Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for June 19, 2020

Migret Martchell

Hed Eadrick What were the other toys he invented?

One time I found a shark with a liver that accounted for 31% of its total body mass.

Take care and may God bless.

and the other 70% of sharks’ body mass is scales and cartilage?

And they’re trying to cancel/censor Gone With The Wind.

This reminds me of Elaine in Senfield, saying to her boss and a grumpy client that Leo Tolstoy’s original title for “War and Peace” was “War, What Is It Good For”. :-D

I always wondered why my dog hated one particular Frisbee….

Who knew sharks were such heavy drinkers?

Instead, it became a TV show about Pappy Boyington.

Even though she avoided the other title, Gone With The Wind was nonetheless banned.

Maybe she felt the other title was too sheepish .

Even though we’ll never know for sure, I seriously doubt it would have become as popular with “Ba-Ba-Black Sheep” as the title.

Hm! Ed Headrick didn’t invent the Frisbee, a flying disc was being produced in 1948 and was renamed the Frisbee in 57, and patented in 58. Ed redesigned and patented the ‘professional’ model and he became known as the ‘Father of Frisbee sports’.

My favorite title is “A Streetcar Named Desire!” I know it’s a play/movie, but the title is so intense.

That’s what my doctor said about my liver.

I’d like the “Shark’s Liver”, please. Extra onions!

Small wonder Orcas love shark sashimi.

I was an usher at a friend’s wedding three years ago.

The theme was: “Gone With The Wind”.

Their final-final divorce decree ($$$) will be next Thursday.

Yeah.

Apt, wasn’t it?

(sigh)