Most World Records

A student from iD Tech Camps at UC Irvine named 35 Nintendo games in 15 seconds.

Miles S. fit 31 Nintendo video game cases in a shoebox.

Shridhar Shinde completed 30 no-handed kip-ups in one minute.

Hideki R. performed 20 nollie shove-it tricks on a skateboard in one minute.

Liam Frazier threw two and a half banana peel in to a the garbage can without looking while sitting in his office.

Margaret B. recited 24 non-English curse words in 30 seconds.

In the course of filming Discovery Channel's Guinea Pig and in the name of science, a law enforcement professional shot volunteer Ryan Stock with the following non-lethal weapons: 8 pepperballs 8 rubber bullets 7 beanbag rounds 3 fn303 (plastic bullets) 2 different pepper sprays 2 different tasers 1 canister of tear gas 1 inferno (sound weapon) NOTE: This attempt is extremely dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Matt Vescovo displays a tremendous penchant for animal flirtation by delivering 10 non-nut sexual innuendos to a squirrel in one minute, a new world record. He began an 11th (“Can I enter your treehole?”), but was unable to complete it within the alloted time. Vescovo wooed the squirrel with such lines as “I’ve got a wonderful place for you to hibernate” and “I’d like to become one with nature.” He performed the feat at a World Record Appreciation Society event held in New York City on February 11, 2009. Corey Henderson and Dan Rollman served as witnesses. [#WRAS03][]

Alicia Weber completed 2,030 combinations of leg lifts and straight leg holds without stopping. The straight leg hold lasted for a total of 34 minutes.

FenyxFyre had 536 non-surgical staples stapled to his body. He set the record during the opening ceremonies of London Comic Con in Ontario, Canada. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Alex K. flared his nostrils 65 times in 15 seconds.

Aidan H. flared his nostrils 204 times in one minute.

Using a combination of muting, pedals, custom sounds and presets, Alex Alexander[] played 1,440 notes on his custom-built electric djembe.

Panayiota posted 50 notes in public places around New Cross, London, all signed by a fictional character named ‘George’.

A bulletin board at Camp Mak-A-Dream in Montana hosts 99 notes from cancer survivors on it.