Many of us dream of a world record.
However, there are champions who never planned his record, with hardly find anyone who would beat SUCH records.
Here they are.
10 Gone with the tornado on the maximum distance, but surviving
Matt Suter (Matt Suter) was a typical 19-year-old high school senior, when the March 12, 2006 at his hometown Fordlend (Missouri) hit a storm.
That Sunday evening, Matt was at a party in a mobile home with his grandmother, peacefully chatting with her and uncle - invalid. When the gusts of wind and rain hit the trailer, a young man climbed onto the couch, being dressed in some boxers and tried to close the window.
At this point, Suter heard the roar of the strongest. "He was getting louder and louder, as if 10 military aircraft flying straight at us. Front and side door of the trailer took off, and the walls, floor and ceiling started to wobble from side to side like a jelly-like mass."
However, there are champions who never planned his record, with hardly find anyone who would beat SUCH records.
Here they are.
10 Gone with the tornado on the maximum distance, but surviving
Matt Suter (Matt Suter) was a typical 19-year-old high school senior, when the March 12, 2006 at his hometown Fordlend (Missouri) hit a storm.
That Sunday evening, Matt was at a party in a mobile home with his grandmother, peacefully chatting with her and uncle - invalid. When the gusts of wind and rain hit the trailer, a young man climbed onto the couch, being dressed in some boxers and tried to close the window.
At this point, Suter heard the roar of the strongest. "He was getting louder and louder, as if 10 military aircraft flying straight at us. Front and side door of the trailer took off, and the walls, floor and ceiling started to wobble from side to side like a jelly-like mass."
Camping began to fall, and the walls to collapse. At this point, the boy was hit on the head and knocked unconscious. As soon as he was approached by a grandmother, limp body boys sucked into the maelstrom.
It was a tornado category F2, and it blew Souter nearly 400 meters from the house. This is the length of four football fields. He woke up in the field, safe and sound with a slight wound on his head.
His grandmother and uncle also miraculously survived this tornado, because it was on the ground, pressed furniture. Record flight Sutera is not unprecedented, but in terms of "flight range" is definitely a unique case.
It was a tornado category F2, and it blew Souter nearly 400 meters from the house. This is the length of four football fields. He woke up in the field, safe and sound with a slight wound on his head.
His grandmother and uncle also miraculously survived this tornado, because it was on the ground, pressed furniture. Record flight Sutera is not unprecedented, but in terms of "flight range" is definitely a unique case.
unusual records
9 Most prolific parents
How about to raise 89 children? This number may seem at least strange, but the Guinness Book of Records says that it is the number of children left behind Fyodor Vasilyev, Moscow peasant, who lived in the 18th century.
Fedor and his two wives gave birth to 22 pairs of twins, triplets and 4 9 "quartets".
Vasiliev was born in 1707, and became a father for the first time in 18 years. 40 years later, he stopped "to pursue the case." Only two of his children did not survive infancy, which is very high for the time.
For 75 years Fedor 84 of his children were alive. His fertility was so strong that the man was sent to St. Petersburg for a personal meeting with the Empress Catherine II.
And who was the most prolific mother? It was the first wife of Theodore. Her name has sunk into oblivion. It's a shame for the history, because this woman deserves at least to know her by name, and not just as a wife Fyodor Vasilyev.
She was pregnant 27 times and gave birth to 69 children. The second wife of Theodore also got into the history of the nameless, being pregnant and giving birth to 8 times 18 children.
Fedor and his two wives gave birth to 22 pairs of twins, triplets and 4 9 "quartets".
Vasiliev was born in 1707, and became a father for the first time in 18 years. 40 years later, he stopped "to pursue the case." Only two of his children did not survive infancy, which is very high for the time.
For 75 years Fedor 84 of his children were alive. His fertility was so strong that the man was sent to St. Petersburg for a personal meeting with the Empress Catherine II.
And who was the most prolific mother? It was the first wife of Theodore. Her name has sunk into oblivion. It's a shame for the history, because this woman deserves at least to know her by name, and not just as a wife Fyodor Vasilyev.
