Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 11, 2022

Fun fact: Sawai Mansingh hospital is where that gallbladder was removed AND where the previous record holder for longest gallbladder was removed in 2021.

That woman had a lot of gall!

I wonder what Simon would do for an ice cream cone.

Burn, baby, burn. Barbershop inferno.

Gallbladders? How about colons? I am personally acquainted with someone whose colon (still in the body) is 7 feet longer than normal, as measured by a gastroenterologist, and confirmed by a surgeon who had to put it back following unrelated surgery. Believe It or not.

If he was English it was a biscuit, not a cookie.

Take care, may revered horsebus driver Lliam “Road Apple” McCord be with you, and gesundheit.

I won’t have to go to that barber. People already call me a real hothead!

Good one!

Ewwww….

Burnt hair smells really nasty…..

So you go to the barber and he lights your head on fire. How do you not kill him?

Simon’s lucky he wasn’t killed.

The Indian barber gives a hot head instead of hot foot.

I’m assuming they’d call it a biscuit, right? Silly Americans, biscuits are for Brits. (And sausage gravy in the South, but that’s another story.)

What the hell kind of hair do they have over in New Delhi?

I’m bald – guess who cuts my hair?

I don’t understand why it’s called a “haircut” when the hair is not being cut!? In this case it’s a “hairburn” I’d say.

I cannot IMAGINE how the Sahib Sahiba Salon smells!!!

I believe the GEICO gecko calls it a biscuit.

I am a slow reader and I don’t get it! Any help from our brilliant fans and readers.

Scrotum, Sternum, and Septum. Do not mix them up!!

I saw Art Linkletter get his hair cut with fire in the 1960’s on the “Art Linkletter Houseparty”. As a side note I really enjoyed the “Kid’s say the Darndest Things” segment. I didn’t really understand them then, but now when I look back they seem to be a little more “Darndest”.