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The last post is the WINNER!

Stevicus

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I hadn't until this afternoon realized that the last time I showered was 6 days ago. And that is saying something, since I shower every day. I was occupied with other things.

You won't believe how I lathered up. Would you like me to describe it in detail?

Why didn't you just stop off at the bath house?

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Stevicus

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A story about a winning bat in Germany. It escaped from the zoo.


Elina Öfele, 30, said she and her young son walked through the bat cave at Karlsruhe Zoo in southwestern Germany last week, and when she got home she removed her jacket and a bat fell to the floor.

Öfele contacted an animal expert and put the bat in a box with honey water and a banana overnight to keep it fed and comfortable.

Her husband and son returned the bat to the zoo the following day.

A spokesman for the zoo said the leaf-nosed bat was returned to its habitat and is doing fine. He said it was the first time a bat had ever escaped from the zoo by stowing away with a visitor.

I probably would have gone batty myself.
 

Dan From Smithville

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A story about a winning bat in Germany. It escaped from the zoo.






I probably would have gone batty myself.
One morning, while walking in the back door where I worked, I happened to see a small, reddish-brown lump of fur by the door. It was an eastern red bat and I thought it was dead. I nudged the lump with the toe of my shoe and the ball unfurled to reveal it was a live bat. I grabbed a box, brought it in to warm up and then later in the day, released it into the surrounding woods. It went from being initially torpid to off like a bullet when I released it.
 
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