Record guiness...

Debido a los malditos exámenes y esos pedos no había subido nada, pero aquí les dejo algunas cosas curiosas...

Fastest Car Window Opened by a Dog
	WHO: Striker WHAT: 11.34 seconds WHERE: Quebéc City, Canada WHEN: September 1, 2004
The fastest time a dog has unwound a non-electric car window is 11.34 seconds and was achieved by Striker, a border collie owned and trained by Francis V. Gadassi (Hungary). The record was set on September 1, 2004 in Quebéc City, Canada. Quien no quisiera tener una colección así!! jajaja que envidia la neta.... Largest Autographed Drumstick Collection   WHO: Peter Lavinger WHAT: 1,300 drumsticks WHERE: USA WHEN: February 21, 1999 Peter Lavinger of New York, USA, has collected over 1,300 famous drummers' sticks since 1980. He was faced with a peculiar problem after he had picked up his 100th starry stick. He had no proof of their amazing origin. "People would say 'Yeah, sure it was'," he remembers. It led to the mammoth task of tracking down drummers and persuading them to sign their own sticks from 13 years ago! WANT TO KNOW MORE? The length of a drumstick ranges from 4.15 cm (16.3 in) to 38.5 cm (15.1 in), and weighs between 40 g (1.4 oz) and 70 g (2.5 oz). The top of a drumstick is called the tip, which narrows down to form the stick's neck. CHECK THIS OUT. In classical Vietnamese music-theatre called Tuong, a drum was placed in front of the stage, which audience members could play to pass comment on the performers. For example, one beat on the drum told the performers to wind up whatever they were singing and move on to the next part. FIVE FACTS ABOUT PETER'S DRUMSTICKS 1. Each drumstick in Peter's extensive collection is valued at nearly $730! 2. All but thirty of the sticks he's collected have been signed. 3. Famous drummers have made their marks on most, but other band members' scribbled signatures are obviously accepted! 4. Peter has gathered his sticks by attending over 10,000 concerts over the years. 5. Peter's passion for drumsticks has made him a friend of the stars!   Most Consecutive Skateboard Frontside Ollies (halfpipe)   WHO: Rob Dyrdek      WHAT: 46 WHERE: Los Angeles, California WHEN: September 17, 2007 The most consecutive skateboard frontside ollies is 46 by Rob Dyrdek (USA) on MTV's The Rob & Big Show in Los Angeles, California, USA on September 17, 2007.