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Ever wanted to break a world record? Guinness just made it a little easier to find one that YOU SPECIFICALLY might be able to beat.
Guinness World Records just turned 70. The first “Guinness Book of World Records” came out on August 27th, 1955. And to celebrate, they shared a list of 70 records no one’s attempted yet, so the bar is still low.
They added a section to their site called Record Selector that’s supposed to tell you which ones you’d have the best chance at. You answer five personality questions, and it spits out a few records you might want to attempt.
We went through the full list of 70 records. Here are the best ones that are currently up for grabs.
1. Most high fives in 30 seconds
2. Most kisses in 30 seconds by two people
3. Fastest time to make a burrito
4. Longest marathon playing air guitar
5. Most anchovies eaten in one minute
6. Fastest 10-meter sprint while holding a balloon between your knees
7. Farthest distance by leapfrog jumps in one hour
8. Fastest time to arrange a set of Scrabble tiles in alphabetical order
9. Fastest time to make a pasta necklace. (Only kids can apply for that one.)
10. Fastest time to push an orange 100 meters with your nose
11. Greatest height to drop an egg without breaking it
12. Longest duration to balance a spoon on your nose
13. Longest paperclip chain in one minute
14. Longest videogame marathon playing Roblox (Your 12-year-old could have set that record last weekend.)
15. Farthest distance bottle flip. (Also, “Fastest time to flip 10 water bottles” and “Greatest height to flip a bottle.”)
16. Most movie theaters visited in a month
17. Most coffeehouses visited in a month
18. Most cans crushed with your foot in one minute
19. Most fortune cookies eaten in one minute
20. Most headbands worn at once
21. Most Pringles eaten in one minute
22. Most treats balanced on a dog’s nose in 30 seconds
23. Most t-shirts put on in one minute
24. Fastest time to ascend the height of Everest by bike
25. Most whoopee cushions sat on in one minute by a team of two
(UPI)
