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Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 23, 2012
April 22, 2012
April 24, 2012
Transcript:
"Hello, Please Don't Call... I recently moved to a quiet neighborhood" Bob McCully of Pittsburgh, PA., USA, died in August 2011 at age 88, but not before writing his Christmas greeting cards for the year- giving a posthumous message to his friends, relatives and associates. Although most of the Arctic is an ocean, it is also a desert- as it receives almost no rain or snowfall! Mr. Clean! Don Aslett of Pocacello, Idaho, USA, built a museum dedicated to the history of cleaning, which opened its doors in 2011!
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Aussie Down Under almost 13 years ago
Nothing like getting a Christmas (is this still PC) card in August, or did someone find them and post them later?
Aussie Down Under almost 13 years ago
The comment was said tongue in cheek. Karma is the answer to everything.
fireboy28 cfde16 almost 13 years ago
I feel sorry for X people.
walruscarver2000 almost 13 years ago
Or are you just looking for something to take offense about?
Big_Tex almost 13 years ago
Here in Houston, we have a funeral history museum.
Bob. almost 13 years ago
Sigh.
Nebulous Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Actually “Christ” is not a proper noun, it is a title, meaning “Annointed”. “The Christ” is a proper noun, referring to Jesus, the leader of the group that became Christianity.“Annointed”, of course, means “Oil has been applied”, so presumably Christians should have greasy hair.
Puddleglum2 almost 13 years ago
Don Aslett really should clean up with that idea!
iced tea almost 13 years ago
Rest in Peace, Mr. McCully. You lived a wonderful life. Christmas should be spelled with Christ in front of it. It’s because of Him we have this holiday to honor Him.
Logical Duck almost 13 years ago
The janitor at that museum must get confused a lot.
Jogger2 almost 13 years ago
Did he know his messages would be posthumous? Did he believe he would not live to see the next Christmas?