She was pregnant 27 times and gave birth to 69 children. The second wife of Theodore also got into the history of the nameless, being pregnant and giving birth to 8 times 18 children.
8 Most heavy people
Hardly be surprising that the heaviest people in the history were Americans. In 2013, the highest rate of obesity - 34 percent - also belongs to the United States.
John Brower Minoh (Jon Brower Minnoch), a native of the state of Washington, at age 12 weighed 135 pounds. His weight has steadily increased until in 1978 did not reach a peak of 635 kg. The yard was in the month of March, John was suffering from heart failure, and he had problems with the respiratory system.
In order to take him to the university hospital in Seattle took 12 firefighters. Once there, he was diagnosed with massive edema, and the doctor found out that it has accumulated about 400 liters of fluid.
The man was in the hospital for two years, at the same time lying on two beds. To turn it from one side to the other, had to be 13 people.
During his stay in the hospital, John married a woman named Jeanette, and since she weighed only 50 kg, they set a world record for the biggest difference in weight between the spouses.
Minoh tried night strictly 1,200 calories, so by the time of discharge from the hospital he was able to lose weight at 419 kg, the biggest weight loss ever. However, it seriously affected his health, so in 1983 at the age of 41, he died.
Guinness World Records gives the title of the heaviest woman resident of Florida Rosalie Bradford (Rosalie Bradford), the maximum weight is 544 kg. As Minoh, Bradford struggled with obesity all his life, but when she howled married and had a child, her weight soared.
She was so depressed that she tried to commit suicide with the help of painkillers, but again due to the sheer weight pills no harm, and Rosalie just slept for a few days.
After she began working with a guru in the field of weight loss Richard Simmons (Richard Simmons), the woman sat on a diet and started to actively participate in sports. The first exercise was clapping.
Within one year, she lost 190 kg, and eventually her weight dropped to 317 kg, a record weight loss for women. In 1992, she weighed 136 kg, went to study, get a degree in psychology and began to travel around the country with motivational speeches.
Rosalie died in 2006 at age 63.
John Brower Minoh (Jon Brower Minnoch), a native of the state of Washington, at age 12 weighed 135 pounds. His weight has steadily increased until in 1978 did not reach a peak of 635 kg. The yard was in the month of March, John was suffering from heart failure, and he had problems with the respiratory system.
In order to take him to the university hospital in Seattle took 12 firefighters. Once there, he was diagnosed with massive edema, and the doctor found out that it has accumulated about 400 liters of fluid.
The man was in the hospital for two years, at the same time lying on two beds. To turn it from one side to the other, had to be 13 people.
During his stay in the hospital, John married a woman named Jeanette, and since she weighed only 50 kg, they set a world record for the biggest difference in weight between the spouses.
Minoh tried night strictly 1,200 calories, so by the time of discharge from the hospital he was able to lose weight at 419 kg, the biggest weight loss ever. However, it seriously affected his health, so in 1983 at the age of 41, he died.
Guinness World Records gives the title of the heaviest woman resident of Florida Rosalie Bradford (Rosalie Bradford), the maximum weight is 544 kg. As Minoh, Bradford struggled with obesity all his life, but when she howled married and had a child, her weight soared.
She was so depressed that she tried to commit suicide with the help of painkillers, but again due to the sheer weight pills no harm, and Rosalie just slept for a few days.
After she began working with a guru in the field of weight loss Richard Simmons (Richard Simmons), the woman sat on a diet and started to actively participate in sports. The first exercise was clapping.
Within one year, she lost 190 kg, and eventually her weight dropped to 317 kg, a record weight loss for women. In 1992, she weighed 136 kg, went to study, get a degree in psychology and began to travel around the country with motivational speeches.
Rosalie died in 2006 at age 63.
The strangest records
7 The largest number of the largest kidney stones
By December 2009, 45-year-old Dhanrazh Vadillo (Dhanraj Wadile), a shop owner in Shahada (Shahadah), India, for 6 months suffered from acute abdominal pain.
