Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for March 09, 2012

The Virgin Islands are a U.S. territory, but there is ALSO a separate British Virgin Islands.

What do they do with the dead after six years?

As soon as King John signed the Magna Carta, it was declared null and void by Pope Innocent III.

King John also lost back nearly all of England’s French territories to King Philip of France; He had a habit of turning his army around and retreating before battle was even joined. It earned him the nickename, “John Softsword.”

Iceland is considering adoptingthe Canadian dollar, which the advocats say is a better fit than the Euro because Canada is also a resource exporter.

Whew! There must be some real dumb-asses in Hong Kong!Why not just burn ’em in the first place!

I used to personally be against cremation, but over time my opinion changed. I think it should be the “only” way to respectfully dispose of human remains. I mean, they’re dead, space is very limited for those of us still breathing.

Cremate them & use as the abrasive additive for that Chinese toothpaste you buy @ the dollar store.

“All my iniquities on Him were laidHe nailed them all to the treeJesus the debt of my sin fully paidHe paid the ransom for me!”

Why do some people have a problem with crematon? Doesn’t God promise we will have a new body anyway? And would it be too hard for Him to recreate our bodies?

Didn’t King Richard I and his crusaders help keep Britain from being rulded by Islamics?