Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 06, 2013
October 05, 2013
October 07, 2013
Transcript:
A reason to smile! Manuela Hernandez, from Oaxaca, Mexico, graduated from primary school at the age of 100 in June 2013! Tiet Canh, a soup made with raw duck blood and infused with herbs and nuts and served cold, is a popular dish in Vietnam. Beth Johnson of Ohio built a wooden yo-yo 12 FT in circumference and weighing 4620 lbs., and tested it using a crane!
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Templo S.U.D. over 10 years ago
I thought phở was the popular Vietnamese soup. Will Manuela live longer enough to graduate from junior high school and regular high school?
Aussie Down Under over 10 years ago
Beth has waaaay too much time and money. Manuela just wasted her time with the current job market prospects.
SharkNose over 10 years ago
I like Manuela’s hat. And I want to see Beth do “round-the-world” and “cat’s cradle” with her yo-yo.
cork over 10 years ago
Morcia, Mexican blood pudding, clots up and goes in a taco. Good stuff, Maynard!
ransomdstone over 10 years ago
Did the Yo-Yo’s ‘string’ break? Did the crane overturn?
papabear over 10 years ago
the yo-yo was 12’ in diameter and weighed around 7300 lbs. Seems to me that if she made it with 1/8" MDF and filled the cavity with expandable foam we could have seen it go back up again, (it would have weighed about 93% less)