Highest World Records  

Alex J. dropped a paper clip into a glass jar from a height of 190 inches.

Record Setter jumped a height of 131 inches, landing in broken glass. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 or trained as a professional stunt man. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Roy Hinojosa earned 410 points in a singleSkee-Ballframe rolling blindfolded. He set the record at the Brewskee-Ball National Championship at Full Circle Bar in Brooklyn, New York. [#Brewskee-BallNYC2011][]

Harris earned 839 points in World's Fastest Tapper.

Jeremy Harper counted from 1 to 1,000,000 aloud. It took him 89 days to count up to one million. All footage was streamed live on the internet. The feat raised more than $10,000 for Push America.

Courtney C. scored 11 seconds in “Syllable Count” in Brain Age for the Nintendo DS.

Andrew Cowen scored 280 points in a single game of backwards bowling. He completed 10 straight strikes during the attempt. Cowen set the record at Don Carter Lanes in Rockford, Illinois.

Greg M. earned 250 points while playing Bop It.

Tyson E. completed a backflip over a rigid bar 1.38 meters high.

John Laurence scored 89,701 points in a game of Ragdoll Toss.

Zoilo A. earned 1,906 points in Kongregate Mathematics.

Peter Mee earned 60,670 points on Level 1–3 of Angry Birds Rio.

Rick H. earned 1,006,139 coins in Coin Dozer.

Elizabeth Bolinger built a crayon tower that reached 54 stories in height.

Melanie M. created a tower of dinner rolls that reached six rolls in height.

RPV counted 181 numbers in one minute.