Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for December 29, 2018

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    jasonsnakelover  over 5 years ago

    My niece is a pilot.

    Take care and may God bless.

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    Leroy  over 5 years ago

    ϟ Ladies & gentlemen, the Captain has turned on the Obeisance sign. ϟ

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    pearlsbs  over 5 years ago

    Was the South Pole higher above sea level than the peak of Mt. St. Helens before May 18, 1980?

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    Templo S.U.D.  over 5 years ago

    Good day, ladies and gentlemen, this is Willem-Alexander, your captain speaking.

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    wjones  over 5 years ago

    The snow and ice is piled up higher, The south pole is under all the snow and ice.

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    ghretighoti  over 5 years ago

    The South Pole may be higher above sea level than Mount St. Helens but it is closer to the center of the earth.

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    therese_callahan2002  over 5 years ago

    I’ll bet the nuclear science mentioned in a classic Timbuk 3 song was classified, too.

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    J Short  over 5 years ago

    Ladies and Gentlemen if you would look out the windows to your right, you’ll will see a vast landmass that I am the ruler of.

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    NeedaChuckle Premium Member over 5 years ago

    In 1944 Cleve Cartmill wrote a story “Deadline” in Astounding magazine. J. Robert Oppenheimer wanted to read it. He was one of the Manhattan Project scientists. He went to the project library that had the publication and was told he didn’t have the clearance to check it out. So he went to a bookstore and bought the magazine instead. The story caused a big stir with the paranoid secrecy police. They went to the Astounding offices to interrogate John Campbell, the editor. He said the story was coincidence and if they made too big a fuss over it, it would get out and the Nazis would know we were working on the bomb. The secrecy police backed off realizing this was true.

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    Huckleberry Hiroshima  over 5 years ago

    Not the bottom when you’re there.

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    wildman-al  over 5 years ago

    At least the King had something to do in his spare time.

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    joeatwork212  over 5 years ago

    I’m sure being king of any country prevents you from doing a lot of things you’d like… Good for him.

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    comixbomix  over 5 years ago

    So…he only flew ‘red-eyes’?

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    Camiyami Premium Member over 5 years ago

    Why classified? Weird.

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    rbullfogg  over 5 years ago

    Who’s to say that the South Pole is at the bottom of the Earth!????

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    jasonsnakelover  over 5 years ago

    Wasn’t the guy who had Jesus crucified a pilot?

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    Max Starman Jones  over 5 years ago

    At first glance, I thought that king/pilot was another famous person, but I am not even going to say the name because of the emotional outbursts that would come with it.

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    craigwestlake  over 5 years ago

    You know, that’s silly; of course it’s higher – It’s on the bottom, the whole Earth is sitting on it…

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