Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 12, 2024

Yeah, I think I can bend my imagination far enough beyond the limits of normal existence to Believe It that some folks like a goldfish pond. Anybody else dumbstruck by this??

In Britain the water companies have just been fined lots because they haven’t stopped leaks! But then most of them are foreign owned so why would they worry if others have to go without water!

Topic is Goldfish

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Little 8 year old Susie is in her back yard digging a hole. Her neighbor Mr. Johnson peeks over the fence and says, “Gee Susie, what’s going on?”

Susie says, “I’m digging a hole, it’s pretty obvious.”

Mr. Johnson asks, “Why are you digging a hole?”

Susie replies, “I’m burying my gold fish.”

Mr Johnson laughs and asks, “Why is the hole so big?”

Susie replies, “Because MY goldfish is inside YOUR cat”.

Those poor goldfish. Was the New York goldfish pond in a pot hole?

Remember what TLC said about chasing waterfalls.

Are those residents who want that fish pond permanent cats by any chance?

The Phone Khapheng Falls on the Rekong Miver in Louthern Saos.

I once spread 6.8 miles wide.

You’re right, Jason. This is fun!

May the Lord be with you as He is with me.

Salmon climb them as well.

Those gobies couldn’t afford Peletons!

That would be worth traveling to go see!

The fish cheer each other on. “Go Bies, Go Bies.”

It would be freaky if gobies climbed waterfalls outside their lifecycles.

The mighty Mekong River! Longer than the Mississippi, and flows through several countries. I saw it often while visiting Thailand. The Mekong is beautiful, but I cannot say the same for the alcohol of the same name. Nasty hangover.

The Mekong River is the longest river in Southeast Asia. The river has a length of approximately 4,900 km, flowing from its source on the Tibetan Plateau in China through Myanmar, Lao PDR, Thailand, Cambodia and Viet Nam via a large delta into the sea.

Bugger off, we just got rid of one fool

I used to go to Ripleys in St. Agustine, Fl. on my numerous annual school field trips.