The doctor found that men with kidney stones. By using the endoscope and calcium for 4 hours doctor drew from the left kidney stones Vadillo 172155 size from 1 millimeter to 2.5 centimeter.
Team doctor took more than a month to count all the stones. After completion of the calculations, all the stones were sent for review to the Commission at Guinness Book of Records. Of course, this "event" got into the record books, breaking the previous "achievement" in the 14,098 stones extracted from the kidney of one patient.
The man who has set a record for the extraction of the largest kidney stone, also a native of India. This 37-year-old policeman Mumbai Vilas Gyudzh (Vilas Ghuge). In February 2004, he removed the stone, the diameter of which was 13 centimeters.
As a rule, the size of the extracted stones shall not exceed 9 inches in diameter, that is, they are not more than a baseball. There is another contender: in 2009 a Hungarian named Sandor Sarkadi (Sandor Sarkadi) went through surgery to remove the stone, which weighed more than 1 kg and was the size of a coconut.
The doctor found that men with kidney stones. By using the endoscope and calcium for 4 hours doctor drew from the left kidney stones Vadillo 172155 size from 1 millimeter to 2.5 centimeter.
Team doctor took more than a month to count all the stones. After completion of the calculations, all the stones were sent for review to the Commission at Guinness Book of Records. Of course, this "event" got into the record books, breaking the previous "achievement" in the 14,098 stones extracted from the kidney of one patient.
The man who has set a record for the extraction of the largest kidney stone, also a native of India. This 37-year-old policeman Mumbai Vilas Gyudzh (Vilas Ghuge). In February 2004, he removed the stone, the diameter of which was 13 centimeters.
As a rule, the size of the extracted stones shall not exceed 9 inches in diameter, that is, they are not more than a baseball. There is another contender: in 2009 a Hungarian named Sandor Sarkadi (Sandor Sarkadi) went through surgery to remove the stone, which weighed more than 1 kg and was the size of a coconut.
6 A survivor of the accident, which happened at a very high speed
Donald Campbell (Donald Campbell) set eight world records for speed, both on land and on water. It still remains the only one to beat in the same year (1964), both speed record (water and land).
But September 16, 1960 he set a record that was not in his plans.
Donald was the only son of Malcolm Campbell (Malcolm Campbell), a pioneer of the race and the owner of 13 speed records, nine and four on land on the water.
Shortly after the death of his father, Donald learned that someone is trying to break the record of his parents and decided that he needed to defend the honor of his family. In the 1950s, Campbell broke the land speed record on water (from 257 to 418 km / h).
He constantly compares his father's success with the results, often thinking about what would be proud of their father.
In 1960, a young Campbell set a speed record on land, breaking the record of his father. Now he wanted to beat his friend John Cobb (John Cobb), who was able to accelerate to 634 km / h. Unfortunately, in 1952, Cobb died trying to break the record of Donald on the water.
Campbell was confident that his Bluebird CN7 be able to move faster than 643 km / h. He passed the sixth round on the track Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, when he lost control of the vehicle at a speed of 586 km / h.
But good luck, as well as the power of his Bluebird saved his life on that fateful day of September 16th 1960, Donald escaped with a fractured skull and damage to the eardrum.
Almost immediately after he came to himself, he began to drive, but in 1964 he was able to overclock the Bluebird to record speed v648,5 km / h. After this, he again turned his eyes to water.
January 4, 1967 Donald was killed when he lost control over his Bluebird K7, speeding more than 480 km / h. His body remained at the bottom of Lake Coniston Water up until 2001 was not recovered.
But September 16, 1960 he set a record that was not in his plans.
Donald was the only son of Malcolm Campbell (Malcolm Campbell), a pioneer of the race and the owner of 13 speed records, nine and four on land on the water.
Shortly after the death of his father, Donald learned that someone is trying to break the record of his parents and decided that he needed to defend the honor of his family. In the 1950s, Campbell broke the land speed record on water (from 257 to 418 km / h).
He constantly compares his father's success with the results, often thinking about what would be proud of their father.
