Saying World Records

Richie Fredericks said the phrase “I’ll have what she’s having” 45 times in 30 seconds. The phrase is a classic line taken from the film When Harry Met Sally[].

Seven people finished the 2010 San Antonio Rock & Roll Full & Half-Marathon[] said “Break cancer!” after their completion of the race.

Brian Pankey said “It’s Better With Butter” 49 times while hopping on one foot and bouncing a table tennis ball on alternate sides of a paddle.

Kyle Hanley said the words “middle part” with a middle part 20 times in ten seconds.

UCLA Healthy Lives After Cancer, led by Chrystel Murrieta, set a record by getting 49 young adults to say an inspirational message on video to other young adults facing cancer. The video includes a stuffed animal saying an encouraging message, who wasn’t included in the final count.

Dave Betten took 22 minutes and 28.11 seconds to tell the “Cake Shaped Like a ‘B’” joke.

50 people with hand puppets from Strathmore Municipal Library said "I love the library" at once.

Led by Jake Fisher and William Stankey, patrons of theThomas Ford Memorial Library[] set a world record for the most people saying “Anaconda Squeeze” in a public library. In total, 24 people participated. [#TFML01][]

Sophie named 35 different fruits in 10 seconds.

Youth minister Kenny Stanteen told his wife “I love you” 69 times during a Synergy Youth event. Stanteen says he does his best to tell his wife “I love you” every day, even when not attempting a record.

Andy Pelphrey said “The buck stops here” 37 times in 30 seconds while holding a mounted buck.

Suresh Gaur said "Aahhh" for one minute, 13.62 seconds.

Stephen Cicia said quot;Hey!quot; in a drawn-out manner to his friend’s girlfriend for four minutes, 51.69 seconds.

Alexa D. said "moo" to a picture of a cow in a book 174 times in 30 seconds.

On December 1st, ‘World AIDS Day’, Record Setter and 17 teenagers of ’Yes! Club World- Nepal’ recited this year’s theme of World AIDS Day[] in unison. The theme for 2011 is “Getting to Zero”. The main objective of the feat is to send out message to the world that even youth and teenagers are aware and trying to contribute towards resolving the global issue of HIV/AIDS.

Hilary Hodge said “Bob Loblaw Law Blog” nine times in 15 seconds during a stop on the RecordSetter book tour.