Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 23, 2021

Does anyone else mind that this forum has been taken over by personal blogging, which horns in the instant comments open and scrolls the page, disrupting the spontaneous humor ABOUT THE COMIC that we used to enjoy here?

And this little Miss Piggy went to the concert…

Tonight’s joke is short and (I hope) sweet:

A man takes his wife a glass of water and two aspirin. “But I don’t have a headache,” she says.

The man smiles in triumph, and says “a-HA!!”

Dang it, Jim [Henson]! You were a Muppeteer, not a singing contractor!

I was always told that R B was for Roast Beef

Poor Miss Piggy;

Anyone who streams “The Muppet Show” on Disney+ will see a declaimer first — warning of “offensive content.”

This has gone too far!

Willie, or “The Say Hey Kid” is 89…

Arby’s should be named after the sound of the violent diarrhea eating the food there causes!

I always presumed RB stood for roast beef.

i saw willie hit 2 homers in 1971.

Did anyone check to see if Peggy Lee minded? Maybe she would have enjoyed the honor.

Willie Mays, “The Say Hey Kid”, will turn 90 this coming May. One of the all time greats of baseball.

The Raffel Brothers get their meat from local highway departments.

What is green and smells like pork? This joke is shortened out of respect for my GoComics account.

I’d venture a wager that more people know who Miss Piggy is than who remember Peggy Lee.

The perfect couple: Miss Piggy, and Reverend Jim Ignakowski, from ‘Taxi’.

I can’t make sense out of the Willie Mays blurb. There are lots of oldest living hall of famers out there right now.

RE: ARBY"S I understood it was because they were selling Roast Beef sandwiches.

I always thought Arby’s stood for RB as in “Roast Beef”

’She give me swine flu – when she kiss me’…oh, never mind…

So, as a token of respect you name your character after a public figure, and then out of respect you retract the recognizable part? Sounds like someone didn’t think this through beforehand, or found out later that the public figure was Not Amused.

Wow! And all these years I thought she was the grand-daughter of Robert E….

I thought that Arby’s meant: "America’s Roast Beef, Yes Sir!!