered in its slimy, dribbly drool.

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Ooh! And running away from its rumbly, grumbly tummy!

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BOTH: Don't worry, Tony! We will save you!

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When we get out of this hole.

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Splash!

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He-he-he!

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He-he-he!

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Ooh, I know, I know, I know!

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Let's run out of the handy hidey-hole.

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One and one and one. Run!

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Oof!

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Oh, let me try, Gwen.

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My feet are more bigger most than yours.

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They might run bigger too.

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One and one and one, run!

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Oof!

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It's too hard to climb up.

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Hmm. What we have to do is not climb up it.

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What we have to climb up is something else.

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But there's nothing something else to climb up, Bob.

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We're a something else, Gwen.

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You walk up me.

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And you walk up me.

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Ooh!

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-Now me.

-Oof!

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-And me.

-Me.

-And me.

-Me.

-And me.

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Whoa!

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THEY LAUGH

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Wah!

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Tony!

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Oh!

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Where's the monster dino-pillar with the hundreds of legs and feet and

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the dribbley, drooly mouth and the rumbly, grumbly tummy?

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I think it's somewhere else, Gwen.

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There wasn't a very bigger most thing coming back, was there?

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Yes, there was, Gwen. But it wasn't a monster dino-pillar.

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The thing coming back was the clouds that brought the rain.

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So, really, I was right all along?

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In a wrong at the same time way.

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Ha! I rock.

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When there is rain, it's not hotty most again.

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He-he-he!

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All those rumbly, grumbly noises

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were just the sky bringing cool-ier weather!

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He-he-he!

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There was no monster thing.

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Ooh.

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I do like it when it rains, don't you? Everything smells so nice!

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And it's so much cool-ier now, don't you agree?

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ALL: Yes, we agree!

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THEY LAUGH

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