Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 25, 2024

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    jasonsnakelover  3 months ago

    Jare Clacobs

    Not only that but one time. And one time. And I’m telling you that one time.

    May the Lord be with you as He is with me.

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    Pickled Pete  3 months ago

    How tall is a penguin?

    A man rushes into a bar and screams at the bartender, “How tall is a penguin?”

    The bartender looks at him weirdly and says, “Excuse me?”

    The man repeats, “How tall is a penguin?”

    The bartender motions with his hands. “Uh, about this high.”

    The color drains from the man’s face as he says, “Oh shìt, I just ran over a nun.”

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    ronaldspence  3 months ago

    some assembly requires for the robes

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    Bilan  3 months ago

    Who knew that there was even an Ikea in the Seven Kingdoms!?

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    Say What Now‽ Premium Member 3 months ago

    Taking short steps and being very careful while walking on icy streets is what we Canadians often have to do. We don’t need to imitate penguins.

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    A Common 'tator  3 months ago

    There’re over almost 19,500 miles of British coastline. But Clare was actually on the Isle of Wight…

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    Wangofree  3 months ago

    They could also walk like an Egyptian. I hear that helps.

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    Tenner  3 months ago

    Better to walk like a Ninja

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    frank_t_novak  3 months ago

    Wrong! It was the island of white.

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    steveconkey2003  3 months ago

    So the coats needed to be assembled from bad instructions?

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    comixbomix  3 months ago

    I have even better advice: Avoid icy conditions.

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    Jogger2  3 months ago

    The advice to “walk like a penguin” when crossing ice is decades old. When I moved to Minnesota, 30 years ago, it was used in an ad for ice melt. (The point being, if you used ice melt, you could avoid the need to walk like a penguin.)

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    6turtle9  3 months ago

    I prefer to walk like a polar bear, that way if I slip I have much less distance to fall.

    Next time I am laying in front of the fire on my IKEA rug, I will think of this.

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    ssledge  2 months ago

    I heard that before. Anyone know if it works?.

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    JoshHere  2 months ago

    The Night’s Watch actors in GOT, suddenly felt the urge to have people walk all over them

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