Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 17, 2015

What’s so frightening about Asian eating utensils?

Im more scared of knives.

Next step, will they suspend the rule about only political figures being on money?

Richard Nixon is the only person I know of that wa immortalized on a postage stamp before his death.

Consecotalephobia?I thought that was the fear of Jose Canseco telling stories?

There is a Chinese restaurant that I frequent, where the staff is always offering to get me a fork.Using chopsticks isn’t that hard. Like anything else, they just take a little practice.

Misbehaving as a child.

@BRI-NO_MITE!! I always considered chop sticks a bit slow for eating my tomato soup.

@Bobarion – quiet – the TSA will decide no chopsticks, pens, or pencils in carry on luggage.

and a human in the proper position can hit 200 mph in 10 seconds…

My only fear regarding chopsticks is the @$$ I make of myself trying to use them! :-)

I can see the guy with a speed gun pointing at the avalanche…Audio as follows…:" 60….70…75 miles per hour!…Ohhhhhhshiiiiiiitttt"

So, Which TeaPublican Politician was John Boehner trying to get put on the Postage Stamp?.

More seriously, the Post Office wants some of that “Sports Star” Trading Card money..How much for that A-Rod Rookie Stamp, anyway?.

What’s wrong with calling it just plain “chopstickophobia”? I find that joining them together to make tongs works much easier.

Tom, may I speak for all of us when I welcome you back from the coma you were in from 2000-2009.There are, however, some horror stories you missed during that time. You may have to sit down for this one, because you would NOT BELIEVE what happened in that era.

True.In Chinese they are kuaizi In Japanese, hashi or otemotoIn Korean, jeotgarak in Vietnamese, đũa .