Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for July 02, 2012

Now that seems totally unfair to vampires, to blame them all when it might have been the work of just one. A good defence lawyer would have had a field day.

It does Prof. I noticed that but you beat me to it. You do have to wonder why he wanted to write that particular book.

If you have not heard the quote “There is no I in Team” before, where the hell have you been living? This is one of those lines that every coach of every team sport at every level from t-ball to the major leagues has used over an over again to try and get the players to buy into the vision that the team is more important than the individuals on the team.

—Rudi Shumpert

“RMS”, Royal Mail Ship…

Getting a reward for rounding up vampires is “blood money”!

“The importance of being rnst.”I’m sure he could have done it ‘Wright’ with ‘ease’.

Calling Dr. Van Helsing. Calling Dr. Van Helsing.

@Stagger Lee, Michael Jordan is reportedly have countered, "But there is an ‘i’ in win.

I think I saw somewhere that someone made that “There’s no I in TEAM” comment to Michael Jordan, he replied with “But there is an I in WIN”.

All these “Vampire” movies pale in comparison to the original Dracula, starring Bela Lugosi, filmed over 80 years ago.

An excerpt from Gadsby:.http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/gadsby.htm

I could never figure out how Ernest V.Wright could write without using the letter E. E is the most common letter in the English language.