Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 20, 2017

The Taiwanese knife therapy sounds frightening; better pray the therapist doesn’t sneeze.

I thought massages are supposed to relieve tension, not create it.

So it turns out Gary Blackburn is also hated by his neighbors and is causing friction because of his tank and British memorabilia. I first had to look it up since first impression was he had a life size model of the ship Q.E. II and I had to see that! Thanks Ripley for that misdirection. It’s just a statue of Her Majesty…

http://www.nottinghampost.com/news/uk-world-news/former-sherwood-forest-tree-surgeon-441022

Knife Therapy sounds like a modern term for a practice that “goes back centuries”.

Ripley is falling down on the job if the lame Gary Blackburn “story” is the best they can come up with!

I think I will “cut” that one off of my list of things to do when I visit Taiwan. I am not one to live on the “edge” like that.

I gues a “happy ending” to one of those massages means you still have all your body parts intact when it is over

Knife therapy is what you do to dull knives – sharpen them!

Not Bad for the Brazilian Kid….All the Surfers I knew back in Southern Cal. in the early sixties were born Brain Dead…“Hang Ten ? Hodaddy?…. you dropped your baggies….sickening…..