Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for July 26, 2014

If CBS had known SCRAPPY Doo was coming, they’d NEVER have given it the green light

Been nice knowing you, TdeF WWI veterans.

Hmm… I would say that is a Rodent Of Unusual Size.

I watched Scooby-Doo from the time it first debuted in 1969, and I never found it “too scary”. And even after all these years, the adventures of Scooby and his friends are far better than most of the garbage that passes for animation nowadays.

Bawana, be nice.

Wow, way to desecrate the memory of men you know nothing about. They put themselves in the line of fire for their country and made the ultimate sacrifice. That was a stupidly cold thing to say and if I were you, I’d delete it.

I thought they’d sooner express concern that Shaggy seemed to be a drug addict.

Star Trek and M.A.S.H were both meant to be tax write offs. They were meant to lose money. That plain backfired.

who said bike riding wasn’t dangerous?

Rest in Peace winner of 1908 Tour’s De France, Lucien Petit- Breton, died at age 35 in 1917, François Faber, winner of 1909 Tour’s De France, died at age 28 in 1915, and Octave Lapize, winner of the 1910 Tour’s De France, died at age 29 in 1917, all fighting for their country.

Maybe they should have surrendered for France, it worked in the second one.

Sorry, it was an in-joke. Robert and I were referencing a well known scene in the comedy classic, “The Princess Bride.”

Immediately after the hero says that he didn’t think they existed, they were attacked by them.

3scary5me ;)