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I laughed out loud when I read a post at Say What?! titled May 1994 - Lawyers May Destroy The Earth. The post provides this quote from a Midland Reporter-Telegram news article:
Eight year-old Jennifer Patterson, a second grader at Rusk Elementary in Midland, Texas, explained recently that millions of years ago dinosaurs became extinct "when mediators hit the earth."
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