Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for November 27, 2018

And the other 60% of Cream of Mushroom is used in making Tuna Casserole.

After Lee became a martial arts movie superstar, did the Army regret failing him?

Just read that Campbell soup sales have been falling the past few years, & family members who own part of the company stock have been feuding.

See, folks, it’s just acting in the movies.

Now this doesn’t seem ethical, moral or good in a business sense. On the up side, at least there’s a chance to change the batteries :)

Oh god! A used pacemaker salesman! I can see it, only used by a little old lady on weekends.

What’s that? Oh, just a little blood and tissue from the last owner.

Bruce told the doc if he passed him, he’d tear out the doc’s heart and show it to him.

Well he showed them.

It might have been his weight. He could have been a branch of the service by himself.

Doesn’t say much for Cream of Mushroom does it? hate recipes that use this and other canned glop.

Hope they take the pacemakers out first!

If I never see another green bean casserole I’d be fine with that.

I suspect Bruce Lee failed his physical because of his eyesight. He wore “coke-bottle” glasses, and his style developed to depend more on touch and other senses than sight (Tao of Jeet Kune Do).

A recycled pacemaker? What did the previous owner die of? I hope it wasn’t from a malfunctioning pacemaker.

Dorcas Reilly, who invented green been casserole while working for Campbell’s, died last month.

Recycled pacemakers? I guess they can’t keep up with the demand!!! Hopefully they’re recycled before the cremation…

I imagine it’s because he punched out the doctor…

You’re kidding right ?

I don’t believe the recycled pacemaker idea has taken off here in the USA. I used to work for a now defunct pacemaker company and they would never recycle them in humans but would give (sell?) them to veterinarians for use in dogs.

I was able to get a few links regarding recycling pacemakers in humans in other countries and it seems to still be in the research stages: https://cardiacrhythmnews.com/pacemakers-safely-reused-cieds/

https://www.medicalbag.com/medicine/recycling-pacemakers-can-save-millions-of-lives-each-year/article/472680/