Carnival party with Jurassic Park theme

[Caesar]

Here I play with the Italian term Lunapark indicating an amusement park.
A guy (I don't know exactly who as disguised as he is) is talking to an escort provider (no reason to think bad, VIPs need an escort and bodyguards anyway) asking him to hurry up taking there the chicks (actually preys) to the party being already "in Ti-Rex" since half an hour. The pun is between the meaning of wearing that attire and the similar expression "in tiro" meaning either elegantly dressed or literally "pulled up" (and I wouldn't explain it furtherly).

OK, now I should rather stop with politics not to get boring ... or at least change my target I guess.

[Jules]

Haha!!! Looks like some cryptopolitician lol

[mannafig]

Hilarious dear Cesare

[Alexandra]

Oh Cesare, you should be in the papers!

[ScottF]

Another fine, topical piece Caesar! One of the older large venues for music and whatever in Buenos Aires is called Luna Park. I never knew its meaning.

[Rowena]

LOL, great sketch Caesar

[Belvrog]

What great imagination you have Caesar. Very funny.

[screenpainter]

very in...t-rex...ting.
great drawing. funny.

[byroncallas]

Excellent Caesar.

[Caesar]

Dear Jules, what an highly cultural and synthetic word for a disguised politician! (Crypto=Hidden)! I think this guy didn't succeed to conceal his identity to You!

Thank You, dear Amanda! For the ones who are allowed by parents to attend also the After 9 Section, pls be informed that I changed my political target there going international!

In the papers, mmmhh, thank You! I'll think about, dear Sandra. But hopefully the latest possible should it be in the obituary notices though!

Thank you, dear Scott! Yeah, we have that curious word, half Italian-Latin and half English-German as a word, for those places with merry-go-rounds, roller coaster, target shooting, spun sugar (or sugar filament rolls?).

Thank You, dear Rowena. Since You find satire funny, did You have a look also to the one with the swimming pool in and the word fisheye in the title?

Thank you, dear Belvrog! I hope then there's no one going to patent or set rights and claims on my imagination too.

A funny additional pun, dear Albert! LOL How better comment this?

Thank You, dear Byron! Actually, talking of reptilian similitudes, a decade ago Nanni Moretti made a movie inspired to him entitled "The cayman".