Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for June 29, 2013
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Transcript:
Dead see? In 1903, Joseph Karwowski of New York patented a solid glass coffin, designed to preserve the dead and definitely. Andy Wilkinson of London has spent 14 years hand sewing a 40 foot long copy of the Bayeux tapestry! At the bottom of the deepest point on earth, the Mariana trench, the water pressure is equivalent to an elephant standing on your head!
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jack fairbanks almost 11 years ago
if you’re at the bottom of the trench, the elephant is not your priority
Templo S.U.D. almost 11 years ago
Boy, I would hate to be in Mariana Trench.
blackielawless almost 11 years ago
i’d rather be frozen in ice than be in a glass coffin.it would be cool if i was brought back to life in 100 or a thousand years from now.
ransomdstone almost 11 years ago
Who or what issued the “patent?”
Brian Fink almost 11 years ago
@Radish, no because the FSM would be the Sunk Spaghetti Monster and He wouldnt be able to touch you with His Noodly Appendages.
aimlesscruzr almost 11 years ago
Could it be acrylic, like one of those paperweights with the tarantulas in them?
Kirby_Dots almost 11 years ago
The whole preserve the body thing is an odd concept. I like the new trend of green burials. I think that is the way to go.
boldyuma almost 11 years ago
I’m wondering if Andy tinted his tapestry…“blue”?
Brian Fink almost 11 years ago
@Tiger, Im actually Eastern Orthodox but I love Pastafarianism (and HP Lovecraft). @Ice, So while we want to be touched by the noodly appendages of the FSM, we want to avoid being touched by the not-so-noodly appendages of Cthulhu? Or is the FSM an incarnation of Hastur?