If I was confused as Nelson, I’d add on why there are baseball bats in Earl’s belfry.
Just wait until you hear
a bat fly out of his ear.
’Hmmmmmmmmm……..not a nice thing to say to a grandson about his granddad….Hmmmmmmmmm.
I’d rather have bats in my belfry, I don’t like ringing in my ears.
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Better than having Quasimodo in your belfry.
Bang! Zoom!
This could mean war! “Oh, she did, did she? Well your Gramma’s ladder doesn’t go all the way to the roof.”
We actually have bats in our church belfry. Filthy, but a protected species.
I once interviewed a bat expert for local radio. Fascinating.
That’s sounds exactly like something she would say!
It’s where you use a cast iron pan to fry your bells…. 8^)
The original Belfry was a military siege tower, that was on wheels or rollers, so that it could be brought against an enemy fortified wall. Having bats living in an empty siege tower might equate to an empty head during the middle ages.
Templo S.U.D. almost 6 years ago
If I was confused as Nelson, I’d add on why there are baseball bats in Earl’s belfry.
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault almost 6 years ago
Just wait until you hear
a bat fly out of his ear.
kfccanada almost 6 years ago
’Hmmmmmmmmm……..not a nice thing to say to a grandson about his granddad….Hmmmmmmmmm.
Dkram almost 6 years ago
I’d rather have bats in my belfry, I don’t like ringing in my ears.
\\//_
Pharmakeus Ubik almost 6 years ago
Better than having Quasimodo in your belfry.
cubswin2016 almost 6 years ago
Bang! Zoom!
well-i-never almost 6 years ago
This could mean war! “Oh, she did, did she? Well your Gramma’s ladder doesn’t go all the way to the roof.”
Ozark12 almost 6 years ago
We actually have bats in our church belfry. Filthy, but a protected species.
pcolli almost 6 years ago
I once interviewed a bat expert for local radio. Fascinating.
anorok2 almost 6 years ago
That’s sounds exactly like something she would say!
1MadHat Premium Member almost 6 years ago
It’s where you use a cast iron pan to fry your bells…. 8^)
JamesBaird almost 6 years ago
The original Belfry was a military siege tower, that was on wheels or rollers, so that it could be brought against an enemy fortified wall. Having bats living in an empty siege tower might equate to an empty head during the middle ages.