In 1960, a young Campbell set a speed record on land, breaking the record of his father. Now he wanted to beat his friend John Cobb (John Cobb), who was able to accelerate to 634 km / h. Unfortunately, in 1952, Cobb died trying to break the record of Donald on the water.
Campbell was confident that his Bluebird CN7 be able to move faster than 643 km / h. He passed the sixth round on the track Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, when he lost control of the vehicle at a speed of 586 km / h.
But good luck, as well as the power of his Bluebird saved his life on that fateful day of September 16th 1960, Donald escaped with a fractured skull and damage to the eardrum.
Almost immediately after he came to himself, he began to drive, but in 1964 he was able to overclock the Bluebird to record speed v648,5 km / h. After this, he again turned his eyes to water.
January 4, 1967 Donald was killed when he lost control over his Bluebird K7, speeding more than 480 km / h. His body remained at the bottom of Lake Coniston Water up until 2001 was not recovered.
5 The longest stay in a hospital gurney in the hallway
Representatives of the Guinness Book of Records had to create a new column after the 40-year-old Briton Tony Collins (Tony Collins) told them that lay on a hospital gurney for 77 hours and 30 minutes.
Collins was a diabetic, and Princess Margaret Hospital in Swindon, England, February 24, 2001, on Sunday, he was sent, because he picked up a virus. He was told that there are no beds available, so you have to wait.
Tony put on a gurney in the hallway, standing outside the shower. People lived in the hallway, and the room he was found only at the end of the day Tuesday. Ironically, when the representatives of the record books studied this matter, he fell ill again and was back at the same hospital.
This time he spent in the corridor 60 hours. "Unfortunately, this is likely to be a record that will be updated on a regular basis in our state-funded health care system."
Collins prediction came true in March 2013, when in the same city, but in a different hospital with a suspected heart attack turned out to be 62-year-old Herbert Edwards (Herbert Edwards). His place, he waited on a gurney for six days, a total of 144 hours.
Collins was a diabetic, and Princess Margaret Hospital in Swindon, England, February 24, 2001, on Sunday, he was sent, because he picked up a virus. He was told that there are no beds available, so you have to wait.
Tony put on a gurney in the hallway, standing outside the shower. People lived in the hallway, and the room he was found only at the end of the day Tuesday. Ironically, when the representatives of the record books studied this matter, he fell ill again and was back at the same hospital.
This time he spent in the corridor 60 hours. "Unfortunately, this is likely to be a record that will be updated on a regular basis in our state-funded health care system."
Collins prediction came true in March 2013, when in the same city, but in a different hospital with a suspected heart attack turned out to be 62-year-old Herbert Edwards (Herbert Edwards). His place, he waited on a gurney for six days, a total of 144 hours.
4 Most of all amputations of the same hand
Some records are unlikely to be beaten, not only because no one will want to beat them, but also because of the contradictions themselves records. So the record is a triple amputation of one hand Clint Hallam (Clint Hallam).
The first amputation occurred in 1984, when he was in prison for fraud in his native New Zealand. Circular saw cut off his right hand just above the wrist. Surgeons sewed limb back, but at the time of surgery has been recorded infection, so in 1988 the hand amputated for the second time.
Ten years later he was invited to enter into the history of medicine as a person first received a transplant. Clint brought in Lyon, France, and successfully planted his hand dead motorcyclist.
Later Hallam said that hated his new hand from the very beginning: "The donor hand was more than my own, it was pink and bald, and my skin is olive green and the second hand has vegetation."
During rehabilitation Clint, while in the hospital, fell in love with a nurse iushёl to her from his children and his wife, with whom he lived for 12 years.
"Marty (nurse) - this is the only good things that gave me the surgeons. Besides it, I got nothing."
After some time, Hallam stopped attending physicians and take anti-rejection drugs donated hand. Naturally, his body began to reject the hand, and in 2001 it had to be amputated for the third time.
The scientific community and the French surgeon men were extremely disappointed. Hallam in 2002, asked for a new transplant, but to this day he is waiting.
