Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for January 06, 2017
January 05, 2017
January 07, 2017
Transcript:
The rarest pasta in the world, Su Filindeu, or the thread's of God, is only made by three Italian women living in the tiny town of Nuoro on the island of Sardinia. Ukrainian Olexander Turin officially changed his name to iPhone 7! Push! Tokyo's Shinjuku Station employed workers, known as oshiya, to cram people onto trains during rush hour.
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Templo S.U.D. almost 8 years ago
Why, Oleksander… I mean iPhone7? What sort of dishes can one make with su filindeu?
Bilan almost 8 years ago
Maybe Johnny Storm should change his name to Samsung Note 7.
johnnytiggs almost 8 years ago
Uh, do they have trains for female passengers and male passengers? If there’s only two American teenagers on a train they’re going to start fighting:( WHY YOU STARING AT ME!!!
tom_wright almost 8 years ago
Su Filandieu? Fancy way to make spaghetti.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 8 years ago
iPhone 7, Isn’t that a copyright infringement? Pasta is pasta, I don’t see where the shape makes it any different in taste.
comixbomix almost 8 years ago
He phones seven what?
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member almost 8 years ago
iPhone 7 is going to regret his name change in 5 years or so. Should’ve held out for the iPhone 20.
The Tokyo story about employing people to cram people onto trains, there’s an actual video of this practice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eeERNzIaww
Actually, there’s several videos if you search more. The one above is just one example.
Dean almost 8 years ago
And the pushers do wear gloves.
Stephen Gilberg almost 8 years ago
Must not be a popular pasta if they can’t get anyone else interested in making it.
paulsub63 almost 8 years ago
He changed his name to I Phone 7 to get a free iPhone 7.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 8 years ago
How does anyone get off if they are jammed in there too many?
hankgillette almost 8 years ago
That can’t be as rare as the pasta I make. Only one person makes it, and I do it only every five years or so.