Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 03, 2020

Now that we know the origin of the humming sound, what’s the origin of the sound of lightsabers clashing into one another?

Other than the arrangement of the stars, what else on the flag did he design?

The concept of FedEx was first put forth in a paper by an MBA student. He got a C-. After founding Fed Ex the multimillionaire went back to the school were he earned his MBA and from the stage and in the middle of his talk asked the professor of that class how he liked the results. He made a donation to the school in the form of a scholarship endowment.

Ha! Little kids in the Star Wars movies were called younglings! Which I always thought was a strange term for the children.

If Peter Parker and Mary Jane have a baby boy, will they call him Spiderling Man?

Spiderling. Spiderling. It’s a spider and also sings. It’ll grow and catch flies.Knit a web in your house.Look out! Here comes the spiderling!

Bob’s teacher got a c- for job performance.

Ah for the buzz of an old TV set. And the warmth.

Take care and gesundheit.

That spiderling looks like Lucas the spider from the YouTube videos.

on this day in history on October 3rd 1990 After 40 years of division, East and West Germany are reunited as one nation.

When I first read this I thought it said the pairing of an idle film producer and I was wondering what kind of sound does an idle film producer make.

I can make the sound of a TIE fighter by cutting a piece of press board with my bandsaw.

Spiderlings? And I thought they were called creepy little demons from the infernal depths of Satan’s estates.

In my ears it is more of a buzz than a hum. Bzzzzzzz, Bzzzzzz

Bob’s teacher subsequently defected to the Soviet Union.

A baby panda named Ling-Ling was given to the U.S. in 1972.

I can make the sound of a Harley-Davidson with straight pipes while sitting on the porcelain throne and passing gas.

Apparently the flag was graded by an anarchist.

I wonder what year this Bob Heft project took place? I thought the flag came out of the late 18th century?

Any number of stars can be arranged on the US flag to exhibit some degree of symmetry.

Odd. A spider in our area is usually called a Squashling…

Everyone knows that a baby spider is called a LUCAS! Look him up!