Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for November 16, 2013

Methinks Isabel (Juan’s wife after Eva) was growing tired of seeing Eva day in and day out in the dining room. Also, WHY is oak the more likely tree to be hit by lightning?

It seems the more disgusting the food the more people want to eat it.I think I’ll become a Kromag.

Oaks(especially Valley Oaks) are full of surprises..There’s a famous one down in Temecula, Ca that is so big and so wide that a large group of local Indians hold ceremonies under its branches..Here, in the Santa Clara valley, it’s not unusual to hear what sounds like a gunshot during the summer and find it’s actually a two ton branch of a oak tree falling..

earthworm soup yuck!!!!!!!!!!!!…who saw the movie version of Evita starring Antonio Banderas and Madonna!!..was it good??!!..I’d like to see it I knew Juan Peron had his wife Evita embalmed but I didn’t know he kept it in his dining room geeez!!!!!!!!!!

oops that should be who saw the movie version of Evita starring Antonio Banderas and Madonna????!!!!!!!

Second to the oak tree is the yew, which is why they were sacred to the druids. Deep roots that were more likely to reach the water table. The fire ignited in trees by lightning was considered sacred as it came directly from the gods.