Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 19, 2014

Interesting. I went to see a live performance of “Richard III” once and thought the actor who portrayed him was slurring his words when he was apparently just being in character.

I’m sure someone who’s allergic to chocolate would like to eat sapotes.

Black Sapote; looks like chocolate pudding and taste like chocolate pudding, sound better than South American grubs and bugs on a stick that are suppose to taste like; candy?

I say give it up for WINE!

Maybe he was buried with several bottles of his favorite wine.

How can anyone come up with such precise findings from a skeleton (there was no tissue) that’s over 500 years old? Exactly how many heron & swans & wine did TRex consume? Hey, we have its bones, so perhaps whoever made this findings can look at solving this problem. Believe it I don’t.

Apparently by analyzing the minerals and what all in the bones, these things can be determined. A John Doe skeleton found in the area I live was recently analyzed to determine what part of the country the person grew up in.

Guess the black sapote can’t grow in this climate and/or doesn’t lend itself to exportation.

So the lesson is: drink 4 bottles of wine a day if you want to live to the age of 33.