8 Stupidest World records
Posted by Unknown on 10:59 AM
1. World Record for writing Stupidest Book ever

On 25 November 1998 Les Stewart from Mudjimba (Australia) after 16 years at the typewriter reached his goal of typing all numbers from one to one million - in words (not numbers) on his manual machine. Seven manual typewriters, 1000 ink ribbons, 19,890 pages, 16 years and seven months later, he finished with the lines:
nine hundred and ninety-nine thousand, nine hundred and ninety-nine.one million.
Of course it is a World Record for Typing Numbers in Words but it could easily win a prize for most useless and stupidest book ever written. He typed for 20 minutes, “every waking hour”, on the hour until the mammoth task he had set himself was done. But perhaps more bizarre than his world record achievement, is the fact that Les threw out all but two of the 19,890 pages he typed over those fifteen years. He only kept the first and the last pages.
When asked why he has undertaken this time consuming and repetitious task, Les says that he has little else to do now after he has been classed as an invalid due to an accident, and could no longer work.
2. Biggest amount of Smurfs in one place
Hundreds of Croatians put on hundreds of silly little blue costumes and white hats in a valiant attempt to set the world record for the most people dressed up like the characters the Smurfs in one place. Sadly, it turned out that even though they had managed to gather 395 Smurf-a-likes in one place, this Croatian attempt to smash the record turned out to be a waste of time.
A spokesman for the organizers said: “We read on the internet that the record was 290 people held by a group of Americans, and decided to beat it, and we had TV, radio and print media report our success.” The true was that the current record, according to Guinness World Records, was 451 people set by Warwick University Students’ Union last.
Well, they should have felt really stupid in those silly Smurf costumes when they heard about their failure.
3. Most T-shirts on a man

Matt McAllister of 99.9 KTYD’s The Early Show, a radio show in Santa Barbara, CA, set a Guinness World Record by putting on as many shirt as possible in 4 hours.
* Number of T-shirts:155
* Extra weight: 100Lbs or 45 Kg
* Wasted Time : 4 hours
According to other sources this might be a broken record because Nick Umbs, 28, donned 183 T-shirts between sizes small and 10XL and set a new U.S record for most T-shirts. And it still falls short of the new Guinness World Record 224 shirts.
4. Farthest distance traveled under water by Pogo Stick
Ashira furman (USA) jumped 512.06 (1.680 ft) under water on a pogo stick at the Nassau County Aquatic Center in East Meadow, New York, USA, on 2007. We are not sure if it is the same guy in the video, but if you want to se how dumb it looks check this out.
5. Furthest Eyeball Popper
To Letterman’s cue, “Did you hear that Michael Jackson had a baby?” she popped her eyes out. TV viewers were able to watch 2 slow-motion replays, one of them from the side.
Kim Goodman (USA) can pop her eyeballs to a protrusion of 12 mm (0.47 in) beyond her eye sockets. Her eyes were measured in Istanbul, Turkey, on November 2, 2007.
WARNING: Do not try to do this at home. Doctors say it can strain blood vessels and nerves between the eyes and the head and feels unpleasant, though it usually doesn’t cause lasting damage.
6. Heaviest Car Balanced on the Head
He must be really creative person to come up with such a stupid idea - putting a car on your head.
John is also a big guy. He’s 2 meters tall and weighs 343 lb (155.7 kg). But the secret lies in his 24-inch (60.9cm) neck. One wrong step or a blow of a wind and he could be smashed into pieces.
He has also broken 25 records in 11 categories and is going for more.
7. Longest Diary
For twenty years, Robert Shields of Dayton, Washington, has kept a written record of absolutely everything that has happened to him, day and night. Writing 4 hours each day, Shields holes himself up in the small office in his home, turns on his stereo, and types.
He believed that discontinuing his diary would be like turning off his life. He went in such details as recording his body temperature, blood pressure, medications, describing his urination, and slept for only two hours at a time so he could describe his dreams. He once said "Maybe by looking into someone’s life at that depth, every minute of every day, they will find out something about all people."
8. Most Cockroaches Eaten in one minute
"It’s like having an anesthetic at the back of the throat" says Ken, when he chews his cockroaches.This is due to the scent they let off to ward off predators! Tasty!
He used to work as a rat-cacher and a part-time entertainer. Ken appeared on the stage for the first time at the age of 18 but it took many years when finally at the age of 39 he became a celebrity over night because of his rats-down-the-trouser trick shown on British TV show Over The Top.
Baby Ox with Whopping HUGE Heart-Shaped Marking
Posted by Unknown on 1:53 AM
More of Mother Nature’s love messages are revealed to the world with her spectacular creatures that have captivate humankind, as a baby ox born with a whopping huge heart pattern on his forehead was brought to life just ahead of Valentine’s Day.
Named “Ha-chan” — meaning “heart” in Japanese — was born at the Yamakun dairy farm 25 miles (40 kilometers) from Tokyo in Fujisawa, Japan, a mere 20 days ago.
Japanese farmer Kazunori Yamazaki was astonished when he discovered the baby ox the morning after he was born on his farm complete with a love-heart-shaped marking on his forehead


