World Record of ‘longest distance travelled without money’ has been achieved by Michael Wigge from Berlin, Germany.
Michael Wigge left Berlin without a penny and travelled over 40,000 km to Antarctica, hitchhiking, bartering and working his way by ship, plane car, and foot, from Europe to Canada and the USA and through Latin America. Michael left Berlin in June 2010 and travelled for 150 days through 11 countries, arriving in Antarctica in November 2010.
World Record of ‘most expensive hamburger’ has been achieved by the restaurant Serendipity-3 from New York City, USA.
On May 22, 2012; ‘the Le Burger Extravagant: most expensive hamburger set a record of most expensive hamburger was priced at $295. Generated profit was donated to The Bowery Mission, a nonprofit organization that feeds and assists the New York City’s homeless population. Hamburger was served on a gold-dusted campagna roll spread with white truffle butter, and the roll is topped with a blini, creme fraiche and caviar.
Mel and Joey Schwanke have been married for nearly 65 years. And for more than half that time, they have been wearing matching outfits every single day. Couple has 146 custom-made matching outfits, which they wear together while go out.
Couple runs flower shop in Nebraska. The shop has been in Joey’s family since 1896. “It’s the oldest business in Fremont.
The World Record of ‘farthest distance limbo skating under cars’ has been achieved by Baby Shreeya Rakesh Deshpande from Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India.
5 Year old girl achieves to set a record of farthest distance limbo skating under cars. Shreeya Rakesh Deshpande skated under 27 cars, covering a distance of 48.2 metres (158ft 2in) in just 23 seconds during a successful world record attempt in Kolhapur, Maharashtra (India). The most amazing thing about her effort is her Spider-Man-like ability to flatten herself to the ground.
The World Record of creating ‘first portrait by bullet shells’ has been achieved by David Palmer from USA.
Where people use Bullets to kill someone, David used the bullets to create unique portraits in the memory of great people who were killed by bullet. David has created the portraits of John Lennon, Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy using probably the most unusual medium – bullet shells. Palmer collects bullet casings, attaches them to a canvas and uses a small blowtorch to add an outline and create the portrait.
