Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 08, 2022

Andrew Gray actually holds the world record for the size of his collection. He uses it to help raise money and awareness for a local hospice service, which is nice.

Did those golfers have the decency to ask if they can play through?

OK, dumb question … is that a putter driving that golf ball off of that tee?

One thing I want to know about Canada… Are there no multiples of city names? For example, in the U.S. we have many Springfields. But I"m always seeing mentions of Canadian cities as Vancouver, Canada; Toronto, Canada; Moose Jaw, Canada… instead of Vancouver, British Columbia; Toronto, Ontario; Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Guess you could call me an owlcaholic. I own a wide variety of novelty owls.

The only way I see that being played in 24.75 seconds is a double eagle considering that’s a par 5.

I’ve done four Mulligans, but not in less than 30 minutes, given the comfy nature of golf courses for naps.

Take care, may famed barge-aholic Mary “Since I Put On An Extra 55 Pounds I Get No Opposition” Lardord be with you, and gesundheit.

I wonder if Andrew has ever seen a live croc, before. We in the US south try to keep our distance from the big lizards. Fortunately, there are none in our area, except at the zoo.

People should view the video of “The Wreck of the English Bay Barge” on YouTube, especially fans of Gordon Lightfoot!

How do I tell the difference between novelty crocs and novelty gators?

What is a crocohol?

Agree!

I guess you could say that it just Barged in.

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I first read the one about Andrew Gray as him being a chocoholic…

As how does that make it into the record book. I do believe the fix is on!

Unless these golfers spread out over the length of the fairway before the first one teed off! Otherwise, just moving 501 yards to get to the hole in 24.75 seconds would be a world record for a 500 yard dash!

Speed golf:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19q4Wdlyp3w

if it happens again, next time they can call it barge chilling son of a beach

Canadians know how to roll with it. Love it!