Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for June 07, 2020

the & in the picture looks almost like an upside-down Japanese ケ (“ke” in katakana) to me

The US version of The Office or the original UK one?

It is said to also indicate direction.

I want one of those urns. It’s cute, and practical.

When I worked in China, I learned that their history is so, so, so full of dragons…and the curator of the ZhengZhou museum spoke of them being real through the ancient years.Also, the words dragon and dinosaur are interchangeable.

I’m amazed at how often people like, no love, shows that I hate. I don’t watch The Office. I find the plots boring, the jokes are in poor taste, and the main character is rude and arrogant (the two things I can’t stand in people) but he’s the one we’re supposed to root for. But, it’s the most popular sitcom on TV, so I guess they did it right!

Little known fact, the dragons were named Richter.

That noise. First bong?

Translation: “Okay, they’re predicting another eruption of Vesuvius, AND???”

Well, I got through one episode and changed to Dial M for Murder.

Take care and gesundheit.

Wow, that “Office” fact was so interesting it made Carell yawn.

✨Today’s Missing 4th Panel✨

https://www.ripleys.com/weird-news/cartoon-06-07-2020/

There is no such thing as an ALPHA WOLF – Only parents and children.

I’ve never seen “The Office”. That being said. Is that factoid BION worthy? I sure don’t think so.

so what makes the balls drop out?

From what I saw on TV they could tell the direction to the earthquake by which frog caught the ball.

So now we have an idea of when people became too lazy to write “and”…

It’s actually an early version of a Seismometer. It is not a Seismograph unless it has an attachment on it to record or draw out the vibrations over time.