Most World Records  

Harald S. liked 20,012 Facebook pages.

Flavio Codrin, a man over the age of 60, completed 1,232 non-stop, full push-ups.

Rj Jawad signed off of his online radio show by saying “Jawad, Radio Asia Live” 35 times in 30 seconds.

Chris Kamikaze completed 41 baby windmills in 30 seconds.

Michael G. completed 227 catches in one minute while juggling three clubs.

During the sixth annual "Ready, Set, Wear It!" campaign, 10,917 people gathered at 257 events to set a world record for the largest group of people to wear life jackets. The event was hosted by the National Safe Boating Council in partnership with Canadian Safe Boating Council. They set the record to promote safe and responsible boating for National Safe Boating Week and throughout the boating season. See photos of the events here. For more information, visit Readysetwearit.com.

Tyler S., a member of the Crazy Pinz team, held nine bowling balls at once.

Alicia Weber completed 21 consecutive straight arm and leg hanging L lifts.

Alicia Weber set four different five-minute Leaping Mountain Climber records in one hour.

Pavol Durdik hit a punch balloon with his fist 269 times in 30 seconds.

Brendan Kelbie curled a spinning basketball 10 times in 30 seconds.

Mark Malkoff watched 252 films on Netflix Streaming between April 16 and May 15, 2012. In total, he watched 404.25 hours of video. During the month, Malkoff averaged 13.47 hours of movies a day. Actor Andrew McCarthy joined him and did a live in-person commentary during a screening of St. Elmo's Fire.

Alicia Weber completed 70 reps consisting of 180-degree deep squats and two-foot long jumps in three minutes.

Nicholas Penney completed six push-ups on his knuckles while swallowing a sword with a blade length of 16.5 inches (41.92 cm). NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Suresh and his partner spun a fidget spinner using their toes for one minute, 41.42 seconds.

Vito O. stacked three golf balls on a domino.