Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 10, 2020

One time I sold a video game for $114,001.

One time I saw a 25-foot-high bronze sculpture of a horse.

Take care and may God bless.

So, apparently president Obama wasn’t allowed to have a DVR.

Please PLEASE no one say anything about a video game selling for $114,001 or a 25 foot statue that took over 501 years to complete…or anything at all about Veonardo da Linci. Take cover and God forbid.

Even Obama hated that last season. And when he saw the battle with the white walkers, he called the editor and said, “I can’t see any of these scenes. They’re too damn dark. Fix it.” Believe it or not.

I wasn’t aware that Leonardo da Vinci lived that long!

I can’t believe there was someone on Earth who did not make time on their schedule for Game of Thrones!!! That might be the most incredible thing ever mentioned on this comic strip! :-)

Okay, I never watched it either. I was not going to pay a bunch of money (that was not in my budget) for HBO just to watch one show that I probably would not have liked anyway.

You have to wonder how some things even become collector’s items! I mean, who on Earth would pay $114,000 for that?!

One of the two copies of DaVinci’s Horse is in Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, Michigan, not far from where I live.

But at least the work kept DaVinci young…

President Trump was shown scripts of Hee Haw, but found them too intellectual for his tastes!!

Did Obama never hear of the DVR?

Jason did not comment. Someone please check to see if he is ill, or if he dropped off the face of the earth. lol

On this day in history on September 10th 1914 The six-day Battle of the Marne ends, halting the German advance into France.

We have a DaVinci Horse in my home town, The other, is in Italy.

What about obama, he wasn’t smart enough to record it. He had to use privilege!

Latest cablebox has DVR. It automatically remembers to get [the] le Tour de France every morning since I like to sleep in. Zipping past the commercials for things I would never buy is a great time saver. Flamme rouge!!!!!!!!!

Wonder if that’s the same Mario that was on Pawn Stars. guy was asking $1,000,000.00 I kid you not LOL

I recognize the illustration as adapted from the cover of SMB2.

So many apologies, so little time.

Just think of the millions of people who bought that game, opened the package, and just lost 114,000 dollars.

There are two copies of the da Vinci horse. one in Milan Italy, outside the Football stadium, and a second in Grand Rapids Michigan, in the Myers gardens.

Interesting that Game of Thrones is mentioned in Ripley’s the same day that Diana Rigg died.