Amazingly enough, the curious creature was also born in the year of the Ox. He has become a local celebrity, with people flocking from all over the country to see the almost near-perfect pattern on his forehead.
“Good timing for Valentine’s Day.” said Kazunori.



An appeal has been made in Japan to save the baby “Valentine” bull from the butcher’s chop.
The farmer hopes that someone will buy him as a romantic gift for Valentine’s Day — otherwise his days are sadly numbered according to Kazunori, who says he can’t keep the male bull at his farm.
Kazunori hopes that a zoo or a tourism farm will volunteer to take care of him.
Ha-chan may be a local celebrity, but if no-one can give him a home he will have to be sold for meat.
But Ha-chan won’t have to go to the slaughterhouse quite yet, as young bulls are normally sold for meat at the age of 2 years. If a new owner isn’t found before then, “even Cupid would find it difficult to protect him.”


Woman with longest fingernails, loses nails in car accident
Posted by Unknown on 2:20 AM

A woman who was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest fingernails lost the nails in a car crash. Lee Redmond of Salt Lake City, Utah, was seriously injured in the car accident.

Woman with the longest nails on the Earth. Do you want to have these ones? Beautiful nails, I haven't words. I can't understand how she can do something around the house but you should take a look on these pics.






Giant Rabbit From German
Posted by Unknown on 11:57 AM




Feeds the German biggest rabbit to win an award, East Germany's retired man cultivate one kind of big rabbit that size equally with the dog, this German gray giant rabbit appearance genial, the body weight may amount to 10.5 kilograms. Reporters and the rabbit meat gourmands come from all over the world swarms to his main house gate, some countries even want to ask him to help the establishment of large-scale rabbit farm, to solve the problem of food shortage.
Amazon Expedition Discovers Dozens of New Animals
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Amazon Expedition Discovers Dozens of New Animals
Sporting a flashy pattern of lavender on black, this newfound species of toad is among two-dozen animals that scientists discovered recently in the highlands of the northern Amazon.
A nickname came easily for this newly discovered species, dubbed the big-mouth catfish by scientists who found it in the highlands of eastern Suriname.
Among the two-dozen new animals recently discovered in Suriname were four frogs belonging to the genus Eleutherodactylus, including this species yet to be named.
This unusual snake is not new to science, but it's an important harbinger of environmental health, according to scientists who found it in Suriname
Sporting a flashy pattern of lavender on black, this newfound species of toad is among two-dozen animals that scientists discovered recently in the highlands of the northern Amazon.
A nickname came easily for this newly discovered species, dubbed the big-mouth catfish by scientists who found it in the highlands of eastern Suriname.
Among the two-dozen new animals recently discovered in Suriname were four frogs belonging to the genus Eleutherodactylus, including this species yet to be named.
This unusual snake is not new to science, but it's an important harbinger of environmental health, according to scientists who found it in Suriname
















