Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 07, 2013
October 06, 2013
October 08, 2013
Transcript:
The Grass Skiing World Cup concluded in Switzerland in August 2013. The sport, invented in Germany in the 1960s, uses skis with tank like threads! Highly illogical!! Klingon Romulan Klingon Court and Romulan Court or two streets it meet at an intersection in Sacramento, California. They were named in 1977 by civil engineer and Star Trek fan, Ted Colbert. Was that a good deal? In 1674, the Dutch swapped Manhattan Island with the British for tiny Run Island in the Indian Ocean- area 1 square mile.
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Space_cat about 11 years ago
Too bad the Dutch did not keep Manhattan, it would have been a much more attractive and livable, a real town like it used to be.
Dkram about 11 years ago
That image of Spock looks like it came direct from the animated Star Trek that was on ABC..\\//_
aimlesscruzr about 11 years ago
I’ll bet the Dutch thought it was a great deal at the time. I would guess it was to reduce costs for their trading and exports.
bigjimfigaro about 11 years ago
At the time Run Island was the better part of the bargain as it was the source of Nutmeg.
Phil721 about 11 years ago
Enterprise, al was incorporated in 1896, (i thiink that was before startrek)
finnygirl Premium Member about 11 years ago
No Borg street, as the Borg are busy assimilating everything else.
AmyGrantfan51774 about 11 years ago
interesting about the streets in Sacramento that were named after Star Trek characters I like Star Trek so did my cousin Jessica