Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 15, 2020

In Smith’s case, good things happen in sevens.

They held a marathon in Antarctica?

Great work, Chau.

Running seven marathons in seven days is impressive, but on ALL the continents? I’m truly awe inspired.

That one about drinking too much water is absolutely true. There’s a true story about a woman who drank five gallons of water a day, which led to kidney damage and death. Ironically, she did it to cure herself of illness.

“Ciao!, Chau. Chow?” . . . “Chau! Chau! Chau!” . . . “Chow, Chau? Ciao!” (Repeat 7×.)

Smau Chith one time I did 8 marathons

I remember hearing that about too much water in too short a time having harmful effects.

Take care and may God bless.

“Take my wife, please. la lalala la laaaaaaaaa.. tee-hee.. (am I funny or do I get decapitated?)..”

I don’t believe it.

Here is a picture of Chau. If she is indeed 70, she looks pretty darn good for here age.

https://media4.s-nbcnews.com/j/newscms/2017_07/1906051/chausmith_triple7medals_0ef75e250d7a55be79511f930d6c7eee.fit-2000w.jpg

That guy on the top left is …interesting…

I’m more curious about how the marathon runner got to and from Antarctica in such a short time.

And how did he go from Europe to Asia and then to Australia in a few days?

The real Marathon Man!

Now the honest, upstanding lawyers will be trying again to outlaw that deadliest of conspiracies, H?O. Shhh. No telling what they will do next. Marathons and Geishas could be.

A woman died during a water drinking competition. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1224051/Wee-For-Wii-water-drinking-contest-death-Jennifer-Stranges-family-awarded-10m.html