Guinness World Record Holder Stephen Clarke breaks record at Harrahs, Atlantic City.
On 10/29, Clarke set a new record for fastest time to transform a ton of pumpkins into Halloween jack-o-lanterns before an official Guinness World Records judge at Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City.
As seen on ACWeekly.com. Video by Lew Steiner. LINK: Youtube
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Stephen Clarke Sets Pumpkin Carving Record
Friday, October 08, 2010
Israeli man builds world's biggest rocking-horse
“A 20ft tall Israeli rocking horse has been recognized as largest in the world by the Guinness Book of Records.” — itnnews. LINK: Youtube
Friday, September 24, 2010
Honey Badger-The Most Fearless Animal on Earth
Guinness Book of World Records have named this specie the most fearless animal on earth. Just watch this video to see why. This unbelievable animal can take on the deadliest animals on earth without fear. Amazing animal. LINK: Youtube
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
NEW WORLD’S SHORTEST MAN REVEALED

“The world record for the world’s shortest man has been claimed by a 24-year-old Colombian named Edward Nino Hernandez – who is just 27 inches tall. Nino has been officially recognised by Guinness World Records as the world’s shortest man, after the previous record holder – China’s 22-inch-high He Pingping – sadly died in March. Nino, who weighs just 22lb, has recently embarked on a career in acting – playing a tiny drug thug who gets killed in a shootout. Nino, who says that he loves dancing, previously earned money by dancing in department stores.” LINK
However, his time as the world's shortest man is unlikely to last long, according to Guinness World Records officials. His crown is expected to be snatched from him by Nepal's Khagendra Thapa Magar - who, at 22in (56cm), currently holds the title of the world's shortest teenager - just as soon as he turns 18 on October 14.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Guinness World Records Day 2009
The success of the 5th annual Guinness World Records Day celebrated this November 12 has proved once again that the public has an insatiable appetite for witnessing or participating in world record events. An estimated 250,000 people took part in this years events, helping to raise thousands of dollars for various charities and drawing attention to the fun and excitement that can be had when trying to get your name in the worlds best-selling copyright book.
Kicking off events outside the Sydney Opera House in Australia were a group of skimpily clad exhibitionists striving to break the record for the largest swimwear parade; sadly, only 235 people turned up not enough to qualify for the record demonstrating that not every attempts leads to a Guinness World Record! LINK: Youtube
Thursday, September 17, 2009
New World Record Tallest Man

Move over, Bao Xishun and Leonid Stadnik (who was stripped of his title) the Guinness Book of World Records has certified that 27-year-old Sultan Kosen from Turkey is the world’s tallest man. Kosen is eight feet and one inch tall! What does Kosen want to do with his new fame?
“The first thing I want to do is have a car that I can fit in, but more than that I want to get married,” he said.
“Up until now it’s been really difficult to find a girlfriend. I’ve never had one, they were usually scared of me. I’m hoping now I will find one.”
He went on: “Hopefully now that I’m famous I’ll be able to meet lots of girls. I’d like to get married.”
Link to story (with video). Link to a biography and more pictures. -Via: reddit, Via: Neatorama
Saturday, August 22, 2009
World’s Longest-serving Bartender

Angelo Cammarata is finally retiring. The 95-year-old bartender has been serving customers at Cammarata’s in Pittsburgh for 77 years. That puts him in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest-serving bartender ever. The family bar has been sold and will be under new management in a few weeks. The new owners asked Cammarata to stay on, but he is looking forward to taking it easy.
“Camm,” as people call him, started serving beer at his father’s North Side grocery the moment Prohibition ended at midnight on April 7, 1933. The memory is as clear to him as the strike of the library clock that signaled it was time to start opening bottles of Fort Pitt. His immigrant father built a bar on that site in 1935 and Angelo kept working there, taking a break to serve in the Navy in World War II.
Cammarata says the work kept him young. Link, Via: Fark, Via: Neatorama





