very scarey

[Sharon]

Cant see many people trying to break this record

[FF_Mark]

Re: very scarey



very odd

[michelin_man]

Re: very scarey

if u ask me i think its a bit warped and twisted they give a guiness world record for that surely that suggests it good not getting at u sharon for posting it is interesting but a little strange

[Sharon]

Re: very scarey

The break this record bit isnt in the real one, but the rest of it is And I agree I dont think it should be allowed.

not getting at u sharon for posting it is interesting but a little strange

I should hope not otherwise there would have been a title change

[michelin_man]

Re: very scarey

i like my title the way it is thank u, i bet the sick tw*ts who do something like that would get a kick out of that kind of publicity on a well known website like that

[h290ewk]

Re: very scarey

FPMSL hahahahahha class that it is, 'therimgroper' lol the guilty person deserves a STAR

[FF_Mark]

Re: very scarey

This is more like it.

Fastest Towing Of A Mobile Home
The UK's Martin Hadland of Redline Magazine towed a standard Compass Lynx 340/2 caravan to a top speed of 207.38 km/h (128.86 mph) using a modified 1996 Ford Escort Cosworth at Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground, Leicestershire, UK, on December 20, 2001.

[michelin_man]

Re: very scarey

This is more like it.

Fastest Towing Of A Mobile Home
The UK's Martin Hadland of Redline Magazine towed a standard Compass Lynx 340/2 caravan to a top speed of 207.38 km/h (128.86 mph)

now that i would like to see did anyone see top gear towing the caravan when they killed the evo 6 or 7?

[FF_Mark]

Re: very scarey

Wonder if Ozzie Osbourne was trying to break this one

Furthest Jump On A Quadbike
The biggest jump ever achieved by a quad bike is 40.9 m (134 ft), over 14 Honda CRV vehicles, by Australia's Matt Coulter at RAF Bentwaters, Suffolk, England, on April 17, 2000. Matt Coulter is a professional stuntman.

[FF_Mark]

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Smallest Nightclub
In August 1998, four British friends, Sam Williamson, Keith Packer, Francis Clarke, and Kevin Wright created a tiny disco sensation. The Miniscule Of Sound, the world's smallest nightclub, is 2.4 m (8 ft) long, 1.2 m (4 ft) wide, and 2.4 m (8 ft) high - and every clubber on earth is dying to get past the doorman! Complete with DJ, full sound system, smoke machine, and tiny
2 m² dance floor, The Miniscule Of Sound is an intense disco experience. The maximum capacity is 14 people, including DJ, and the music is a mix of 1970s disco, techno, drum and bass, reggae, and rock.

[Sharon]

Re: very scarey

Wonder if Ozzie Osbourne was trying to break this one

LOL