Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 17, 2020

OK, here we go…

NO jar of horse poop ever sold for $201.Renry Hushman invented nothing.Mexican Entrepreneurs are not subject to spoonerizing.

Take a break and God forbid.

Someone’s making road-apple pie!

cactus leather… how interesting (just watch out for any forgotten pricks)

It kinda looks like not-redheaded Conan O’Brien invented modern glitter.

Did the poop come with a certificate of authenticity?

Does the poop come with DNA authentication?

Why would anyone buy 23 year old horse crap?

That’s great. No need to murder poor creatures for leather. But I won’t be surprised if environmental activists and global warming alarmists begin cactus activisim.

Ugh. Fools and their money! I’m convinced their are people who will literally buy anything!

Lucky for Henry he has passed away. I would’ve filled his car with glitter.

I’ve never worn leather pants and I,m not about to start if those guys are making them.

My wife’s aunt used to run out into the street and clean up after a delivery horse had left a “package” in front of her house. She used it for fertilizer in her garden.

the fact that someone gathered horse poop and devised a way to make money from it is not surprising.

what IS surprising is that there are individuals out there that would fork over 200 for a jar of horse poop..

On second thought, I guess that isn’t surprising either

Hopefully they are using those stinking pear cactus, and not the Saguaro cactus.

on this day in history on September 17th 1787 The Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia approves the constitution for the United States of America.

why did they collect the horse poop in the first place? and who would want to buy it? what did they need the horse poop for?

I hope the leather is free of prickly needles!

Betty Poop intoned a charming song about jarred poop.. Oo-Poop-ee-Doo.

Take care and gesundheit.

Will cacti become popular again? Some of them are listed as endangered species.

Simple way to make leather from cacti:

Remove the thorns. Feed cacti to cows. Kill cows. Turn hide into leather.

Oh, wait, you mean turn cacti into leather without involving cows or other animals? Impossible, as leather is defined as “a material made from the skin of an animal by tanning or a similar process.” They may be making a “leather-like” product but not actual leather.

No, I don’t believe it. That’s a load of horse pucky.

And one of the most popular tourist items in Alaska are swizzle sticks with a moose nugget (poop) on the end. Lacquered, but still…

Is cactus “leather” harder to make than a “silk purse” out of a sow’s ear?

Before their successful leath-tier business, Veladre and Cazarez attempted to create a cheaper glitter substitute for Pinatas made of a giant silver charm they found visiting Kentucky. Then they accidentally stepped on poop on their way back home.

Shave the bear, Lard mess.

Please don’t use glitter. Microbeads, plastic water bottles, etc. are currently almost impossible to avoid, but people are trying alternatives. Also, please don’t release balloons into the air (they endanger animals and litter the countryside).

What about bull poop? Or is that a lot of B S?

Where’s Jason snake lover when he’s needed!

I find it hard to picture a leather-skinned Saguaro cactus…

Leather made from cacti? Cattle (and animal lovers) rejoice! Break out the champagne – the good stuff!