Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 30, 2020

Fast forward one century, four score years, and eight years from the original (French) publication of Monsieur Hugo’s story in 1831, Notre Dame gets damaged by fire in 2019.

If Patricia and Charlie got married, she would be Peppermint Brown.

Victor Hugo was no looker. I’m kidding, I know that’s Charles Laughton as Quasimodo. Relax, okay? :)

I was going to correct ‘octopuses’ to ‘octopi’ but luckily checked it first and learnt something. It’s a greek word, not latin, so ends in es.

I thought I accidentally went on the Peanuts strip.

I thought her name was Patricia Yorks :)

56,000 eggs is impressive, but how many baby octopuses hatched from those eggs will actually grow to adulthood?

Then there is bound to be a LOT Of them in the ocean, that be great, I love octopuses, they fascinate me.

I knew Peppermint Patty’s real name long before today.

Sad that now we’re just trying to preserve as much of the Cathedral itself as possible.

Naming and nicknaming a child have consequences. My example, a young woman who has the name Penelope Candace and has been known almost from birth as Penny Candy.

I read all those Peanuts strips and somehow missed PP’s surname.

Yeah but the Note Dame in Indiana has Touchdown Jesus.

Take care and gesundheit.

Hugo’s vindictive Ex started a fire…

I dated her sister, JuicyFruit Reichardt.

Calamari and eggs are the number two breakfast in the South Pacific.

I thought RBION was going to say that Victor Hugo was trying to raise awareness of the condition that causes hunchback!

I have that movie in my collection. Edmund O’Brien and an 18 year old Maureen O’Hara. You could see her red hair even through the black and white.

Of course it is.

Wow. All three are cases of entanglements which are difficult to be free from.

And at the end of the day, boy are they pooped…