Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 20, 2024

Well, OK, I guess … if it worked for Freddy Mercury it’ll probably do for me.

that comb is the champion!

“My GF said picking my nose is disgusting”, a man told his friend.

“So what?” his friend replied.

The guy answered, “Well now I have to do it myself”.

That’s a horrible price for a moustache comb! I bet you can find a moustache comb on Amazon for a couple of bucks!

I wonder if that bird was the basis for the legend of the Thunderbird.

Just think, for the cost of that comb, that person could’ve fed a dozen homeless families for a year. But hey, at least they have a comb.

I think Ripley needs to tell us if a bird of that size still exists. It would make my walking a bit less tenuous. Although he did say ‘was’.

Nanny was drinking from the puddle of “heavy, heavy, fuel” at the Haysham nuclear power station.

See also Memphis The 2 Nose Cat on Instagram…

instagramDOTcom / memphis2nosecat/

keyword: Was. swiped from the internet..“This bird roamed the skies of South America from about 6 million years ago up until about 10,000 years ago. The most likely reason for this disappearance is climate change. 10,000 years ago was the end of the last ice age, so the earth was going through a period of rapid warming. This and other factors, such as overhunting by humans, caused a mass extinction of the majority of the large animals in the Americas.”

Wow – thank you for allowing the strange yet fantastic fact about the two-nosed kitty!!

I wonder what Salvador Dali’s mustache comb would sell for.

That was a bird, not a flying reptile

Freddie’s comb came with some moustache hairs apparently.

“And now for something completely different: a cat with two noses.”

The Argentavis Magnificen went extinct because most airports at the time didn’t have a runway that was large enough.

I think we may have unwittingly discovered what the Nasca Lines in Peru were for. Landing zones for the Magnificen.