Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for January 30, 2013
January 29, 2013
January 31, 2013
Transcript:
The world's biggest building by volume, the Boeing airplane plant in Washington state, is so huge that Disneyland could fit inside. When it was first built, rain clouds formed near the ceilings! Since 1990, Herbert Langerman of Wilmington, De., has walked more than 25,000 miles -- once around the Earth -- on a half-mile track in the city's Bonsall Park! During the 2012 Formula 1 German Grand Prix, the McLaren team changed all four tires on driver Jenson Button's car in just 2.3 seconds!
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Templo S.U.D. about 11 years ago
Well, I do come from Washington… and I should know that about Boeing!
KA7DRE Premium Member about 11 years ago
I’ll second the motion !
Tog about 11 years ago
It made a change as McLaren spent the earlier part of the season making a pigs ear of tyre changing. Cost them many a race..
el8 about 11 years ago
My grandmother started walking in 1990 when she was eighty, we never saw her again.
flagfly about 11 years ago
I can’t believe that about the tire change.
linsonl about 11 years ago
I worked on many an airplane that came out of that building, but I’ve never been there.
Puddleglum2 about 11 years ago
Can anyone get ‘tired’ faster that that?
Puddleglum2 about 11 years ago
Langerman kept ‘track’ of it!
Mostly Water Premium Member about 11 years ago
Good for Herbert Langerman. May he walk many more.
corpcasselbury about 11 years ago
Zoinks!!! The place is haunted!!!
tuslog64 about 11 years ago
So, why do I have to leave the car at the local garage for half a day to get tires changed?
fixer1967 about 11 years ago
NASA pulled that photo and all related photos of it. From what I understand they do not know what is was and it was not ever meant to be seen by the public. It showing up on the NASA website was a mistake. I have been following this on a few forums.
Puddleglum2 about 11 years ago
Is it just for the pun of it?