Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for January 22, 2016

Actually, modern medicine tends to agree with the opinion about the longevity of a severed head.

Quite the… uh… gruesome illustration there.

Three bucks for one dog to make it a movie star? Wow. (As for the one German’s very lengthy name I pointed out yesterday, I cut/pasted it from Wikipedia.)

$3 for dog from shelter3 Cents for a bulletShooting a Disney movie about it, priceless..

Maybe if they had spent a little more money, they could have got a dog without rabies. (oops, did I do a spoiler?)

And if they refused to blink, they were immediately beheaded AGAIN! Believe it or don’t…

The original Benji was also a shelter dog.

It’s bite is worse than it’s bark!

Mutts are a lot smarter than pure breds and mostly more gentle!

Rin-Tin-Tin was brought back from the battlefields of Europe after World War One.

I defy you to be hit in the back of the neck with an almost ninety pound weight and be conscious enough to blink.

It’s been said that, in order to achieve more ‘desirable’ characteristics in the cocker spaniel breed, they “bred the brains out of it”.

I had heard that the heart continues beating for 30 minutes after a beheading.

Back in the mid 1970s, a puppy could be purchased from our Humane Society for $11.

Of course, back in 1957, $3 would buy a Lot more.As much as $25 will buy now..Doesn’t that make you feel better?{Grin}