Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 06, 2015
February 05, 2015
February 07, 2015
Transcript:
The Demeter Fragrance Library sells perfumes and odors such as dirt, frozen pond, paint, lobster, earthworm and funeral home! The computer giant IBM, founded in 1911, once made meat slicers and coffee grinders. In November 2014, a 91-year-old grandmother from a town in eastern Poland, awoke in a morgue complaining of feeling cold- 11 hours after a doctor declared her dead!
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Templo S.U.D. about 9 years ago
Oh, how I would like to take whiff of frozen pond as well as funeral home.
bfloxword about 9 years ago
I would not be surprised if the first course at undertaker school is ‘ventilation and air fresheners’
captainofgondor about 9 years ago
And the family was already fighting over the will……
elysummers about 9 years ago
Zero in America since they are embalmed first even if you choose to be cremated.
francisrossi about 9 years ago
IBM might be back to that, given how things are going for them…
comixbomix about 9 years ago
She was probably wearing Essence of Mortuary – that’s why they thought she was dead (she was definitely wearing it when she awoke).
tuslog64 about 9 years ago
IBM stands for International Business machines. Does this mean there are IBM meat grinders out there?
tuslog64 about 9 years ago
As I recall, Clippard began as a company making coils for radios. The realized that air cylinders could make the work easier, but no one made cylinders small enough to be useful to them. So, they designed and built air cylinders for their own use.But, with miniaturation(?) gaining popularity, others began to request their miniature air cylinders. Eventually, management said the heck with radio coils, we’ll make air cylinders!