Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for May 08, 2018

They’re not as gross as you might think. They were laundered during the Renaissance.

I wish it would say which body parts were used to apply the Vaseline.

I bet Karamel has a hard time climbing trees.

And to think Coolidge being not very talkative (“Silent Cal”) was interesting. Now it was him putting vaseline on his noggin?

That’s amazing. I never knew there was a town in Turkey named after the Caped Crusader.

I’m not sure, but I think the socks fact was mentioned already not too long ago.

Karamel was a big hit with the neighborhood dogs and cats.

I’ll bet people bring her peanuts every day.

Old “Silent Cal” sounds like a pretty weird dude…

And we’re grilling poor Trump for paying a hooker… :D

CE stands for Comon Era. Used in place of AD Anno Domino which is Latin for Year of Our Lord.

I wonder if can climb trees with those.

President Coolidge wanted out of tight places with little effort, it seems.

That was a long time ago – when protohumans had only two toes on each foot.

Ummmm…..and just what kind of creature did those socks belong to?

I think the fact that there’s a city called “Batman” in Turkey is more interesting than a squirrel with wheel legs…

I don’t wear sandals… I’ve tried, but without socks, they all rub and give me blisters.

Grammar lesson: “Pair” is a singular noun. “Date” should be “dates.”

There’s a city in Turkey called Batman? Why not have one called Superman, Green Lantern, Spiderman, or Incredible Hulk?Take care. God loves you.

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I cant tell what’s more unbelievable about the squirrel one: He escaped alive from a trap, he’s now an ‘Autobot-in-Training’, he lives in Batman, and his name is Karamel!