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This guy is nuts.

This woman has quite the backstory.

When it comes to racing, the winner of the Berlin Marathon was given a run for his money.

Legroom is at a premium in this car.

Mark Temperato's drum kit weighs two-and-a-half tons and includes 813 individually assembled pieces that the Lakeville, N.Y., resident can reach without taking a step. That's a world record, according to the folks at Guinness, who know about such things.

There are records for just about everything these days. Some make sense and some don't (to me). Watch the video below as Tom Grosset beats the Guiness World Record for the fastest drummer.

This isn’t a still from the newest X-Men movie, it’s the handiwork of a man who hopes to slice a record number of veggies using only a handful of everyday playing cards.

If you can believe it, there is such a thing as an International Cherry Pit-Spitting Championship and for the last 20 years the winner has been a member of either the Krause or Lessard families. But not this year. This year belongs to 46-year-old Ronn Matt of Chicago, who was able to spit a cherry pit 69 feet, making him the new world champ.

Japan has some crazy shows, but their Guinness World Records TV series is somehow the craziest. You think we’re kidding, but in one episode a man named Tomoharu Shoji sets a world record by crushing 43 nuts in one minute… Oh, yeah, and he did it just by using his butt.

Last month, Cuban native Jose Castelar set out to break his own record for the world's largest cigar. Castelar began the project at the end of April and, with the help of assistants, finished the super-cigar on Tuesday.