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Journalist destroys attempt Guinness record
(3) | 15/04/2011 | Translate: A journalist destroys an attempted the Guinness record for the largest sapoynofoyskas
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Guinness record for most consecutive three-pointers The Anthony Miracola efstochise in 31 consecutive three-pointers in a minute, achieving a Guinness record.- Most machine changes in 1 minute On Wednesday, September 28, 2016 in Happy Valley amusement park in Wuhan China, as Avery and Sylvia Lim Chin from Malaysia magicians won the world record in most clothing changes in 1 minute. 19 machine changes, their tricks recorded in the Guinness Book of Records. The last change under the confetti is particularly impressive. The previous record held by another Malaysian pair magicians, 16 changes.
- Greek martial arts teacher makes Guinness record Holder of the Guinness World Records in the category "most cuts specific objectives with sword in a minute" became the martial arts teacher Agis Vesexidis from Komotini. The Vesexidis made 73 cuts in a minute, breaking the previous record was 68 cuts.
- The most stupid Guinness world records The Krishna Kumar competes to make as many hugs can in one minute, at a school in India. Eventually, He managed to break the most stupid Guinness world records.
- The goal that entered the Guinness Book of records Holder of the Guinness record for the most distant goals of all-time is now the gkolkiper of Stoke, Asmir Begovic.
The 27 year old goalkeeper was awarded for the finish that had made in last year's game with Southampton (02/11/2013) the expense of Artur Boruc. Begovic had scored in the 13th minute of the match, at the very first contact with the ball, from a distance 91,9 meters! "To be honest, This is the last record I thought I can do. I appreciate the value that I became and the award given to me and to be sure that my certificate delivered will adorn the wall of my house ", said the guest of honor.
- Swimming under the ice With one breath, The Stig Severinsen made a new Guinness record by swimming 76,2 meters under the ice on a lake in East Greenland.
- Guinness world record for the fastest drummer On July 13, 2013, by Tom Grosset breaks the world record with 1,208 hits in 60 seconds, that makes him the fastest drummers in the world. The previous record was 1,203 hits from the drummer of Dream Theater, Mike Mangini 2003.
- Specialist in shuttles John Collins has been making paper airplanes for over 30 years and holds the Guinness World Record for the largest shuttle flight in the world.. Here he presents some of his impressive constructions on Conan O'Brien show.
- An athlete 87 years on parallel bars The Johanna Quaas holds the Guinness world records as the greatest female athlete in the world age.
- The tallest dog in the world The "Jupiter" (Zeus) as the owners have named, is a dog breed Great Dane (Great Dane), having a height of 1,118 meters and recently registered in the Guinness Book of Records as the tallest dog in the world.
- Epitope jump 1,62 meters The Guinness world record for the longest jump spot belonged to Dane Jonas Huusom 1,48 meters, but here Kevin Bania just broke making the leap to one,62
- Guinness world record for the most narrow Park This record is broken 5 times in the last two years, and you may remember last year's winner, Ronny Wechselberger. This year was the turn of the Chinese Han Yue, who has just left 15 cm distance between parked cars.
- Nailing from the tallest basketball player in the world The Briton Paul Sturgess has been recognized by the Guinness Committee as the tallest professional basketball player in the world, Although this time playing for the Harlem Globetrotters. Its height is 2,32 meters and is not the result of an illness, but totally normal.
- The best snooker game in history Ronnie O'Sullivan in 1997 makes the fastest snooker break ever, within 5 minutes and 20 seconds. The record was written in the Guinness Book of records and keeps up to date.
- Scored a header from 57 meters The footballer Jone Samuelsen could get into the Guinness Book of records after he scored with a header back from the middle of the field, in Norwegian Championship match.
Ti ekane o malakas o fouskas??fovithike mn tou klepsei to rekor h sapounofouska???