Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for August 28, 2018

I’ve never seen “Richard III.” Were the first and second words in said act’s scene “do” and come" or something?

Plus the Cholula pyramid is filled with hot sauce.

Hmmm,

I’d be more impressed if the word was “fourth”.

But sooner than later the PUPPIES become nervous, & with good reasons!!

Mother cheetahs bark and baby cheetahs chirp.

In Psalm 46, in the King James Version of the Bible (translated in 1611 when Shakespeare was 46 years old) the 46th word from the beginning is “shake” and the 46th word from the ending is “spear.” It may be a 400-year-old Easter egg.

Stack rocks. Go stack big rocks. ~ King Pharaoh Emperor Wonderfulness of Egypt

I have listened to both pyramids, and I can tell you that Cholula does not have that much more volume than Giza, actually. They just have the bass cranked up higher.

Please tell me they remove the puppies/dogs when the Cheetahs get bigger?

So? The sixth word of the sixth scene of the sixth act of The Odd Couple is “Oscar!”

I had the “honor” of having 12 Labrador puppies in the house during the summer of 2016. It’s not always relaxing. But when it is, it’s the best. Especially taking them for walkies and to the water.

The Great Pyramid was the tallest man-made structure longer than any other.

This is the fifth time I have heard this Shakespeare information.

The Cholula one unfortunately was not finished, because a nonunion worker picked up the hammer of a union worker and the union refused to finish the job.

“Forth” means ‘forward’ not ‘4th’ (fourth)

There’s an old theorem about monkeys, typewriters, and Shakespeare, suggesting that, with an infinite amount of time, a monkey randomly tapping away at a typewriter would actually recreate the famous playwright’s complete works.

How many monkeys and how much time would they need to come up with the drivel that occasionally rises to the surface in Ripley’s BION?