Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for March 12, 2015
Transcript:
This shows stinks! South Korean company Aromajoin sells technology that shoots smells according to what's shown on a TV screen. Zap! Dutch Railways are fitting laser beams to the front of trains to vaporize leaves on the tracks. Su Sung, and 11th century Chinese astronomer, spent six years developing the Cosmic Engine- a 40 foot high tower powered by a waterwheel that told the time and predicted astronomical events.
Templo S.U.D. almost 10 years ago
So the Koreans have already made smellevsion behind the backs of the rest of the world?
elysummers almost 10 years ago
Leaves? Leaves are a problem?
BearsDown Premium Member almost 10 years ago
We need bigger laser beams on our trains.
Neo Stryder almost 10 years ago
Bad the clock was destroyed by an idiot who didn’t understand its potential.
brooklyn51 almost 10 years ago
How long before Dutch trains fall into the wrong hands?
Marblemouth almost 10 years ago
Why not just blow compressed air in front of the wheels or tie a broom on the cow catcher?
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Famous last words of Dutch Railways: What could go wrong?
corpcasselbury almost 10 years ago
I wonder what the Dutch will mount on their trains next; photon torpedoes, maybe, or a superlaser that can destroy an entire planet with one shot.
stathmk Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Here’s a superb documentary from The History Channel and it includes Su Sung’s Cosmic Engine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TzLejrJ6I8
tadchem almost 10 years ago
Caution: Do not use Aromajoin when watching reruns of Dirty Jobs.
CeeJay almost 10 years ago
Don’t the Dutch have to worry about cattle? Why not a cow zapper?
Red_Fez almost 10 years ago
Roll that beautiful bean footage.
sdjamieson Premium Member almost 10 years ago
So now when the Dutch version of Snidely Whiplash ties a young damsel to the railroad track, the train might do a Goldfinger on her?
spaced man spliff almost 10 years ago
Did he run the patent app past his attorney, Su Wing Yoo?