Wildcard World Records

Doug McManaman balanced a spinning wheel on a pole on the back of his left hand for two minutes, 11.85 seconds.

Petrus J. jumped over a stack of 11 food cans.

Petrus J. attached 27 clothespins to his neck.

Petrus J. held 19 mugs in his hand at once.

Nathan Dorrell created "The Story That Set The World On Fire," a children's storybook measuring six feet tall and 4.45 feet wide. The book is 2.25 inches thick and tells the story of Jesus' birth.

Living Dead Dolls have been creating series of collectible horror-themed dolls for 16 years. The company started in 1998 and since then has grown into producing plush toys, vinyl figures, a board game, Halloween costumes, glassware, clothing, stationery, stickers, several books, vinyl banners, and a pair of art shows.

Paul's friend, Jake, fitted 10 tangerines into a santa hat and afterwards wore the hat. He set the record at Redi X, a youth project for teenagers in Bootle, UK.

Christopher R. balanced 24 issues of Game Informer magazines on his hand.

Paul, Liam, Kirsty, Amy, Caitlyn, Sarah, Jake, Bethany, and Sarah played a game of Jenga using sponge fingers. They set the record at Redi X, a youth project for teenagers in Bootle, UK.

Petrus J. attached 52 clothespins to his fingers.

Petrus J. put on two long socks in 4.35 seconds.

Tai Star set 51 RecordSetter world records on the last day of his attempt to perform the Most Consecutive Days Setting World Records.

Ben A. put the same shoe on 17 times in 30 seconds.

Doug McManaman shot an "apple" off "William Tell's head" from 50 yards away using a 22-caliber rifle. NOTE: Shooting is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Mike Pink's friend caught 22 balls and used her entire body to hold them up.

A total of 73 people gathered to set the record for largest group hug in a tent. The huggers ranged in age from 4 to 70 years old. The record was set as part of Hug-A-Thon Pittsburgh.