A frog was blown into the air by NASA rocket launch in 2013
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1 big leap for frog, 1 small leap for frogkind
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o7 Commander Croaker
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A very tiny rocket, or a massive frog?
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The frogger game sequel looks lit.
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Ad astrum
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He has risen
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Did the frog survive?
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Did the frog survive?
What do you think?
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The frogger game sequel looks lit.
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My siblings and I had this game growing up and played the shit out of it.
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Weird kink, Kermit, but ok.
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Talk about shitty luck.
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Did the frog survive?
I think frogs are one of those creatures who can safely survive any fall because their terminal velocity is low enough to be safe. As long as the rocket firing itself didn't actually injure the frog, it's probably very confused but fine. There is no way to know for sure, though, unless someone observed the frog landing. Because of this, I choose to believe the frog is okay.
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A very tiny rocket, or a massive frog?
Massive frog?
Frogzilla?
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