Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for August 01, 2023

And witches can’t see the regular window, maybe witches should update their GPS

The rodents were first introduced at the National Park in DC, but they said These people are too squirrely for me.

In Vermont they’re called “lazy windows.” No idea where they got that “witch” nonsense.

The Tule duck is interesting :

The decoys are estimated to have been made between 400 B.C. and 100 A.D., and no others like it have ever been discovered. Untouched for more than 2,000 years, the Tule Duck Decoy is the oldest of any decoys ever discovered, and was named the official Nevada State Artifact in 1995.

I have heard that the rationale behind round barns is: “the devil can’t corner you in a round barn.”

< dad joke > I wonder which nut was the first to attract a squirrel. LOL.. har har.. < / dad joke >

May the bored be with you as they are with the dummy on the knee. And gesundheit.

I bet somebody just made windows like that and, when criticized for being too lazy or too cheap to make a house with regular windows, he made up the witch story as an excuse.

Or maybe as a wisecrack, as a comeback.

Children or gullible adults believe it, and spread it to nearby places and the next generation.

I think any properly motivated witch can navigate any window she wants.

We has a house here in our small Arizona town with witch windows. They add light where there isn’t room for a vertical window, as the drawing above illustrates.

So, don’t the supposed witches simply not use the regular window?

Mitch McConnell is the state artifact of Kentucky.

State Artifacts?

When was this great date when squirrels finally came out - of the forest?

Where’d my comment go?

Superstitious Vermonters Be Loco!

What is the point in installing tilted windows when all the rest are vertical? Any observant witch would just avoid the tilted and aim for the vertical.