Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 07, 2025

Simon’s bungee cookie dunk

theguardian.com/world/video/2016/nov/17/highest-bungee-dunk-record-set-video

Just lacking the prefix ‘gall’

Two recent college graduates walk into the men’s room at the same time.

They proceed to the urinals to relieve their bladders. When they finish one walks to the sink and washes his hands.

The other about to exit without washing his hands.

Sink guy, " At Harvard they taught us to wash our hands after using the restroom."

Other guy, “At my college they taught us not to p!ss on our hands.”

Nazim cutting hair

youtube.com/watch?v=9kNQeObznVM&ab_channel=nazimali

240 feet to dunk a cookie – and he didn’t use milk???

Burning hair? Hope he has a well ventilated shop.

Few crew cuts from Ali.

Eww! His barber shop must smell awful!

Dunking a cookie in tea isn’t all that thrilling, mister thrill seeker!

As a typical Englishman, there’s nothing l like more than a cup of tea but you wouldn’t catch me diving 240 ft to dunk a bourbon in it.

Perhaps l should rephrase that in case the rope snaps…

Our dunkable biscuit of choice would’ve been Hobnobs, ginger snaps or digestives. I question whether Simon would’ve dunked a foreign cookie…

In the 60s, my dad had a barber shop, in north London. He regularly gave a “friction-cut”, on the back of the neck, using a lit wax-taper. It was normal practice. An advocate of the friction-cut and favoured customer was the founder of Tesco, Sir Jack Cohen…

Cut my hair with fire? NO!!! I’ve seen what they can do with scissors! Fire? I think not!

Did her gallbladder wrap around her liver or something?

Then it was not a cookie, but a biscuit.

As usual, Simon’s cookie immediately broke in half with the wet half falling into the tea.

Shahib must be one of the few workers that don’t mind hot headed clients.

Next up, haircuts by laser.