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

Bray Radbury Bary Madbury

One time I found a cat with 11% of its bones in its tail.

I know we get rain on this planet.

Take care and may God bless.

It might rain glass on Planet HD 1897 33b? How much percentage? 10%?

the ratio of vertebrae in a cat’s tail to the total number of bones in the body is not unique, it is the same for most creatures that have a bony structure tail

This could mean that “The Halloween Tree” is a nod to his ancestry.

10% by weight or number?

They can see the glass because the planet is in High Def

10% of a cat’s bones in it’s tail? That’s clearly BS. 90% are in the tail, the rest is just a fluid with a couple leg bones.

I’m waiting to apply for astronaut training until they find a planet that rains fudge.

The other 90% are in its meow.

Take care and gesundheit.

On this planet it rains stupidity

Bradbury was a national treasure. His work is incredible.

I am a fan of, but not a wearer of, tattoo art. I have given out about 50 copies of Mr Bradbury’s work “The Illustrated Man”. to younger people who are wearing tattoos. Great story. A remake of the movie could be a very good mini-series. Especially if they re-cast the Illustrated Man as an illustrated woman.

Most of the planets they discover can’t even be seen directly. How can they tell what it’s made of?

What makes the Bradbury background creepier is that historians don’t know for sure HOW she evaded execution.

I’ll be that “glass raining” planet also has a lot of ammonia in the atmosphere.

Lawdy, I’m glad I don’t have to pay for THAT window…

When I was a kid my neighbor’s house rained glass. Something about me and a baseball.