Longest World Records

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Mark Malkoff was carried 9.4 miles by 155 random people, covering almost the entire length of Manhattan while setting the world record. He achieved the feat on December 18–19, 2009, beginning at the Staten Island Ferry[] Terminal and ending at 140th Street. Malkoff took no steps forward on his own, using only the kindness and generosity of fellow citizens to complete his trek. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Tom Oppelt used a glass jar to catch an egg tossed from 246 feet (2,952 inches) away.

Brian Pankey balanced a lawnmower on his chin for 10.25 seconds.

Jaana A. and other fans from 30 countries around the world wrote a fan letter to Jedward measuring 400 meters in length.

Doug McManaman balanced three golf clubs on his chin for two minutes, 30.30 seconds.

Simon Kirk locked his friend out of the car for 5.15 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced three golf clubs on the back of his hand for two minutes, 47.61 seconds.

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A total of 23 students planked in front of an audience of more than 100 people for 41.01 seconds.

Brian Pankey dribbled a basketball in his hand while juggling two balls in the other hand for four minutes, 51.14 seconds.

After a kick-up from his foot, Brian Pankey juggled three balls in a cascade pattern using two tennis rackets for two minutes, 13.53 seconds.

Brian Pankey juggled two balls in one hand using a tennis racket for one minute, 51.58 seconds.

Brian Pankey juggled two five-pound balls in one hand for 32.25 seconds.

Darryl Learie performed a [plank exercise][1] on his fists with his arms fully extended while carrying additional 182 pounds of weight on his back, which is equivalent to his own body weight. [1]: http://exercise.about.com/od/abs/ss/abexercises_10.htm

Darryl Learie performed a four-finger [plank exercise][1] without using his thumbs or pinkies while carrying 50 pounds of additional weight on his back. He remained balanced in position for 24.32 seconds. [1]: http://exercise.about.com/od/abs/ss/abexercises_10.htm