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A small bat that was spotted blasting off with the space shuttle Sunday and clinging to the back side of Discovery's external fuel tank apparently held on throughout the launch.
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I read about that. He didn't let go at lift off, wonder how far he made it.Escaped on a technicality. -
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that bat had the need for speed ;)Comment
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Wait till he reenters the atmosphere.Comment
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BBQ'd bat anybody? :D"Somewhere the zebra is dancing". Garth Stein's The art of racing in the rain.
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He'd burn up. Bat's don't have heat shields. ;DComment
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Bat-Speed-Junkie.Com ;D. ~J/W-OO6.Comment
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I'd say right up to the point where he approached the engine nacelles....they get quite toasty from what I hear.Originally posted by TheSilverBuick
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I'm thinkin it froze first ;DComment
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Yes, I'd agree...right up to the point it approached the engines.
S'mores in the biggest hurry you're ever witnessed...LOLComment
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I can do anything I want. I'm BatmAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaa.a.a.a.aa................. :DEditor-at-Large at...well, here, of course!
"Remy-Z, you've outdone yourself again, I thought a Mirada was the icing on the cake of rodding, but this Imperial is the spread of little 99-cent candy letters spelling out "EAT ME" on top of that cake."Comment
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