There is a book titled “Bat Bomb” by Jack Couffer about an actual mission to develop a weapon during WWII that woud release bats with little incendiary devices over Japan. The idea was they would roost in buildings and explode. A different type of bomb prevented this concept from ever actually happening. A wit at University of Texas Press gleefully suggest the subtitle of “Guano over Tokyo.”
billsplut 6 months ago
Most cats would find a bat flapping around their house THE MOST INTERESTING OF ALL THE EVERS
Imagine 6 months ago
And the floor of the bat cave is covered in guano.
SHIVA 6 months ago
Wasn’t Bat Guano his assistant in the Bat Cave???!!!
jmworacle 6 months ago
Better in the cave than in the Bellfrey.
The Reader Premium Member 6 months ago
Even more gross, there is a Robin!
basspro 6 months ago
That’s not a bat I’m just glad to see you.
basspro 6 months ago
That’s also not a cave it’s my tights.
phritzg Premium Member 6 months ago
“That’s not my cave you’re groping in. And that’s not a bat you’re feeling. It’s not called my tool belt for nothing, you know.”
Ken Gagne Premium Member 6 months ago
Is… is that a metaphor?
Imagine 6 months ago
Hey Batman: Cat got your tongue?
Wizard of Ahz-no relation 6 months ago
I thought it was going to be something about a hairball or garfield
ladykat 6 months ago
What do you expect from Batman?
Angry Indeed Premium Member 6 months ago
Does he call it a cave, a bat cave, a man cave or does he just call it home?
CaveCat87 6 months ago
Just be careful that the bat doesn’t have rabies.
A R V reader 6 months ago
Is that it, or that he has Bat-breath?
ChessPirate 6 months ago
“No, there isn’t. I’m here with you…”
Uncle $crooge 6 months ago
Isn’t he trying to get his “bat” into her “cave?” Maybe he didn’t out enough “pine tar” on it.
Stephen Gilberg 6 months ago
My best guess is that she means there’s a booger hanging from his nose. But she shouldn’t be able to tell from that angle.
gcarlson 6 months ago
“Do cats eat bats? … Do bats eat cats?” – Alice in Wonderland
Happy Cat Premium Member 6 months ago
There is a book titled “Bat Bomb” by Jack Couffer about an actual mission to develop a weapon during WWII that woud release bats with little incendiary devices over Japan. The idea was they would roost in buildings and explode. A different type of bomb prevented this concept from ever actually happening. A wit at University of Texas Press gleefully suggest the subtitle of “Guano over Tokyo.”