Largest World Records  

Paul Sisko created a Slinky sculpture measuring 50 feet long and six feet high. It has 14 spiral rings and is currently on display as an outside sculpture at DeSales University at Center Valley, Pennsylvania.

The people at Goodmans LLP contributed a total of 68 dishes to their annual potluck dinner. The potluck was organized as part of their series of summer events and to enjoy the culinary expertise of the employees

A total of 1,322 people from East Tennessee PBS and Karns Elementary School gathered to attend a children's storybook reading. Read more about the event here.

Darryl Learie currently has 25,048 items in his personal computer, totaling over 350 GB of data.

90 people played We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together on kazoos at once.

Pete Moyer spun a 30-inch diameter Swiss ball on his index finger while hula hooping.

As part of a Chef Michael's world record event held at PetFest in Bridgehampton, New York, 224 people gathered and set a new world record for Largest Dog-Friendly Communal Dining Experience. RecordSetter officials Ella Morton and Dan Rollman were present to count the participants and announce the record. @thefoodfordogs

Eric E. scored 49 goals higher than his opponent in NHL Hitz 2003.

Paul K. has 310 fighting genre video games in his collection.

VTKlustrum wrote a Pythagorean theorem on sand measuring nine meters at its base.

Nick Stoeberl painted a replica of the Eiffel Tower on a canvas using only his tongue. The painting measures 10 inches in width and 30 inches in height. He set the record to raise money for French Red Cross after terrorist attacks struck Paris, France. See all his paintings here.

A total of 1,600 students participated in a reading lesson held at Southwest High School in San Diego, California. The event was organized by Yuriy Seretskiy and The Symbol of Success LLC to help improve the US educational system.

Kevin B. has 400 stand-up comedy DVDs and Blu-Rays in his collection.

Naader Reda consumed 1.52 gallons of Red Bull and milk drink mix. He set the record for one of his YouTube show episodes. WARNING: Speed drinking can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional speed drinker. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Bob Swaim built a pyramid using 11,440 golf balls.

Core Entertainment led 85 people in singing Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" while pumping their fists.