Wildcard World Records  

Brian Pankey tossed a water balloon from behind his back and burst it on the tip of an open umbrella held over his head in one minute, 20 seconds.

Led by Josh Berk, a total of 35 young adult authors read Touched by Cyn Balog at once. The record was set during the 2012 YA Festival at the Easton Area Public Library in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Siena Barkan sat on a slackline for 11 minutes, 40.00 seconds.

Kade Hill led 89 students from the Maine Arts Camp in a parade while dressed as cartoon characters.

Vivek K. built a pyramid using 5,300 plastic cups.

Reggy Newnew removed his shirt and put on his sunglasses in 2.40 seconds.

In partnership with Newham Barnsley, the Wayne Sables Project made a domino chain using 500 breeze blocks and successfully made the entire chain topple. The Newham Barnsley Partnership is a unique approach to delivering a legacy from the games across the UK and using the excitement and passion of the Olympics to inspire and connect.

Doug McManaman shifted a can of beans from one hand to the other 252 times in one minute while blindfolded.

Jeanice Utley performed 10 consecutive spins on an oblique workout machine.

Viktor O. stacked 31 pennies in two towers in 30 seconds using both hands.

Shea Conaway shot a balloon with a Springfield XDM .40 pistol from 100 yards away.

Clint Poore squeezed all of the toothpaste out a 4-ounce tube in 10.40 seconds.

Kamal Aslam performed a Triptych card cut in 1.42 seconds using three playing cards.

Clint Poore squeezed out a full 2.8-ounce tube of toothpaste in 8.81 seconds.

Sierra Pacific Home and Comfort installed a 12-panel, 2.82 kW residential solar photovoltaic DC system in one hour, fifteen minutes and 48.17 seconds. They used SHARP’s SunSnap™ System, a new power-generating solar appliance with a flexible and scalable design that lets installers save hours over a traditional install, and homeowners to start saving with solar energy.

Residents of Eisenhower and Grissom Halls at the State University of New York at Fredonia played a game of telephone, sending a message a distance of 260 feet. Each phone string is 20 feet long.