Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for July 25, 2016
Transcript:
Most ticks eat just three times in their lives! I'm so full! What? Hold it! In North Dakota, beer and pretzels cannot be served at the same time! Papa New Guinea's Chimbu tribe paint their bodies like skeletons, a tradition that began as a way to intimidate their enemies.
Templo S.U.D. over 8 years ago
What could possibly go wrong if you serve beer and pretzels at the same time in North Dakota?
Dean over 8 years ago
Can NOT have people dunking their pretzels in the beer!!!
John Wiley Premium Member over 8 years ago
Slight misinterpretation of the law…
http://criminaldefensetucson.com/north-dakota-pretzels-beer-yes-things-somehow-connected/
ralphhenry over 8 years ago
The skeleton disguise didn’t fool anyone due to the loin cloth.
Chad Cheetah over 8 years ago
Another wacky North Dakota law: It is illegal to lie down and fall asleep with your shoes on.
CeeJay over 8 years ago
Beer and pretzels? Maybe they don’t want bars serving salty food (pretzels and peanuts) because people will drink more! I say outlaw serving popcorn and soda at the same time!
captainofgondor over 8 years ago
I still find myself saying “Uh oh Chongo.” Good way to find out who’s older than they say!
captainofgondor over 8 years ago
And now we all have the Banana Splits theme stuck in our heads.
yangeldf over 8 years ago
North Dakota revels either stupidity or malevolence in an entrapment scheme. The purpose of pretzels or other bread related snacks is to absorb some of the alcohol in the beer and provide the body with good carbohydrates to use as energy which again mitigates the effect of alcohol. If you can’t eat then the alcohol in the beer is going to make you drunker faster. The only reason I can see this law being passed o to catch more people for public drunkenness or DUI.
wjones over 8 years ago
If your in a bar in North Dakota and you want beer and pretzels, go ahead and order. You will not be turned down, unless the bar has no pretzels.
Mariposamia over 8 years ago
Why is “pretzel’s” singular possessive, instead of plural: pretzels?