Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for August 23, 2014

That’s a lot of tumbleweeds. In February of 2014, Vancouver, Washington had a heavy snowfall that lasted about a week. I know that because I lived through it.

How about Clovis, NEW Mexico?Google map didn’t find Clovis, Mexico.

The ‘Pumpernickel’ item makes me wonder about the credibility of this site…..

Uh Ripleys, do a little fact check. Clovis is in New Mexico, not Mexico. There are 50 states not 49.

Candle Bush (Senna Alata) is called ‘Piss a Bed’ here in Belize, and for good reason. The tea is a diuretic.

Today’s strip is a gas!!

You were born at the I.R.S.?

you all know, of course, that tumbleweed is russian thistle, and, as such, is a not so subtle plot against the US by russia, and obama is just ignoring it to the detriment of our sovereign being.

Attaaaaaack Of The Killer Tumbleweeds…..

How can you play tennis well and think it’s far more boring than cricket?

I had no idea that tumbleweeds existed as far south as New Mexico; I had associated them with Kansas only.Tennis can be suspenseful whenever two professional guys hit the ball back and forth fourteen times between someone scores. It’s the shape of the shuttlecock that makes its flight path unpredictable, far more than any ball’s path; that’s why scoring in badminton, even at the Olympics, is fast.

too funny about the Pumperknickel bread, haha