Famous last words can be really impressive or just silly. Some of them are so silly, or weird, you're not sure if they were really said or made-up. Check out these famous last dying words from a few famous people.
Ansel Adams, photographer (Died April 22, 1984)
Lady Nancy Witcher Longhorne Astor, English politician, first female member of the British Parliament (Died May 2, 1964)
Paul Cloudel, French poet, playwright, and diplomat (Died February 23, 1955)
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor and teacher (Died August 2, 1922)
Harriet Tubman, led over 300 slaves to freedom (Died March 10, 1913)
Lou Costello, comedian (Died March 3, 1959)
Oscar Wilde, writer (Died November 30, 1900)
These people might be remembered for their dying words but did they really say them? What do you think? Are these famous last words a joke or the real deal? Take our poll and see what others think or Last week I wrote about Dumb Criminals. Two of the three stories were true. Don Astorga really did get busted trying to smuggle lizards in his underwear and the story about the speeding driver who claimed to be napping in the back seat was also true. The dumb criminal who siphoned sewage from a motor home instead of gas was made-up. Here's what you guys thought:
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Dumb Criminals - Fact or Fiction?
All these stories are true. People do the craziest things. 29%
None of these stories are true. People aren't that dumb. 5%
At least one of these stories is made up. 35%
I don't know.29%
