e-harmony has someone perfect for her.
I did a search and nothing came back so i don't think this was posted before.
I hope she gets a rabies shot ASAP.
Lovely Tupperware story for the next party.
e-harmony has someone perfect for her.
I know a kid who is having rabies shots because of a bat bite. It crawled up his pant leg and bit him. Fortunately, the shots are not the big deal they used to be.
Well, as long as it didn't get tangled up in her hair. ;^)
Bats gross me out. I prolly would have died from disgust...
Now I ask you, where oh where would we be without Tupperware!
Stupid headline. What do bats do, hop? It's like saying, "Boy catches swimming fish."
I didn't do it!
One night driving back from an airport I had my window opened only about two inches and a bat flew into my car. Fortunately, the bat didn't bite me, but kept flying around trying to get up my pant leg.
Last summer my wife and I saw a woman a few seats away get clocked by a flying bat at a Tigers game.
She lost the fight but kept the bat.
Yet another weird story from the Sunshine State. What is it about Florida?
If a bat hissed at me, I do believe I'd utter something besides "Oh, my goodness."
Back in the day when I worked at a Ranch, vampire and fruit bats were very commonly found flying around in the evenings.
If a bat flew into a cabin or into the main cabin, a pretty good sized "stun gun of death" (as the small children called it) was given to one of the adults or one of the teenagers in the "Ranch Staff" to shoot the bat. On that given day, a young teenager was given the gun, and he killed the bat within two shots. (Very good aimer)
When the bat was succesfully shot down from the air, an adult carefully grabbed it and put it in a bag, and depending on wether it was still alive, let the adults do away with it, or if it was dead, let the children play with it. This one time (and only allowed time) the children took a long 2.5 inch nail and a hammer, and proudly nailed the dead bat to a random tree next to the lumber pile (also some ten yards from the main cabin) for the staff and wandering visitors to see.
Slow fricken newsday when crap like this makes the cut!
And if the bat was walking instead, it could have been a tickle fight...
Aren't bats generally known for their ability to fly??
get these in my house everyonce in a while. i have a 100+ year old house, which has a couple of openings aparently. i've gotten to the point where i can cut them out of the air first try with a ghurka.
I feel sorrier for the bat than the girl.