Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 11, 2015
October 10, 2015
October 12, 2015
Transcript:
The claws of a mantis shrimp are only a few inches long, but it can deliver blows as fast as a .22 caliber bullet with 200 pounds of force. Who are you calling a shrimp?! Researchers at Japan's Kyoto University have created- and sold- cheesecake made from bacteria found in ape feces! Pitcher Derek Moore of Wheelersburg, Ohio, held a perfect high school career record- 36 wins, 0 losses and 2 back-to-back state championships!
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potrerokid about 9 years ago
Regarding the cheesecake…..no, thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
MJKesquire about 9 years ago
The W on Derek Moore’s shirt looks like the WashingtonNationals W!
lovelymajorhoople about 9 years ago
you dont have to go to Japan-there’s a bread right here in the states thats made of HUMAN dung http://www.nobeliefs.com/washingtonnews/EzekielBread.htm
Old Texan75 about 9 years ago
Did anyone see the news report about why the holes in Swiss cheese are disappearing? It turns out that the milk the cheese is made from is too clean. Research showed that tiny bits of hay in the milk was responsible for the holes in the cheese. When the cows were milked by hand, the bits of hay got in the milk. The new milking machines kept the milk clean, no hay so no holes in the cheese.
Stephen Gilberg about 9 years ago
“Mo-om, Japan’s being weird again!” If anyone tries to feed me that cheese, I’ll sic the mantis shrimp on ’em.
Ikemeister about 9 years ago
Keep in mind that the cheesecake is made using the bacteria from the dung, not the dung itself.
boldyuma about 9 years ago
Well..if people pay big bucks for coffee beans that’s been through the Civit cat($45 bucks for 4 ounces on Amazon)…then they will eat or drink almost anything(shaking my head here)
english.ann about 9 years ago
Ezekiel 4:12 says that the food referred to in verse 10 is to be baked using human waste as FUEL. So it was burned in the baking process of the bread referred to in verse 9.