9 very strange world records

1. The fastest in the world of WC.

Colin Furz should become a star of the new generation. This is a very talented person & ndash; plumber, stuntman, inventor in one person. His name already several times fell into the Guinness Book of Records. For example, he invented the world's longest motorcycle and the fastest wheelchair.

However, his main achievement was the fastest in the world toilet. The secret of the design is & ndash; the union of the plumbing system & laquo; compact & raquo; and motorcycle with a ~ nbsp; engine of ~ 140 cubic centimeters. The toilet can accelerate at speed to 55 miles per hour. Moreover, it can even wash away the traffic time! For the convenience of users, there is a special stand for the newspaper, which you can read during the traffic.

The most surprising thing is that Colin was not the first to register this record. Previously, someone already used to be the inventor of the fastest in the world of the toilet, and Colin just broke the record.

2. The first photographed person.

In 1838, the cameras were completely different from the modern cameras. It took more than 10 minutes to build the composition correctly, not speaking about uploading photos to instagram or facebook:)

Because of such nonsense, there were very few people who wanted to get their photo. For the exception of one Parisian, who for a long time stood motionless, while he was cleaning his shoes. The street was pretty lively, but except Parisian, no one was shown on photos because of the long exposure time. Even the man who was cleaning his shoes. Thus, the immovable Parisian became the first person photographed. His name, unfortunately, is unknown.

3. The heaviest weight raised with using human language.

The next record & ndash; not for nervous. Thomas Blackthorne & ndash; a strange man. On "one fine day, he decided to build up the power of the language for 6 years so that they could lift the weights." His efforts were quite successful: he came from the Guinness Book of Records as a man who managed to raise a record weight of 11 kilograms. How did he do it? With using a special hook, passed through the language.

4. Oscar for the role of an actress who received an Oscar.

Remember Martin Scorsese's movie & Aviator & raquo ;? Leonardo DiCaprio starred in the role of the insane rich man, fond of airplanes and movies. In addition, Galadriel from "Lord of the Rings" & "nbsp; — Cate Blanchett. He plays the role of a woman by Hepburn. But not Audrey Hepburn, and Katherine Hepburn.

Katharine Hepburn was nominated for the "Oscar" award & raquo; Twelve times and "awarded" this award four times — more than any other actor or actress in history. She also set the record at the longest period between the first and last Oscar (48 years).

Martin Scorsese's film came out one year after Catherine's death. Her role was played by Cate Blanchett. The actress received rave reviews for her game was nominated for the next year in the best female role of the second plan. Blanchett won, and thus became the only person to receive an Oscar for the role of an Oscar-winning actress.

5. The fastest riding of dogs on 3-wheeled bicycles.

This is probably one of the world's most stupid records. Will someone come to head to teach a dog to ride a bicycle? It was not there. Information about this record came to us from the Japanese television show.

6. The largest number of bottles opened by the forehead.

In principle, a useful skill. Almost everyone had a situation where they were not able to open the bottle, and the special tool underneath was not there. Ahmed Tafzi from Hamburg (Germany) came up with an alternative method of opening a bottle. And now his record for fast opening bottles forehead is fixed in the Guinness Book of Records. It's not for you to open the bottle with your teeth. Miracles!

7. The largest QR code.

Have you ever enjoyed a corn field? On the other hand, it looks even graceful, but the best kind & ndash; certainly, kind from on. On what does it look like? It turns out that the corn field is the largest QR code in the world. It stretches for 309,570 square feet (about 29,000 square meters).

The question that can arise from the modern advanced user: if the corn field is a QR code, will I be able to scan it from the helicopter? & ndash; Yes! Scan the code: it will direct you to the family farm site that made this amazing discovery.

8. The biggest whale explosion

This story happened in 1970 in Florence, Oregon. It seemed like a normal day. Until that time, while on the beach, the beach did not shed a dead sperm whale weighing 45 feet. Most people have no idea what to do with it, even government officials.

At that time, the beach was under the jurisdiction of the traffic police, and it was she who had to make an important decision. The police decided to blow up the whale using half a ton of dynamite.

They evacuated the local at distance of a quarter of a mile before embarking on a business. However, without viewers, of course, it did not.

What the same happened in the "explosion"? He himself went on to "hurray", but "no one has foreseen the consequences." Unfortunately, there were side effects. The huge pieces of the dead whale flew high in the air and fell down near the spectators. How big were these pieces? One of them them in alone broke the car. And not one of the compact models that we see now, but a real, solid, impressive car of the 1970s.

9. The longest time of strumming on the guitar behind the back is in the pig's cap with one protruding ear, in jumping from one foot to the other by a clock.

In the Internet there is a ridiculous site that fixes the most stupid records of the world. It's called the Record Setter. The best example, showing the nearness of these records, is lower. A man in a piglet's hat with one protruding ear jumping from one leg to the other by clockwise. manages to strum on the guitar at it behind back. How many will this same poor fellow continue to be named after Kyle Matz? Among the site's top scores & ndash; the highest number of snorts in 10 seconds & raquo; and "the shortest time taken for a" photocopy of the face ".