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The first 197-page edition of the"Guinness Book of Records"was bound on Aug.27£¬1955£¬and went on to the top of the British best-seller list by Christmas£®Over 400 million copies have been sold since the first edition£®The most recent one to hit the shelves is the"Guinness World Records 2011£®"Here is list of some interesting Guinness records that will surely amaze you£®
Fastest 100-meter hurdles wearing swim fins The fastest 100-meter hurdles wearing swim fins by a female is 22.35 seconds£®It was achieved by Maren Zonker of Germany in Germany£¬on Sept.13£¬2008£®Tightest frying pan roll The tightest circumference of a 30 centimeter aluminum frying pan£¬rolled with bare hands in 30 seconds is 17.46 centimeters£¬set by Scott Murphy at the NXB Team Training Center on July 30£¬2007£® Longest distance on a unicycle in 24 hours Sam Wakeling covered 453.6 kilometers £¨281.85 miles£© on a unicycle in a 24-hour period in Wales£¬United Kingdom£¬from Sept.29-30£¬2007£® Largest collection of'Do Not Disturb'hotel Signs Jean Vemetti of Switzerland has collected 8£¬888 different'Do Not Disturb'hotel signs from 189 countries across the world since 1985£® Longest fingernails£¬both hands Lee Redmond£¬who had not cut her nails since 1979 and had them carefully manicured to reach a total length of 8.65 meters£¬lost them when they broke off in a car accident in February£¬2011£® Most T-shirts worn at once The record for the most T-shirts worn at once is 227 and was achieved by Van Dijck in an attempt organized by Unizo in Brecht£¬Belgium£¬on A-pri!24£¬2008£® Largest display of Star Wars clone troopers The world's largest display of LEGO Star Wars clone troopers built with interlocking plastic bricks was composed of 35£¬310 models and was built by LEGO in Slough£¬U£®K£®£¬on June 27£¬2008£® Largest collection of clocks The largest collection of clocks belongs to Jack Schoff of the U£®S£®£¬who has amassed 1£¬094 different clocks as of June 17£¬2008£® | Largest chalk pavement art The largest chalk pavement art measures 8£¬361.31 meters £¨90£¬000 feet£© and was created by 5£¬678 children from schools in Alameda£¬Calif£®£¬for the Kids'Chalk Art Project between May 27 and June 7£¬2008£® Oldest table tennis player£¬female The oldest table tennis player is Dorothy Low£®Low was 97 years old when she represented Australia at the XIV World Veterans Table Tennis Championships in Brazil£¬on May 25£¬2008£® Largest gathering of Santas The largest gathering of Santa Clauses was achieved by 13£¬000 participants in the Guildhall Square in Derry City£¬Northern Ireland£¬U£®K£®£¬on Dec.9£¬2007£® Smallest all-terrain armored vehicle Measuring less than 1 meter wide£¬the PAVI Badger is the smallest all-terrain armored vehicle£®It is powerful enough to break down doors but small enough to fit in a lift£® Greatest distance cycled in 24 hours The greatest distance cycled solo and unpaced in 24 hours is 890.2 km and was achieved by Marko Baloh of Slovenia at Slovenia£¬on Sept.6-7£¬2008£® Most eggs crushed with head in one minute Ashrita Furman crushed 80 eggs with his head in one minute at Jamaica£¬New York City£¬on Dec.10£¬2008£® Largest hamburger commercially available The largest commercially available hamburger is 74.75 kilograms and is available for©†399 on the menu at Grill & Bar in Southgate£¬Mich£®£¬as of Aug.29£¬2008£® Most people dancing MJ's'Thriller The Guinness World record of most people dancing Michael Jackson's"Thriller"is 13£¬597£® Deepest cycling underwater The deepest cycling underwater is 66.5 meters and was achieved by Vittorio Innocent in Italy£¬on July 21£¬2008£® |
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