Longest World Records

Rob A. performed a handstand with wall support on a bed for six minutes, 55.83 seconds.

Kyle Petersen juggled three knives for one minute, 2.91 seconds while jumping on a unicycle. The record was set at an event in the Dube Juggling showroom in New York City. NOTE: This record is dangerous. Please use caution when making an attempt.

Kayla Scohy and her two best friends, Savanna and Joanne, wrote a fan letter to Madam Adam that was 445 feet (5,340 inches) long. It took them four months to finish the entire letter.

Jordyn-Elle performed an elbow stand for two minutes, 15.02 seconds while reading a book.

Suresh Gaur and a kid stood on a rola bola for 36.07 seconds.

Stephen R. balanced a straw broom on each of his index fingers for 10 minutes, 10.70 seconds.

Malcolm U. made a domino chain using 26 copies of the [RecordSetter Book Of World Records][1] and successfully made the entire chain topple during a stop on the [RecordSetter book][2] tour. [1]: http://recordsetter.com/book [2]: http://recordsetter.com/book

Mark Evans balanced a tennis ball on top of a solar light on his thumb for 34 minutes, 13.36 seconds.

Mick Bourke performed a plank exercise using his left elbow. He performed the exercise while balancing 25 pounds of additional weight on his back and remained balanced in position for 52.90 seconds.

Peter Durdik balanced two table tennis balls on a ruler held in his mouth for one minute, 20.00 seconds.

Brendan Kelbie balanced two rolls of wrapping paper on one finger on each hand for two minutes, 43.10 seconds.

Krishan Kumar held a triangle pose for four minutes, 38.00 seconds.

Suresh Gaur balanced a laptop on the tip of his thumb for seven minutes, 50.66 seconds.

Mark Evans balanced a three-foot wooden bar on a baseball held in his hand for 34 minutes, 27.13 seconds while kneeling.

At a weekend retreat, a group led by Rob Indler set the world record for Longest Origami Circumcised Penis Made From A Tablecloth. The feat was officiated by RecordSetter President Dan Rollman.

Pavol Durdik jumped for five minutes, 0.53 second while holding a shoe with his mouth.