Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for November 26, 2012
November 25, 2012
November 27, 2012
Transcript:
Chris Smith of Dedham, Mass., USA, travels 24 miles to work by bicycle- although he is legally blind! Chefs need to hold a special license to prepare and serve fugu puffer fish sashimi in Tokyo because of its highly lethal neurotoxins! Cheetahs have become so genetically similar to inbreeding that each can accept transplants from any other unrelated cheetah without risk of rejection!
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BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member about 12 years ago
Has organ transplants for cheetahs ever been an issue?
Templo S.U.D. about 12 years ago
Amazing with Mr. Smith there. How about two Australian cyclist brothers Lorin and Dean Nicholson going from Perth to Sydney (2480 miles)… they’re also blind, but they rode in the back of tandem bicycles.
da11a5 about 12 years ago
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bluegirl285 about 12 years ago
I heard that even if pufferfish sashimi is prepared correctly, there’s still some neurotoxin left that can temporarily numb your mouth, like novocaine.
Puddleglum2 about 12 years ago
According to the law, AshburnStadium’s oldest friend is a ‘cheetah’.
Marvin3 about 12 years ago
bluegirl285 you’ve got it right. Some japanese friends invited me to join them in a fugu sashimi meal. The first sign that all was not well was my numb lips, the next two days was hell getting over “just feeling rotten”. Best to leave the fugu to the natives.
bostonEddie about 12 years ago
Strangely enough, Massachusetts legalized medical pot a month or so ago-AND NOBODY NOTICED! Not one article in the national or international press!
Buggerlugs about 12 years ago
I will keep this in mind the next time my cheetah needs a transplant.
WIRedSoxFan Premium Member almost 12 years ago
I SAID FUGU ME!!! :)
Nobody ever died from a poison pork chop.