Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for July 19, 2022

They stopped collecting tweets because they ran out of computer space.

The ATMs are at McMurdo Station, a research station with a current population of around 1200 residents (much fewer in the winter). Apparently, cash circulates from so few places at the station that you’re likely to get the same bill multiple times.

Hey Castazo, why was that the product you used as an example?

Do I want to shout the name of the product to end a commercial block?

It depends.

Closed my Twitter account, do not miss it at all.

Don’t try using the Sony tech if Alexa is listening.

If TVs reacted to shouting the world would have exploded decades ago.

Take care, may famed cathode ray tube whisperer Allen “Stare Until You Believe!” DuMontord be with you, and gesundheit.

Antarctica? Nothing like cold cash …

I feel like Sony patented that specifically so no one else could make it, even though they have no intention of using it themselves.

What the heck do you need cash for in Antarctica?

Wasn’t it a waste of space to archive tweets in the Library of Congress…

Have you heard of that disease that you get from kissing birds?

It"s called Chirpes.

It’s one of those canarial diseases.

I hear it’s untweetable.

One more.

Disney just tweeted that they wont be making new Marvel Universe movies, but the Tweet was cut short.

Looks like they ran out of characters.

Until next time.

My solution for (*&%%^$ tv commercials is pretty simple, but it works well. I just record the show on my dvr before I watch it – even if it’s just 30 minutes early. Then I fast forward through the commercials when I watch my program. Works great.

Where in Antarctica do you spend money? Cold Stone Creamery? No one has seen the White Castle. Their Starbucks only has iced coffee.

One reason God get’s even with people (never revenge though)—too much beer makes for no sex or lousy sex

Good evening Rippers,

Here’s another tale from my days of being an over the road truck driver,

I was on I-10 just outside of Van Horn, Texas heading west.I was trying to make it to the Petro truck stop to get some fuel. Like a rookie I ran out of fuel about a mile from the Petro.I pulled onto the shoulder and secured the truck and started walking.

A J.B.Hunt driver pulled over and got out and ask what was wrong

I told him what happened and that I had to walk to the truck stop and get some fuel. He said hang on let me lock my truck and I will walk with you.