Size comparisons

[DinoFan83]

I've been very lacking on time lately, but I think it is appropriate to say the following to LoveAnimals, GuateGojira, JurassicDD, sanjay, and whomever else this may concern.

The theropod size-related topics this whole thing is all about and that I used to be very involved in are no longer of any importance to me. Real life matters are taking up sufficient amounts of my interest to the point where my interest in theropod size has disappeared, as well as significant amounts of my time (which is why I'm so lacking on it).
I have told this to tigerluver via private messaging, and have given them permission to clarify it with whoever they see fit.

So maybe T. rex is the largest known theropod. Maybe I have been underestimating its size.
And maybe I've also been overestimating the size of carcharodontosaurids and spinosaurids. But none of these would matter if they were the case, since as previously stated I am uninterested. 

Hopefully this has helped to clarify anything. Reply