“You know, he cries every time he sees a fossil, because he remembers it when it was running around. Thats how old he is!”

Harry Hill's TV Burp
Variant: You know, he burned his first ever pair of shoes, because when he was a kid, the Earth was still hot. Thats how old he is!

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