Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for March 31, 2016

How small is these Australian penguins?

Unless Mike Wolfe was extremely double-jointed, he had someone do the shaving for him.

They be about 13 inches tall.

The back hair one is not so much, “Believe It or Not.”

It is much more, “Why?”

Jerry Lucas, basketball star of the 1960s, could spell a word backwards, and not only that, he could recite the letters in alphabetical order, all faster than anyone else could spell the word. He could remember the word days or weeks as long as he needed it. In college he was a straight A student, owing to his intelligence and use of memory systems that he invented on his own.

…on gib laed…

Phlash Phelps of the 60’s on 6 on SIRIUS/XM can recite the names of the States backwards in less than 20-seconds!

One has to wonder who initially posted the dogs to protect the penguins, and if the same people take care of the canines.

My superpower is: I can recite all symbols in the binary language in less than a second. Oh, it’s so hard to be humble….

My sister’s bumper sticker: “Being Dyslexic Means Never Having to Say You’re Rossy”….

I knew it would happen. After all these years, Ripley has run out of fun facts…

I could always write words backwards (readable in a mirror) with my left hand, sometimes simultaneously with my right hand (normal writing)….Taken me years to play a base line on The piano…Go figure!

There is a recent movie about the dog protecting the penguins.

‘Oddball’.

In the old days before “Greenscreen” we would watch a weather reporter stand behind a glass map and write his notes, temps etc. in reverse (to him) so as to be forward viewing to the camera. He usually had a marker in each hand for each digit like “66”.