A 'mirage' of Ripley from Ripley's Believe It Or Not sitting at a desk inside his museum in Atlantic City, NJ. He looks real, but he's not. It's an image.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Ripley's believe it or not -New York
Posted by Samer on 7:51 PM
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Ripley's Believe it or Not! Museum, Wisconsin Dells, WI
Posted by Samer on 7:48 PM
Discover the world's oddities at Ripley's Believe It or Not in the Wisconsin Dells. Featuring two floors of eight amazing galleries, you will experience puzzling illusions as you examine the large eclectic collection of odd and interesting things you will never see anywhere else. Become an explorer and survive the curse of King Tut as you travel the dark cavernous tunnels of his Egyptian temple. Continue your exploration and unveil objects hidden throughout the museum and decide for yourself if you Believe it or Not! Ripley's is open 9am to 11pm every day all summer long. Times very throughout the rest of year so, check to see the hours of operation. General Admission is $12.95 for adults and $10.95 for children 5-12. Kids under 5 are free. 105 Broadway, Wisconsin Dells, WI
Ripley's Believe it or Not - Atlantic City Boardwalk Walking
Posted by Samer on 7:46 PM
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Yamakasi on Ripley's Believe It or Not
Posted by Samer on 7:41 PM
Ripley's did a piece on the Yamakasi years ago around 2001. They are a parkour group in the south suburbs of Paris. They were the first parkour group and started off the whole parkour phenomenon but now members have left and others have joined. This clip is rare becasue I done it myself. Couldn't find it anywear. **Update** The old Parkour/David Belle - Free Running/Sébastien - L'art du Deplacement/Yamakasi arguments are arising in the comments area. There are also a few ridiculing them. Just keep in mind that these guys are a lot more ordinary then the other guys in ripleys and do something a lot more useful. A comment which is good guideline AndrewTraceur: "Parkour is the discipline that David Belle founded, but the Yamakasi always say they practice "L'art du Deplacement". For example, take the underbars at 1:44; not completely efficient but still an expressive movement nonetheless." I agree with this comment and it's accurate but I have heard David Belle say it's all the same thing I have also heard the yamakasi say it's all the same thing. They just call it diffrent names. One thing which you can also note from the clip is that the yamakasi movement was a lot diffrent from the sterotypical parkour. There were none of the typical vaults that one would see in most parkour clips. Here is a clip from an old zorro movie which clearly shows that parkour has been done before, 70 years before.
