Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 27, 2016

I’m guessing Victoria chose the former? At least she got her exercise, right? (Lake County is also where Latter-day Saint historical city Kirtland is. Church’s first temple is there although now owned by splinter group Community of Christ and the non-CofC public can go through its interior; completely different from LDS temples.)

Go directly to jail. Do not pass go!

But the cabbie still got stiffed

Thought the antennae were sort of like ears? Guess I was wrong

He ain’t got no ears after the missus eats his head.

They had paper napkins in 19th century Budapest?

Here’s the story about Victoria and her 30 mile judgement.

I’m on the brink.It’s what I think.Please, oh, please,Give me a drink.

Hopefully she had to pay the $100 to the cabbie also

Not an outrageous bill at all. On a trip like that, you’re actually paying for the cabbie’s round trip as they’re not allowed to pickup someone coming back if out of their licensed area.

So did the distilleries accept the sonnets from the coffeehouse proprietors when they needed to restock the bar?

Which would you rather do in lieu of paying money: write poetry or walk 30 miles?

Rather have a napkin doodle from a famous Hungarian artist.

What a stupid sentence – how did making the defendant walk that distance compensate the cabbie?

This wasn’t about justice but vengeance. Justice would be making her work and hand over the money to the cabbie plus an extra 50% as a tip.