Longest World Records

Ed Heemskerk planned to play Q*Bert for 100 hours on a single coin and set a world record for Longest Time Playing a Video Game Using One Quarter. After 56.5 hours, a power surge caused by an electrical storm brought unexplained death to Heemskerk's on-screen player and somehow reset the game. Read more about the unfortunate feat here.

Pavol Durdik performed a forward hold using a 35-pound weight for one minute, 18.50 seconds.

Paddle Ball King used a paddle ballwhile lying down for three minutes, 53.60 seconds.

Suresh Gaur pat his head and rubbed his stomach while on a rola bola for three minutes, 35.08 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced seven golf balls on his thumb for 1 minute and 37.52 seconds.

Jimmy H. balanced a sharpened pencil on his finger for two minutes, 33.65 seconds.

Actium Praetor built a railroad in Minecraft 1,414,213 units long.

Brian Pankey held a 25 pound weight plate on his fingertips while spinning a toothbrush on one finger and standing on a rola bola for one minute and 16.88 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced 24 hockey pucks and two hockey sticks on his chin for 59.72 seconds.

Patrick Armitage jumped double dutch with a jump-rope in a shower for 31.66 seconds, a new world record. He achieved the feat at the 2011 Sasquatch Music Festival in George, Washington. The record was set inside got2b’s World’s Biggest Shower[], a featured festival attraction. [#SMF01][]

Brian Pankey spun a basketball on one finger for one minute and 58.45 seconds while standing on a rola bola.

Alex P. spat his saliva a distance of 264 inches (22 feet).

Doug McManaman balanced a sword on a baseball bat on his chin for three minutes and 14.28 seconds. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt man. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Brian Pankey spun a pillow on his finger while balancing two baseball bats[] on his shoulders for 1 minute and 19.04 seconds.

Mark Evans balanced a basketball on top of another basketball using only one hand for six minutes, 46.97 seconds.