Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for June 28, 2018

so when did McFadyen finally get the shot he was trying to get? (I guess it’s going to be a while until a North/Central American, Asian, or African country wins a World Cup)

Well the South Koreans just knocked favorites Germany out of the World Cup yesterday so anything’s possible.

It’s like a real life version of a childhood book, Caps For Sale. “You monkeys, you! Give me back my caps, cell phone, etc.”

A good pellet rifle and you wouldn’t need to bring along any food. You could start a whole new retrieval business.

At hour 4199 he realized, the whole time, he had the lens cap on.

What’s the old saying? “720,000 Practices make perfect!”

I’d say Alan needs a hobby, but it looks like he already has one.

See, this is why I get a tickle when professional photogs tell you how they set up to get their shots in one take, when in reality they take hundreds and pick the best ones.

I can’t stand soccer. No matter the hype, no matter how popular it gets or already is, I find its only use is to help with naps.

That’s a really nice photo!

I suppose if I took time to understand the rules I might come to watch a few games, but, I’ll never call it football.

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Those monkeys make good liberals. They want to be rewarded for bad behavior.

The United States and Japan have won the women’s world cup. RBION did not state that this only applied to the men’s world cup. So, not every world cup has been won by a European or South American country.

Could the reason be that Asian countries are more into baseball than soccer? Also the US and Canada are more into football than soccer. Soccer is more popular in South American and European countries.