Following a long sip of beer, Laura burst forth 29 consecutive burps.

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Yo-Yo Master Kiya B. makes yo-yo history by successfully pulling off 36 consecutive boingy-boings. About boingy-boings: http://yoyowiki.org/wiki/BoingyBoing

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Trey Balasco freestyled non-stop for six minutes and 35.09 seconds.

Bud Doney fit 19 quarters in his nose at once, a new world record. His feat beat the previous record one quarter.

To the crowd’s delight, Fanny R. makes world history by shaking her rump 418 consecutive times. About rump shakes: http://rumpshaker.ytmnd.com/

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Rochelle E. demonstrates her yo-yo skills by successfully pulling off 16 consecutive boingy-boings. About boingy-boings: http://yoyowiki.org/wiki/BoingyBoing

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Mridula Shanker hula hooped while standing on one foot for 40 minutes, 21.04 seconds.

Nathan Van raised his body to the sky 34 times utilizing the hands-out pull-up method.

Niki Yoshiuchi did atrack standthat lasted33.41 seconds.

The record was set on August 9, 2008 at the International Yo-Yo Open in New York City.His bike was a 53 cm Iro Mark V. Witnesses were Colin Nissan and Talia Ledner.

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Thomas Hansell clapped 322 times in row with one hand.

Ivan C.’s deeply melancholy performance of “The Wind That Shakes The Bailey” turned one nearby listener into a sobbing heap.

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Gavin B. set fire history on fire by spinning a flaming poi in full rotation 111 consecutive times. About Poi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poi(juggling)

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Joel MacNeil kept his eyeballs vibrating for 19.37 seconds.

Darryl Learie held a yoga crow pose for one minute, 39.22 seconds.

Maksim K. spent 54 days bicycling 3699 miles to Burning Man. About Burning Man: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BurningMan

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