Wizard of Id by Parker and Hart for April 15, 2011

Batman and Robin take the whole family out for a night on the town.

Maybe you’ve never been buzzed by one as it’s showing off how good its sonar is.

But strange to tell, we have them even in Houston (death to the local mosquitos!). Where do they live during the day?

Those bats must of been extra hungry.

Those bats Were hungry, Not Anymore…..

Send a little mayhem down here, please, Wiz.

Damned bat sure like my Uncle Josh’s fish lure flying to the unwary fish.

@Johanan Rakkav א - They probably commute in from Austin and Fredericksburg.

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/10852

http://www.fabuloustravel.com/usa/article/393/21960

I think the Wiz is getting a little batty in his old age.

Never thought of the Wiz as being evil. May be he likes to be mischievous once in a while.

Our bats are in trubble, something called white nose syndrome is killing them off.

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White nose?

Id is in Minnesota?!

I wish we had more bats, but I’m glad there aren’t any living in the attic any more! They had a tendency to come downstairs for a visit now and then…

Wonder if that’s where Ding-Bats come from?

One rabid bat gives ‘em all a bad name. look what Beck did to Fox…oh, wait, that is the HOME of rabid bats.

Well, he did terrorize the mosquitoes!

What, dk, terrorizing is “evil’? Heck, we ELECT people to terrorize us around here.

Wouldn’t that be delightful

Usually the Law of Unintended Consequences is a bad thing.

(There is a species of bat that has lost the ability to fly. Nature is weird.)

“Bats are creepy; bats are scary;

Bats do not seem sanitary;

Bats in dismal caves keep cozy;

Bats remind us of Lugosi;”

Frank Jacobs

The bats all left Battyslavia when the skleeters ran out years ago…. We welome them here in Florida where our state bird is the mosquito.

Nice switch from the flying “M’s” we normally see in the skies of ID…..

“Away..Away..my flying monkeys….to the Enchanted Florist?”..forest..

Yes, in the real world bats are mosquito vacuums. So stop going “Eek!” and appreciate them, people, they are not blood suckers, they eat the blood suckers.

I knew Wiz was a little batty.

The building which houses our church was built in the 1800s and sports a healthy population of bats. Every once in a while, one joins us for the church services–freaking out the bat phobics among us! White nose syndrome is very serious and spreading. :-(

Johanan bats live under bridges and other dark undisturbed places during the day and at dusk head out in hoards to hunt bugs. And these are some purdy bats!

damn whats he trying to do