Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for June 08, 2018

However, when someone else says exactly what you are thinking, that has always been “Bingo!”

With 201.17 kilometers of shelving, who’s got that kind of time to walk through all that?

74 liters/year – that is about 313 8oz. glasses or 1 glass a day everyday except Sundays. So what do the priests drink at Sunday mass (not a real question for those who take everything literally — 365-313=52 )?

6.8554458 fluid ounces of wine per day actually seems rather low.

Does that wine consumption include what’s drank by the mass attendees? If so, that’s not a fair comparison.

I believe “BINGO” is a trademark name for the Beano game which was originally marked with dry beans. Much like the “PTA” is a trademark organization and to use the term means paying dues. My school had a PTO

BINGO was illegal in MA, so they called it RIGHT. Beano is something you take to prevent gas, to me.

Did they announce their win with a toot?

Cecil was very upset that his best friend’s brother’s name was being sullied by a mere game. Thus the change to bingo. That other stuff is fake news. ~ Barrack Trump, the Real Deal

All those sex scandals will drive you to drink. Or perhaps the drinking led to the sex scandals.

Bingo was illegal in our area at one time, so the game of YAHOO popped up – same numbering system.

After it has been consecrated in the Eucharist it’s not wine anymore. Right?

“The most…than”? Bad grammar.

When I lived in Naples, pretty much everyone, including the locals, avoided drinking the water. The wine was a much safer choice and much tastier too. The best wine I’ve ever had was home made by the landlord’s family. And there was plenty of bottled water for those times when wine really wasn’t suitable (like when brushing your teeth). Never made it to Vatican City, so I’m just assuming they had similar problems with water quality.