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1. 12 days ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   Los Angeles did it several years ago and it’s still on the books.

2. 3 months ago on Garfield

   I was about to say similar. Mondays are at least interesting. Not necessarily pleasant, but interesting.

3. 5 months ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   The reason Drumheller has the title is because the badlands region where Drumheller is located there’s an exceptionally high number of fossils from a large variety of dinosaurs that are still being unearthed. Though more tourism these days it’s still has a pretty solid location for paleontologists to go to.

4. 5 months ago on Buckles

   No no, Paul said to treat the new paperboy with the same respect he gives the regular one. Paul never said anything about being nice. If anything Buckles is being true to his word.

5. 8 months ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   It’s worse than you think. When filling expense claims you have to list the location the set is purchased from as well AND provide receipts-invoices. All that is going to do is make it worse as it going to be seen as an obvious attempt to hide it.

6. 8 months ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   It’s not as heavy as it’s size would imply if it was just unfluffed syrup, but that doesn’t mean it’s light. Average air content in a commercial marshmallow is roughly 40-50%, with hand made being roughly 25-30%.

7. 9 months ago on Buckles

   No, reread what he wrote very carefully and you’ll get the joke.

8. 9 months ago on Garfield

   Low fat margarine is impossible anyways as it only a fat.

9. 9 months ago on Animal Crackers

   Not entirely true. Some de-icing salts have an anti-freeze mixed in allowing it to work as low as -4F/-20C. That said, sand is cheaper, reusable, and is effective for compacted snow as well as ice while salt loses effectiveness with the former.

10. 9 months ago on Dog Eat Doug

    Nope, that is definitely He-Man. The sword design and the armor on Annie (aka the Battle-Cat armor) is definitive.