Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for November 10, 2011

what kinda square drills a hole like that?

Am I the only one who sees faces in these illustrations. It isn’t just this comic, I see them in many other comics as well! Either the artists have an “underground” program going on or perhaps iv’e finaly gone over the edge.

jbullbear

And I thought there were some things that even laboratory rats wouldn’t do!

Chapel oak, eh? Interesting.

It’s called Matrixing, when you can make out faces and other images in pictures, landscapes and clouds..I’m good at it, but it sounds like you’re better..\\//_

In one respect, the Chapel oak tree is like an elephant. It has an extended trunk!

The bit to cut a square hole must operate with its center free to move, ie in a hand drill. If chucked into a drill press, expect a round hole.

@jbullbear my friends laugh at me cuz I do that all the time! cars, purses, etc etc. they ALL have faces!

Those rodents would have a lot to see in some public restrooms where users got problems hitting the mark!

I can see what appears to be an old man or woman in that oak.Tha’s interesting that people clustered there for chapel services so long ago.

So what do they call the drill? A Wankel drill? A Dardick drill?

They don’t make trees like that anymore. We cut them down to size. :-(