Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for August 23, 2022

So Samsung never went to dried fish again when tech became the new “hotcake”?

If you look at the dinner scene in Space Balls you will see the millennium falcon in the parking area, also courtesy of George Lucas.

You can even buy T-Rex “arms” for chickens….really…..Google it…

At least Samsung was good from the outset. Anyone else remember GoldStar? Wow, those were some very cheap products, and were terribly unreliable. Today, though, their products are awesome, but they’re sold under the name LG.

Well, chickens, like all birds, are descended from dinosaurs, so…..

Nokia were paper manufacturers before they got into mobile phones…

“Spaceballs” is a christmas tradition in our house…….

One restriction George Lucas did give Mel Brooks is that he could not put Lone Star in a Han Solo outfit….so Mel Brooks put him in an Indiana Jones one instead.

サムはジャスティン・ムーアのベイト・ア・フックを歌いました。

Take care, may transplanted American Tokyo based comedian Bow Dong Hoo Yoo “Are They Laughing Or Are They Still Bothered By The Wasabi” Ford be with you, and gesundheit.

George and Mel are both perfectionists. It is no surprise that ILM would do the effects. It was a nice surprise to read that in the end credits.

With the experience of buying a Samsung kitchen range that had a proofing option for raising bread dough only to find that it took over forty-five minutes for the oven to reach 350° by which time the dough was over-risen and near useless, I say Samsung should have remained a fish selling company.

My newest avatar is my rendering of one of the multitudes of blue crabs found on the east coast and gulf coast including here in Florida where i live!

dinosaur arent birds and birds arent dinosaurs

Scientists also discovered how dinosaurs ran when their heads were cut off

Kinda cruel!

May the Schwartz be with you!

“scientists”

I wonder how much pot was smoked before the chicken experiment.

Texas State Fair isn’t that far away now, so it’s time to get philosophical.

What do science and deep fried food at the Texas State Fair have in common?

At their core, both concepts ask if you could but not if you should.

I hope these “scientists” didn’t get grant money paid for by my tax $$$