Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for January 02, 2012
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Transcript:
Yay- I won! In 2011, Somalia's Andalus radio station held a contest for children, with Kalashnikov assault rifles and hand grenades as prizes! A water hazard at the Carbrook golf club in Queensland, Australia, is filled with sharks! Sparks flew from the masque of Alex Avila, a catcher for the Detroit Tigers Maj. League baseball team, when he was hit by a ball during a Sept. 13, 2011, game!
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Michael Thorton over 12 years ago
Training them as child soldiers and pirates from such a young age, I see…
Aussie Down Under over 12 years ago
Not fair if you won the hand-grenade because you only get to use it once.
Jogger2 over 12 years ago
The pitcher was Justin Verlander.
From that angle, the catcher’s glove causes confusion as to which lower leg belongs to the umpire and which to the catcher. It could be interpreted that the ump is in front of the catcher, but that is not actually the case. From left to right the order is ump’s right, catcher’s right, ump’s left, catcher’s left.Stephen Gilberg over 12 years ago
The mask was designed by someone who worked on the Power Rangers.
Puddleglum2 over 12 years ago
A water hazard is filled with sharks!That’s ‘finny’!
iced tea over 12 years ago
The Somalian government gives out grenades as prizes. Then we Americans send them money to feed and clothe them. What’s wrong with this world?
Lazydoggs3 over 12 years ago
hey little one pull the pin and give it to your stupid pirate parrents