LSU Fan Acts Like A Dinosaur On National TV

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A Lousiana State University student acted like a dinosaur on national television this weekend.

After a touchdown in the LSU game against Alabama, CBS cameras switched to a celebrating Tigers fan section and slowly focused on engineering student Caleb Bates. He wasn't cheering, he was just pretending to be a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

We're guessing this is one of the ways Bates strives to serve as a "role model for students in every aspect of University life," per his LinkedIn page.

It was inevitable that people would begin making .GIFs of Bates' dinosaur imitation spliced with footage from "Jurassic Park."

Now, of course, Bates is milking his new reputation as a faux-dino.

Tried to get out of bed this morning but my tiny arms were making it really difficult.

— Caleb Bates (@calebates) November 10, 2013

You're gonna hear me rrroooo oh oh oh oh oh a or!

— Caleb Bates (@calebates) November 10, 2013

Apparently no one told Bates it wasn't possible for him to a dinosaur.

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NATIONAL MUD DAY

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President Obama declares July 10th – National Mud Day!

Thousands of of kids across America celebrated President Obama’s first National Mud Day.

The President thought it would be fun for kids across America if they could play in the mud for a few days.

Muddy events mandated by the government include wheel barrow races and limbo as well as the crowning of the King and Queen of mud, based on their creative use of mud. 

Eight-year-old Shirley Williams  was chosen as the Queen of Mud, and rewarded with a muddy crown by Michelle Obama

‘It’s fun getting mud all over you,’ she said.

 Mud is a well-known skin purifier, so it just might be that the mud-slicked children of Westland have the healthiest skin in the nation due to their annual mud bath treatment.Members of Congress will also be required to participate in National Mud Day.

National Mud Day will become an annual ritual of wallowing, playing and hanging out in a massive pit filled with 20,000 gallons of water and 200 tons of topsoil proved as popular as ever this year.

All American children will be mandated to participate in National Mud Day.