Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for July 10, 2020

Duh, everybody knows that aquatic acronym… well maybe not quite everybody.

Has anyone ever tried sticking one of the lobster claws into the boiling water to see if it withdraws it?

Sean Connery is the best James Bond.

I was taught it was “Some Come Up Barely Alive”….

obviously alive lobsters feel pain, like every alive being. if a being is alive,then it feels pain when they are killed, when their life is taken away. if a being has nervous they feel, if a being can feel and have awareness they feel, if a living being have instints they feel, any living being have survival instincts, emotions, senses, they feel. you dont need an IQ of 2 cents to realize it.

Pain is the clue you’re doing something dangerous.

Lobster Pain: Obviously we need a study funded by a Multi Million dollar government grant to find out along with new regulations. And where the hell is PETA?

SNAFU is an acronym for….

… my family was kidnapped by aliens…

…they were all sizzled alive..

…I don’t know if their screams were from joy or something else…

I for sure have serious problems with boiling lobsters alive, especially when we don’t know if they’re feeling the pain!

When I think of James Bond, I think of Roger Moore’s Bond.

What I find interesting about Roger Moore is he played Beau Maverick on the show of same name.

I thought this was supposed to be about unbelievable things. I’ve known what SCUBA stands for ever since I saw an episode of Family Ties when dumb Mallory actually knew something.

Oh I’m sure creatures from the cold ocean bottom don’t feel pain when boiled alive. Right.

Take care and gesundheit.

Sean Connery is Bond……James Bond…to me! The rest are just poor substitutes!

Whenever I see a Daniel Craig Bond movie, I do feel it’s the longest…

And neither of them ever came close to Sean Connery!

SCUBA – invented by Jacques Cousteau.

Sean Connery played James Bond 7 times, Dr. No (1962), From Russia with Love (1963), Goldfinger (1964), Thunderball (1965), You Only Live Twice (1967), Diamonds Are Forever (1971), and Never Say Never Again (1983). From 1962 to 1983 is 21 years. Craig has only played Bond for 14 years so he still has a ways to go to catch up. Yeah Sean. And yes David Niven and George Lazenby are the only actors that played the part for a single movie.

Nobody beats Sean Connery as Bond.

It was Jacques Cousteau, a French-Canadian marine scientist who did much of his research from on his ship called The Calypso. Singer John Denver wrote a song about the Cousteau’s ship “Calypso” after visiting aboard it.

I liked Roger Moore better. He never had pain when he was in hot water.

Sean Connery played in 7 Bond movies!

And a Thomson’s gazelle feels pain when it’s being ripped apart by a pack of hyenas. What’s the point?

A lobster will attempt to climb out of boiling water. Good chefs insert an ice pick into the nerve plexus at the back of the head just prior to dropping them in to prevent this.

I’m just going to assume lobsters experience pain.

AS my Dad said when boiling live crabs for Cioppino – Who Cares?….

And SCBA, without the U, stands for “self-contained breathing apparatus” – the device used by firefighters (and others) to breathe in bad conditions, just not underwater.

James Bond theme was originally about an unlucky sneeze!

I learned the scuba thing just today