Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 15, 2013

How do the Japanese deal with the mercury poisoning?

I always wanted to play water polo but could never get the damn horse into the pool. How the hell did they get one to dive from 60 feet up?!

Wow, ugly woman, cruelty to animals and people being glassed. Sounds like a night out at the Cross (Ozzie nightspot with a dubious reputation).

I wonder what would happen if if Rosales stood under an electro magnet and someone turned on the juice.

I spent 2 years in Japan in the early 2000s and never heard of fluorescent bulb fighting. Certainly not popular and most certainly not a sport….

Good one!

I saw a TV movie once about a girl who dove with the horses. She was blinded in a diving accident with her horse, but kept on diving for years after.Basted on a true story..\\//_

Axel Rosales died today when his face was ripped off during a routine security screening at an Argentine airport.

The Atlantic City NJ Steel Pier Show was a major attraction, albeit rather cruel. It was finally stopped, I believe, in the 1970’s. http://www.steel-pier.com/dedicated_to_the_diving_horses.htm

Meh..Shriners meeting after quite a few Jack Danielshave got all that beat.(I can tell some stories about whatthey can do with those funny Fez caps and light bulbs while riding horses)

I love throwing a Fluorescent Bulb like a Javalein and watching it explode

Horse diving into the mid 60s at Steel Pier.

Florecent Bulbs are used in a style of Pro-wrestling.