Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for December 01, 2019

I can’t imagine that tasted good.

Number one I don’t live in Hawaii, and number two I don’t want a hamster anyway.

Take care and may God bless.

Paraffin wax is used to harden chocolate.

Are hamsters a Hawaiian invasive species?

On Thanksgiving Day this week, American Movie Classics showed both the original Willy Wonka and the lame remake with Depp, back to back.

Candy Bottles? Candy Teeth? A bunch of stuff from the Penny Candy pile was made out of Wax. It was Good, too.

Stan Laurel was better with wax. Wax fruit, especially.

When my grandson was three , he called the Toy Story character “Bud Light Year”! Can’t imagine where he got that! ;o}

I am pretty sure that would be a smaller bowl shaped like a toilet bowl. An actual toilet bowl would be pretty cumbersome.

At Gordon’s American Diner in Holon, Israel, you can get a dessert of chocolate mousse and pineapple preserves served in a toilet bowl. Dogs would like that.

Damn! What have hamsters ever done to Hawaii? Discrimination and prejudice!

Today’s missing fourth panel: ✨✨✨

https://www.ripleys.com/weird-news/cartoon-12-01-2019/

I can understand the Hampster thing, Hawaii already has a bunch of problems with invasive species, which has already driven a bunch of the native animals extinct.

In Hawaii the hamsters own their humans…

Hamsters were emancipated in the 1800s…

Wait; that wasn’t a real flower in the Willy Wonka movie? So glad to finally straighten that out!