Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for July 29, 2015

I guess the deal doesn’t work to buy Wina Lia’s house if the buyer is already married or is another single woman.

Australia has the world’s largest population of wild camels. You’ll find those the Saudi’s purchase are used for camel racing.I believe we also have the largest population of wild Hog Deer which are native to South East Asia countries.

Wina Lia: Isn’t that what happened on To the Manor Born?

What happens if the buyer buys the house but doesn’t want to “marry” Wina Lia?

Yes but that woman from the Manor born was ugly in an atractive way, also too fussy,and back bitting!

I wonder whether he or the tree broke any limbs?

I don’t think the camels are native to Aus – they were taken there by the Brits, because they could tolerate conditions in the Outback better than horses. Some ‘escaped’, but most were simply released, when they proved much more difficult to handle than horses.

Templo, Indonesia allows a man to have two wives. A guy I knew at work was working in Indonesia and married a much younger woman. She wanted him to marry her best friend, also.

The tree limbs splintered and prevented his getting splattered.

When they get divorced she will get the house – I think that’s the way it works.

Makes sense that camels live in Australia; it is the driest continent.

That Dutch honeymooner must have not liked married life.