Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 18, 2012

Now that’s what I call being dead unlucky in love.

George Spencer Millet worked in the NY Metropolitan Life Building as an office boy. On his 15th birthday, he was chased by a group of young women who wanted to give him a birthday kiss. In the scuffle he fell on his ink eraser, which pierced his heart and killed him.

actual inscription:lost life by stab in falling on ink eraser evading six young women trying to give him birthday kisses in office metropolitan life building

I hope they got it ‘debugged’, first!

George Millet was 15 years old when this happened?

Regarding the three-year-old in Peru, whose twin was surgically removed from his belly: I guess I have to believe folks who they tell me their god works in mysterious ways!

Goweeder… No you don’t but you should believe people when they tell you you’re a troll.

Reminds me of the lady that specified in her will that only women pall-bearers would be allowed at her funeral.“Men wouldn’t take me out while I was living, so — "

I know of a parisitic twin removed from the abdomen of an 18-year-old. Closest thing I’ve seen to a pregnant man.

About the 3 year old in Peru . . . That sounds like it should bein one of the displays at the Mayo Medical Museum I went through back in the 1960’s. You don’t want to go in there on a full stomach.

Love kills!

Georgy Porgy, puddin’ n pie; kissed the girls and made them cry………………

Poor kid. Reminds me of the “This man is about to die” segment from “Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life”… or whichever one it was.