Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for August 10, 2016

A “man eating chicken” was truthful.It would have been a hoax if he had said a “man-eating chicken.”

Punctuation can make a world of difference.

I heard of the chicken bit from the “Little Rascals” movie. As for Maxime, what does he do those two times a week?

Does Maxime have a porta-potty way up there, or is that why he comes down twice a week? Was it P.T. that said there was a sucker born every minute?

Punctuation makes a difference YES! But when speaking we don’t see the punctuation. That’s how bad our English language is for understanding.

It’s not what you say. It’s how you say it.

Barnum and Trump, both excellent con artist showmen!

“Previously hidden by Muddy Waters?” Man, those old blues musicians had all kinds of talents…

Classic of Barnum.

When to go to town twice a week became in an anomaly?

I had to do a sixth-grade report on P.T. Barnum. Barnum also exhibited a “Fiji Mermaid” that was supposedly half human, half fish.

And, after the “Man Eating Chicken” Exhibit, the “Egress”…

Now that the coral reef has been discovered, it will be ruined within five years.

Maxime must be really introverted!