Longest World Records  

Doug McManaman balanced a 13-inch TV on his forehead for two minutes, 52.97 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a 13-inch television on his feet for three minutes, 49.41 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a golf ball on top of a juice bottle on top of 12 hockey pucks on his forehead for 34.19 seconds.

Peter Craig balanced unassisted on the back two wheels of an office chair for 18.45 seconds while on carpet. WARNING: This record can be dangerous, caution is advised.

Todd DeFazio hovered a beach ball for 16 minutes, 30.24 seconds using a leaf blower. He performed the feat live on-air in the Star 100.7 studio.

Brian Pankey spun a pillow on one finger for 23.73 seconds while juggling two clubs in his other hand and balancing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey spun a pillow on one finger for 40.23 seconds while juggling two clubs in the other hand.

Doug McManaman balanced a towercontainingseven golf balls on his ear for 17.95 seconds. He completed the feat on his knees.

Mike McManaman put a golf ball on a tape measure and extended it 3.96 meters before rolling the ball down the measure, bouncing it onto and rolling it into a cup.

Brian Pankey performed a diabolo high toss lasting 2.30 seconds while balancing on a rola bola.

Todd DeFazio sat on a powered George Foreman Grill for 29.86 seconds. DeFazio started by sitting down on the grill, and timing began the moment the grill was plugged in. He performed the feat live on-air in theStar 100.7 studio. NOTE: This record is dangerous. Please have adult supervision and proper safety precautions on hand. NOTE: This video has adult content. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Brian Pankey juggled four soccer balls for two minutes, 12.35 seconds.

Josh Graber lay in the snow wearing only boxer shorts while eating ice cream with his bare hands for two minutes and 33.4 seconds. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Using a 22-caliber rifle, Doug McMananaman shot an egg through a PVC pipe from 25 meters away.

Doug McManaman balanced a 22-caliber rifle on his chin for 24.86 seconds.

Attendees of Nick Gray’s Crafterparty collectively assembled a penny bookmark 36 feet and 10 inches in length. The concept, inspired by an Amy Sedaris craft, was developed by Audrey Evans.