Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for March 30, 2018

The really big handbags are carried by drones that have always felt more female than mechanical.

Do Asian royalty (Japanese, Thai, Cambodian) still use silver chopsticks? The general Korean populous use them.

Some truth there. Real silver chopstick (and tableware) are anti-bacterial.

Wouldn’t there be a danger of carbon monoxide poisoning in that wine cellar?

Any risk of car fumes penetrating the casks?

Supposedly, Ivory chopsticks also discolor in the presence of poisons

But I saw a documentary where one Chinese Emperor ate MERCURY to gain immortality. Poison yourself.

So ALL Asian royalty used silver chopsticks? The Mongols, Tatars, Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos, et cetera? Is RBION being vague due to space constraints, or due to lack of research?

Driving in is easy; it’s making that K-turn to head back that’s a bit**.

Before the invention of stainless steel, silver was the preferred metal for making utensils used to eat because silver did not add an unpleasant taste.

I heard silver turns black in the presence of deadly hydrogen sulfide gas, but I don’t know anything about injestible poisons discoloring it.

Fall/winter collection 2018, so when was that?

Moldova will soon be changing their name to Lushdova.

If that wine was any good it would sell faster and they wouldn’t need all that shelf space…..Red Mountain used to fly off the shelves – at least in the stores around theCalifornia High Schools…..

Why is everything that fly’s with the use of remote control, now called a drone, except model planes, which actually more closely resemble the “drones” the military uses for target practice and to deliver weapons?