Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for July 01, 2018

… but only after the Hinkleberry-McFellows-Bronk expedition FINALLY came back and took their clothes out.

skiing the Poles is not alpine skiing, is it?

That girl must be loaded to afford to travel those faraway places.

http://www.nationalgeographic.com.au/jade-hameister/

All I got to do by the time I was 17 was go to Disneyland.

Another helicopter parent pushing their kid’s to create a legacy. An absolutely worthless record for the very rich.

I thought it was just “left” and “right”, for ski poles…

Where’s the guy who thinks money shouldn’t be spent on stuff he judges as wasteful; that it should be spent for wigs for cancer patients and such. He should be chirping in soon.

Jade’s parents needed some time alone, so they came up with this bogus record breaking feat.

They found their laundry in a spruce a 1/2 mile away; it was dry with a nice pine scent.

I assume what is meant is those buildings have their own 5-digit ZIP codes.

So, what IS that zip code for those 43 buildings? Or does not the writer know how to write English in a way that cannot be misinterpreted?

Mother Nature’s all natural clothes cleaning.

Ripley’s screwed up on the Jade piece, by making it sound like she just skied at the poles, they ignored her actual accomplishment of making the trek to the poles pulling her own 110# sled 93 miles to the N pole from their jump off point and on her S pole trek she was all alone traveling >372 miles while dragging her sled up from sea level to 9842 feet, she wasn’t airlifted there.