Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 27, 2020

Final Report: P.U. with a confidence interval of 98%.

Walt Disney died in December 1966.

As Walter died in 1966, I guess he wanted no hippies in his amusement park? (How did Zhang Hong make a catheter? With a drinking straw?)

A part of Walt Disney’s dark side is that he reported several people to the House Un-American Activities Committee. Most of them had nothing to do with communism, but were just trying to unionize.

As for the heroic Dr. Zhang Hong:

I always felt the Disneyland policy was reprehensible, and, in itself, “unAmerican”…but Ripley’s characterization, with the flies, is pretty despicable, too.

When I was in Jr./High School our Church youth group went to Hill Top Research Laboratories to earn some money, for what I don’t recall, but we didn’t have to sniff feet. I remember smelling and/or tasting something though. I’m 66 yrs old so that’s been a few sniffs ago.

5600 feet? That’s more than a mile.

Madeline sniffed more than a mile.

Wow! I Don’t envy Albrecht or Hong for what they did!

Hey! Hippies can be clean.

Wow! Disney they had such standards back then!

Why would someone want to smell feet?

Trick or treat….

Those were the good days at Disneyland. My young brother-in-law was warned to tuck his shirt in his pants by an DL employee. Aww, for the good old days.

What’s next? Smelling urine and sucking feet? Yuck!

Wow, I never knew our first female Secretary of State had such wide ranging interests! ;)

Gosh, Madeline, that’s over a mile! ;-}

if there’s a Urinary Hall of Fame….

And for the rest of her life Madeline has been unable to eat bleu cheese…

Zheng, not Zhang. And fortunately, the article I read clarifies that the suction was from a syringe not his mouth. gag