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Easy World Records to Break One ? The most number of underpants put on in under one minute (done in teams of two) The number to beat for this one is 17. ... Three ? Most Smarties/M&Ms eaten in one minute using chopsticks (while blindfolded) ... Five ? Most socks put on in 30 seconds. ... Seven ? Fastest Time to Match 20 Emoji pairs.

#shorts The fastest time to assemble Mr. Potato Head is 5.43 seconds, and was achieved by Lim Kai Yi (Malaysia) in Butterworth, Malaysia, on 9 August 2022.

However, there are some records that are simply too hard, if not impossible, to ever break. Tallest man ever. The tallest man in history is Robert Pershing Wadlow from USA, who was measured at a whopping 2.72 m (8 ft 11.1 in) of height in 1940. ... Strangest diet. ... Oldest dog ever. ... Heaviest aircraft pulled by a man.

Easy World Records to Break One ? The most number of underpants put on in under one minute (done in teams of two) Two ? The largest bubblegum bubble was blown. Three ? Most Smarties/M&Ms eaten in one minute using chopsticks (while blindfolded) Four ? Most dominoes stacked in 30 seconds.

Set a Record Tallest zigzag structure built with LEGO® bricks in 30 seconds with one hand. Fastest time to assemble a Mr. ... Most Pokemon identified in one minute. Most tosses of a pancake in one minute. Most socks put on one foot in 30 seconds. Fastest time to stack 20 LEGO® bricks in a right-angle tower.

Fastest time to build Mr. Potato Head blindfolded - 12.11 seconds by Andre Ortolf ?? - YouTube.

The fastest time to assemble Mr. Potato Head is 5.43 seconds, and was achieved by Lim Kai Yi (Malaysia) in Butterworth, Malaysia, on 9 August 2022. Lim is an avid speed solver and has won many speed solving competitions.

The most socks put on one foot in 30 seconds is 28, achieved by Pavol Durdik (Slovakia) in Puchov, Slovakia, on 10 October, 2017. The most wet sponges thrown in one minute (by a team of two) is 76, and this was achieved by Ashrita Furman and Bipin Larkin (both USA) in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia, on 5 February, 2019.

Four-year-old Julian Pavone (USA, b. 14 May 2004) performed in his 20th concert (the minimum count that GWR guidelines stipulate for this record) on 29 Mar 2009.

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