On a migratory bird count we saw plastic bags going by high above our ridgetop site.
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OK, you win.
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Duh-nuh-nuh-nuh-nuh-nuh-nuh-nuh… Bats. It’s bats.
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Then the obvious question is “how did bats manage to obtain spaceships?”
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Well what do you think they’re doing in their caves all day long?
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Oh that. its my hopes and dreams for a peaceful and paid for retirement leaving the planet, or maybe it was yours?
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Was there ever a spacefaring Bat-vehicle? My googling only turned up Lego concepts, and well, this interesting piece of news that shows that the bats may have been working on this kind of thing for a while:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/shuttlemissions/sts119/launchbat.html
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It’s not the most convincing alien mothership I’ve seen, but I’m going to go ahead the drink the Kool-Aid anyway. The rest of you can stay behind with Trump.
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TIE Advanced (best ship in the Tie Fighter video game)
It’s actually aliens noping the hell out of here due to the Drumpf being president.
edit:
I was wrong, it was called the TIE Defender. had a tractor beam that was great for destroying A-Wings with.
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“TIE Defender”
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Bats don’t fly in formation like that, and I don’t think there would ever be only two of them. The video never shows the horizon but based on the moon’s color I would think it’s barely above it, so whatever they are they’re not at some tremendous altitude, just far away across the land.
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You mean Mynocks?
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I see someone suggested it might be GRACE.
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Back in '78 I accidentally dyed a river red while working for the EPA. Thinking back on it I’m glad as hell we didn’t have cell phones, youtube, facebook etc back then.
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Launched on the Shuttle?
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How did you accidentally do that? I know of people doing that on purpose to track how water flows, especially through underground systems.
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