Here at RecordSetter we encourage everyone to get involved in setting world records. We also understand that you are a busy individual. That being said, each week we’re going to bring you three world records you can beat while sitting at your desk; right here, right now. No excuses, play like a champion.
Longest Time Smiling
Having a blue day? Try this record for an instant mood booster. It’s a brand-new category, first set at four minutes, 6.15 seconds on September 8 by Peter Craig of Adelaide, South Australia, then broken the next day by Scott Woodson of Rochester, New York. Woodson is a habitual over-smiler, as he says in his video: “I smile all the time. I smile for breakfast, I smile for lunch and I smile for dinner. Once I even smiled for dessert.”
This record may have been broken. To check, click here.
Longest Tongue Curl
Another new category in the genre of mouth endurance is this accomplishment by Allie Ray of Queen Creek, Arizona. After warming up with a bit of talking and gum chewing, you’ll just need to keep your tongue rolled for eight minutes to claim the record.
This record may have been broken. To check, click here.
Long Lasting Record #63: Most Pens Held With Crook Of Elbow At Once
Got a bunch of pens just sitting around, unused and sad in the wake of technology? Pick them up and give them a hug in the crook of your elbow and you could score $500. If you beat the current record, held by Jeff McHenry of Katy, Texas, and still hold it on the October 12 deadline, you’ll get the money.
This record is but one of the 100 being set and broken in our Stride Long Lasting Record challenge.
This record may have been broken. To check, click here.
- Most People Making a Pen Mustache at Once
- Most People Sticking Out Their Tongue at a Statue
- Most People Dancing to Ren and Stimpy’s “Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy” Song.
Have an idea for other world records you can beat at your computer? Share them in the comments or set them at recordsetter.com/submit.
RecordSetter has teamed up with Stride Gum for an epic record setting adventure. Stride’s setting 100 records in 100 days. If you beat one and hold it at the end of the 100 days, you’ll get $500 and your place in history.
