Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 23, 2021

That would mean that one out of approximately 6 US residents throws out a plastic bottle in the average day, if my math is correct.

In NYC, he’s called the molar rat.

I guess they has fairy godmousers too.

I was born at home, not at a hospital.

Italian here. Yeah, we have the tooth mouse, not the fairy.

I recycle all the plastic bottles that can be recycled. Or repurpose or reuse. Recycle, repurpose, reuse. Actually thrown out is rare. Same with all my plastics. Just some cannot be recycled, and there are limits to repurposing and reusing.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9485079/The-new-plague-plastic-rain-microplastics-literally-pouring-sky.html?offset=36&max=100&jumpTo=comment-684194159#comment-684194159

Meanwhile, 45 was the first to be found under a rock!

After Carter was elected, the Republicans tried to get rid of hospitals. Believe it, or DON’T!

You don’t have to go too far to find the Tooth Mouse. It’s often called Ratón Pérez south of the border. Which makes sense – there are no fairies here, but there sure is a lot of mice!

I’m surprised Jason didn’t one up that bottle count

Jimmy Carter ahead of his time on Climate Change, he installed solar panels at the Whitehouse that Reagan immediately removed

No joke, when we first had kids, my wife and I decided we didn’t want to tell our children stories about the tooth fairy or the Easter bunny or anything like that. However, when my oldest lost his first tooth, I impulsively created The Tooth Weasel. The Tooth Weasel would write long, outlandish letters in a distinctive script to accompany their quarters…and sometimes play pranks on them. These experiences made for interesting conversations on the playground. I had five kids. They lost a lot of teeth. I’d written probably a novel’s worth of tooth weasel letters before I finally let them in on the joke. But it was worth it!

Plastic is the real fossil fuel threat to the world. It just doesn’t go away. Plastic micro-balls are being found everywhere!

I still can’t believe plastic water bottles don’t have a return deposit on them like pop or beer cans do…

At least during my life, Jimmy Carter is the first of the string of the terrible presidents.

I think it sounds worse. 6 bottles a day per person is a lot

And in Russia, they have the tongue fairy…

And Jimmy never let his mom forget that moment.

Take care, may famed author and ego maniac “Dr.” Arthur Janovord be with you, and gesundheit.

This begs the question “What does the titmouse bring?” Sweet dreams?

Shortly after Carter’s birth big business discovered that the health care industry was big profit.

Long about 65 years ago my widowed grandmother retired from her job and received Social Security. To supplement her income she walked the neighborhood collecting glass pop (soda) bottles for the 2¢ each. She left us a fortune.

“Did I ever tell you the story about the Tooth Beaver, Ren?”

The Tooth Mouse puts “Ernest & Celestine” into perspective.

Let’s see…we have a rat that’s a French chef, a mouse that collects teeth – what’s next, a gerbil gynecologist?…

AAAHHHH!!!! AAAHHHH!!!! QUIT GIVING INTO FLAGGERS BY DELETING MY COMMENTS!

Cimmy Jarter

Mice use their teeth for eating and biting, and I already said something about the tooth fairy on a different GoComics comic probably months ago.

In 1793, U.S. President George Washington’s second inaugural address was just 135 words long and lasted less than two minutes.

Wow, amazing, and that’s a tissue of lies

Okay, before you complain, one, I’m really, really thirsty all the time, and two, I recycle.

I’ve only used bottled water, when a flavored drink wasn’t available, which has been very rare.