Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for November 04, 2012
November 03, 2012
November 05, 2012
Transcript:
S.P.Q.R. the abbreviation of the ancient Roman motto meaning The Senate and people of Rome, is still used by the city after more than two thousand years! Ernie Rubin and Ann Carter of Palm Desert, Ariz., USA, held a wedding for their dogs- at a cost of more than $5,000! British artist Kerry Howley makes necklaces from human hair!
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i_am_the_jam about 12 years ago
SENATVS POPVLESQVE ROMANVS :D :D :D
Puddleglum2 about 12 years ago
At least you don’t have to comb a necklace.
tedunn5453 about 12 years ago
It’s their money. For now, they get to do with it as THEY please, not how it pleases others…
Red_Fez about 12 years ago
We treat our pets better than rabid Muslims treat their fellow man.
dogbreath 2 about 12 years ago
you got that right
CrimsonFoxx about 12 years ago
Not as impressive as the guy who held a wedding for his cats that included a disco dance reception.
LadyLavendar about 12 years ago
You know how it drives you crazy when a hair is tickling your face and you can’t find it to get it off . . . now a whole necklace full . . . they are pretty but not for me.
goweeder about 12 years ago
“At least Conservatives aren’t spending your tax dollars on vactions for his wife and kids!”__________________________________
.What are vactions??
runar about 12 years ago
Senātus Populusque Rōmānus
runar about 12 years ago
“You may now hump the bride’s leg.”
wjones about 12 years ago
goweeder; I give up. What are vactions
bostonEddie about 12 years ago
SPQR : (roughly) Sonos Porcos Quis romanii
“Such pigs these Romans are”Did you know Romans never spoke Latin? Ciceronian Latin was an artificial construct.
bostonEddie about 12 years ago
Here’s a better translation, via examiner dot com.“sono poco questi Romani”: they are pigs, these Romans.
tuslog64 about 12 years ago
Was the bride virgin and allowed to wear white?