Ripley’s believe it or not
I’m glad that reviewer asked for this to be added to mouthshut. I have to say my husband and children and I all love this show. We don’t get to see it that often, but when we do we are amazed at some of the things they air on this show.
Ripley’s is a great TV show, and the things I have witnessed when I have watched this has brought so much amazement to my eyes. I have seen a man be torn to pieces almost by a wild grizzly bear, his face was deformed and his one side of his head was gone. But this man survived the attack and still lives today.
I have seen a man fall onto a metal rod in the ground and it went through his chest and out his neck, just inches away from his heart and he survived the ordeal.
I saw a woman who was tattooed from her head to her toes. She was covered all over with those tattoos. She is considered to be the only women with those many tattoos on her body. I can only imagine the pain that must have been to get that many tattoos.
I saw a man who liked to have metal rings inserted into his body and then he would have chains attached to them and it would lift him into the air. He would float in the air while those rings would stretch out his skin. It sure did look painful to me, but they say it’s quit relaxing and enjoyable. Well they can do it, but it’s not for me.
I saw a man who was shot in the head. He didn’t die, but he had some deformation afterwards.
I saw a few men and women who people called Wolf men. I believe they live in Mexico, and they were part of the circus. The reason they were called Wolf is due to the hair all over their entire bodies, and they had long fingernails and their teeth were pointed. They sure did look like a wolf to me.
Those were just a few things I seen when I watched Ripley’s believe it or not. I don’t know if everything was true, but I sure did believe. There are so many strange things that can happen in the world, and many people try new things as well. So I guess the things that are aired on this program could leave a person to wonder, “is it real or not?”