Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 15, 2019

The assembly line must look like an Escher drawing.

I wouldn’t have thought about that with the Kit Kats. (I wonder how fresh is Loch Ness compared to Central America’s Lake Nicaragua which has sharks.)

What if quality control gets so good that they don’t produce any damaged Kit Kat bars? I guess production stops and they have to deliberately damage some of them so they can produce more.

Larry Bird may not be Brad Pitt, but that drawing of him is horrifying.

What did they use to make the first Kit Kat???? :D I’m guessing that they recycle broken and damaged bars into the filling bat. It’s not the filling itself, it has to be just a small percentage. Otherwise, it would interfere with the quality.

Loch Ness is in Scotland not England – it’s an odd statistic to give…

Soooo give me a break…….

They did not say it was in England. They just said it has more freshwater than all of England’s likes combined. They could have said it has more freshwater than all of Arizona’s lakes combined.

You ruined Twitter for me.

Good question!

Ever been to Japan, they have about 500 different Kit Kat flavors, Green Tea anyone?

Major fail for RBIN on the kit Kat. That doesn’t add up. No doubt they just work away the broken ones into the good mix. Standard industrial practice.

Wonder what Nessy’s voice sounds like???

We don’t need no stinking quality!

Twitter’s bird logo is named “Larry” after NBA legend Larry Bird? I simply refuse to believe that. There is no resemblance whatsoever.

That’s because it’s the farthest from London’s toilets…