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  1. Most Brainbench Certificates Received In Two Weeks

    Most Brainbench Certificates Received In Two Weeks

    Abhishant Kumar received 75 Brainbench certificates in two weeks.

  2. Most Different Nationalities High Fived In A Row

    Most Different Nationalities High Fived In A Row

    Roman A. high fived 18 people of different nationalities.

  3. Most International Certificates Received

    Most International Certificates Received

    Abhishant Kumar received 274 international certificates.

  4. Most Brainbench International Certificates Received In One Month

    Most Brainbench International Certificates Received In One Month

    Abhishant Kumar received 110 Brainbench international certificates in a a one-month period.

  5. Most Native Languages Represented In A Group "Cheers!"

    Most Native Languages Represented In A Group "Cheers!"

    David Ross and 13 of his students all said, “Cheers!” in their native languages after an English language class.

    The nationalities/phrases represented:

    USA -Cheers
    South Korea -Kombei
    Italian -Salute
    Spain -Salud
    Uruguay - Salud
    Pakistan -Salam
    Bulgaria -Nas Drave
    Afghanistan -Salam
    Ukraine -Bootmouv
    Peru -Salud
    Republic of Georgia -Kamachov
    Turkey -Sherefe
    Japan -Kampai
    Colombia -Salud

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  6. Longest Distance Travelled To Set A Record At A URDB Live Event

    Longest Distance Travelled To Set A Record At A URDB Live Event

    Matt Kelly and Dave Thompson travelled 13,300 kilometers (8260 miles) from Brisbane, Australia to set a record at URDB’sBreak Cancer party in Austin, Texas. The duo competed against each other before Thompson ultimately set a record for Fastest Time To Eat Three Tim-Tams While Crowd Surfing[].

    Read more about their epic journeyhere.

  7. Largest Collection Of International Radio Request Letters

    Largest Collection Of International Radio Request Letters

    Anil Tamrakar collected 538,378 radio request letters from different countries. Tamrakar is an avid radio fanatic who spent 10 hours a day listening to radio programs as a child. He begin building the collection of letters in 1980 and continues to build on it today.

    His collection includes letters from Vatican Radio, the official broadcasting service of the Vatican, Voice of America, a broadcast institution of the U.S. Federal government and Radio Veritas, a Catholic radio station based in the Philippines broadcasting to Asia.

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