Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for June 25, 2020

How did the “Stuart Little” movie personnel even acquire such a painting until it was discovered it was missing from a Magyar museum?

Another state legislature once ruled that Pi = 4.

What would be the purpose of making a legal definition of pi?

It doesn’t say that she has them, it says that she owns them.

It’s sad to see controversy about pi go forever. Simply irrational..

Politicians kill me (on both sides I might add)! Almost half of a legislative body thought they had the power to change math?! How do so many stupid people end up getting elected?

End of unplanned rant.

The queen likes to have them for dinner?

Someone tell the Queen her swans are fouling the Thames.

typical politicians rounding up instead of down……

I’m surprised they didn’t declare the value to be sugar cream.

Politicians say “Here is the result. Now create the data to prove it.”

Here’s the story on the painting…https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2014/11/stuart-little-leads-to-lost-painting

I agree w jpayne4040. Even though 3.2 is extreme, better is 22/7 ! Some politicians are even less intelligent now. Let’s get rid of day-light savings, compromise. By moving the clock ahead 30 mins. and leave it. The rest of the world can adjust there time if visiting! Or use Zulu.

Doesn’t the Queen technically own everything in the country, including the people?

Jethro Clampett says, “Pi R Squared.”

Jed Clampett answers, “No, boy. Pie are round. Cornbread are squared.”

Yet, look how long the Queen has avoided her ‘swan song’…

“A-HILK.. ahm frum injuinanna an ah no dat pie stuff.. A-HILK!”

Take care and gesundheit.

The Queen should open a fried Swan chain of restaurants if she owns that many!

There are a lot of unpleasant stereotypes about Indiana I can bring up, but the fact that a lost painting was accidentally used as a movie prop is even more hilarious since it isn’t quite as tragic.

PI = 3.141592 65…

355/113 = 3.141592 92

22/7 = 3.142

The problem is that the public sees no value in education. Now, a new football field, that’s another matter.

Does anyone know the story of the painting?