Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 16, 2018

The islanders sure like their musubi. I’m not from Hawaii (though I’ve been there… TWICE!!!), but musubi is the only way I like SPAM®.

I’ve never seen SPAM locked up in a case here in Hawaii, and have never heard of a Mickey in my work as a programmer.

SPAM is just plain nasty. Not fit for human consumption. Back in the 50’s it was stocked on the dog food aisle in grocery stores. That should tell you something!

Juan Pujol Garcia was a double agent. So double that he ended up cheating both sides of those medals and a lot of money.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFrtpT1mKy8

It clearly says “Believe it or Not” so maybe this one is a “Not”

So the locked cases are spam blockers.

Juan was flying an ME-109 over Britain when he accidentally shot himself down.

Measured in Mickeys; that’s Goofy.

Was Garcia a double agent?

sounds a little over the top

I’ve visited 3 islands and never seen Spam locked up. However, they do really like it and last time I had Spam flavored macadamia nuts!

I use a track ball instead of a mouse, do they measure that in “rollys”?

Believe It or Don’t! Most of the time, I don’t.

We love our Spam in Hawaii. Never seen it locked up but is it usually stocked with every variety that Hormel makes and takes up lot of shelf space. Even McDonalds sells a few items with Spam.

The story about Garcia is fascinating. Check Wikipedia.

I know how I can pay for my vacation to Hawaii. I will pack a couple of suitcases full of spam to sell on the open market.

In the meat industry Spam is known as liquid meat in a can.

Spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam wonderful spam!

Not true, Not true, and a collaborator will collaborate with whoever pays him.

A British soldier name John Coward I believe, was mistaken for German and given an iron cross.