Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 26, 2013
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The black fire beetle actively seeks out forest fires using infrared sensors- there'll are vague can only grow in smoldering wood! Golfer Chris Gilley sank a hole-in-one twice in one day at the same hole in the tournament in Indian Wells, California, in June 2013. At a traditional South American Parrillada barbecue, all parts of the cow are cooked, and include grilled heart, intestines and udder!
Templo S.U.D. over 11 years ago
To some, offal is just awful. I sure would like to try out a parrillada.
Aussie Down Under over 11 years ago
I’d like to comment that’s a load of bull but it really isn’t.
billcor over 11 years ago
ok, not smoldering wood, bad discription. the woods not going to smolder for weeks while the eggs hatch and the larva grows without cooking them. How about previously heated wood with carmalized sap?
Frogman_tg over 11 years ago
I can sum up parrillada in just one word, “UGH” How some people can eat some of the things they eat is beyond me. I read once that the Eskimos used to eat meat rotten with maggots, sickening about says it all.
roscoedog55 over 11 years ago
Gilley finished the tourney 2nd in a playoff.When I was a kid my dad could not get me to understand why a hole-in-one did not automatically make you the winner.
alan.gurka over 11 years ago
All these bad puns about cows and their innards. C’mon, have a heart!
bigbadpete over 11 years ago
Well, no matter what it tastes, the parrillada BBQ will never taste as bad as the chicken I had last night at Boston Pizza.
joe piglet Premium Member over 11 years ago
I think there are other cow parts, not mentioned, that are grilled; call prairie oysters.
Weakstream over 11 years ago
In this part of Texas they are called calf fries.
Vermont Premium Member over 11 years ago
“South American”? Couldn’t “Ripley” be more specific than that?
sottwell over 11 years ago
um… cows don’t have the parts know as calf fries or prairie oysters.
goweeder over 11 years ago
So, we have finally discovered the culprit in all those forest fires!
rands1231 over 11 years ago
What do you call a cow with no legs? Ground beef.
Dkram over 11 years ago
Cow heart is a good dish, also try a cows tongue, very tender.As for Rockie Mountain oysters, I’ll pass..\\//_
boldyuma over 11 years ago
Growing up in Arizona I’ve eaten just about every part of a cow in sauces,BBQ’s, and pit roasting..If prepared correctly “Tripa”(cow stomach),and Lengua(Tongue) is tasty..Buca(cow cheeks) delicious..One of the only parts I will NOT eat is Sesos(brains)..no..nonot in my tacos…ever..
mbraun over 11 years ago
@joe piglet- cows don’t have those, only bulls do.:-)