Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for July 15, 2015
July 14, 2015
July 16, 2015
Transcript:
I should have stayed home!! Agoraphobic Janet Faal left her Crawley, UK, home for only the third time in 10 years on April 10, 2015- only to fall into an open manhole. Ozzie got his waddle back! After having a broken leg amputated as a gosling, Ozzie, a goose in South Africa, waddles about using a 3-D printed prosthetic! Welcome Mehmet Ali Gokceoglu fenced in his Cesme, Turkey, luxury villa with a 50 meter long aquarium full of fish and octopuses!
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cripplious over 9 years ago
Poor Ms Faal I hope two things: one she was okay after her fall and two her name doesn’t rhyme with that. That’d be double humiliation.
SlyMongoose over 9 years ago
Octopi is the plural, no?
Old Texan75 over 9 years ago
Bugs Bunny said an octopus was an eight legged cat.Now where did that come from?
Captain Colorado over 9 years ago
I bet there won’t be a fourth time.
Simon_Jester over 9 years ago
Lio is going to be SO jealous of Mehmet Ali
comixbomix over 9 years ago
Cool! I just found the link to the video I saw a while back – I’m pretty pleased with how well I remembered it above:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFyY2mK8pxk
Max Starman Jones over 9 years ago
It could have been worse for poor Janet. She could have also been claustrophobic.
english.ann over 9 years ago
The only plural I’ve ever seen for hippopotamus is “hippopotamuses,” never anything like “hippopotami.” The nouns changing “us” to “i” in the plural end in “ius,” such as radii for radius. Not some consonant before “us” as in these animal names (octopus, hippopotamus).
tuslog64 over 9 years ago
Why are they called oxen instead of oxes?The -en for plural comes from german.Just like nothing is powderized – just pulverized.German for powder is pulver.