Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for January 14, 2017

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    Templo S.U.D.  almost 8 years ago

    lucky man… at least the ring wasn’t in the plumbing or heating floor vent

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    Say What Now‽ Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    A 14 + 1 carrot gold ring.

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    NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    Shouldn’t that be Gorgs Prc?

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    joe piglet Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    I am still waiting for the fish that has my ring. Lost it canoeing more than 5 years ago.

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    J Short  almost 8 years ago

    At least that’s what he told his wife. It was really lost at the local brothel.

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    J Short  almost 8 years ago

    Com on, it’s not possibl to right a book lik that.

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    bartour  almost 8 years ago

    So the author must not have put his name on the manuscript, or else the this is just a lie.

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    tuslog1964  almost 8 years ago

    YOU ARX A KXY PXRSON (You Are a Key Person) was a paper handed out at Harris/Gates in the 1970s re how important each employee was. ie using a typewriter with the E key missing.

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    tuslog64  almost 8 years ago

    And be in the unemployement office two days later!

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    Stephen Gilberg  almost 8 years ago

    I knew there was an E-less novel, but I didn’t know it was French. Too bad it must make for lousy translations.

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    JastMe  almost 8 years ago

    Gobin56 probably meant Gadsby (written back in the 30s).

    By the way, La Disparition was translated into English (as A Void) and the translator followed the ‘no E’ rule. Incidentally, all three of those writers have the letter E in their name.

    And no, writing long lipograms is not easy!

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    bookworm0812  almost 8 years ago

    Oh, and I love the irony of putting the tidbit about St. Anthony’s chapel right next to the one about a man who found his long-lost missing ring. For those who are unfamiliar, St. Anthony de Padua is the patron saint of lost articles.

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