The first amputation occurred in 1984, when he was in prison for fraud in his native New Zealand. Circular saw cut off his right hand just above the wrist. Surgeons sewed limb back, but at the time of surgery has been recorded infection, so in 1988 the hand amputated for the second time.
Ten years later he was invited to enter into the history of medicine as a person first received a transplant. Clint brought in Lyon, France, and successfully planted his hand dead motorcyclist.
Later Hallam said that hated his new hand from the very beginning: "The donor hand was more than my own, it was pink and bald, and my skin is olive green and the second hand has vegetation."
During rehabilitation Clint, while in the hospital, fell in love with a nurse iushёl to her from his children and his wife, with whom he lived for 12 years.
"Marty (nurse) - this is the only good things that gave me the surgeons. Besides it, I got nothing."
After some time, Hallam stopped attending physicians and take anti-rejection drugs donated hand. Naturally, his body began to reject the hand, and in 2001 it had to be amputated for the third time.
The scientific community and the French surgeon men were extremely disappointed. Hallam in 2002, asked for a new transplant, but to this day he is waiting.
strange records
3 The largest number of broken bones
By the time of his last jump in 1977, Robert Craig Nivelles (Robert Craig Knievel) already had an arsenal of 150 jumps on a motorbike through various obstacles. 18 of these jumps were unlucky with serious consequences for men.
Following the results of all their "hopping activities" this person got 433 fracture 35 different bones, setting a world record. He broke the skull, nose, jaw, both clavicles, both hands, both wrists, chest, back, and each edge five times.
In addition, he had broken both ankles, a few toes, right shin, right knee, coccyx, left hip and pelvis three times.
When Robert got his first serious injury, he was not even on a motorcycle. In February 1966, he tried to jump over the eagle to passing at high speed motorcyclist. However, the man jumped too late, so it was thrown to the side for 5 yards.
The worst accident in which he fell, there was a December 31, 1967, when he tried to jump Nivelles fountains at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, the total distance between them is 43 meters.
However, the jump failed and it skidded into a neighboring building. Then his upper legs and pelvis looked like mush, hip, wrist and both ankles were broken, he suffered a concussion of the brain, because of which spent in a coma for 29 days.
Result of the fall of the golf course was a prosthetic hip. He fell twice in his Jacuzzi, broke his ribs and knee. In 1999, he transplanted the liver, because alcohol has destroyed his own.
By the end of his life, Robert constantly went to the pump, which supplied his back morphine and synthetic heroin. He died November 30, 2007 from pulmonary fibrosis.
Following the results of all their "hopping activities" this person got 433 fracture 35 different bones, setting a world record. He broke the skull, nose, jaw, both clavicles, both hands, both wrists, chest, back, and each edge five times.
In addition, he had broken both ankles, a few toes, right shin, right knee, coccyx, left hip and pelvis three times.
When Robert got his first serious injury, he was not even on a motorcycle. In February 1966, he tried to jump over the eagle to passing at high speed motorcyclist. However, the man jumped too late, so it was thrown to the side for 5 yards.
The worst accident in which he fell, there was a December 31, 1967, when he tried to jump Nivelles fountains at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, the total distance between them is 43 meters.
However, the jump failed and it skidded into a neighboring building. Then his upper legs and pelvis looked like mush, hip, wrist and both ankles were broken, he suffered a concussion of the brain, because of which spent in a coma for 29 days.
Result of the fall of the golf course was a prosthetic hip. He fell twice in his Jacuzzi, broke his ribs and knee. In 1999, he transplanted the liver, because alcohol has destroyed his own.
By the end of his life, Robert constantly went to the pump, which supplied his back morphine and synthetic heroin. He died November 30, 2007 from pulmonary fibrosis.
2 Survivor in deadly incidents that occurred on the same day
For Doshi, 10-month-old pit bull, who lives with his owner in Klirleyke, California, April 15, 2003 was a really bad day. That morning, she jumped over the fence and was immediately hit by a pickup truck.
When the police arrived, at Doshi was glassy stare, and she could hardly walk. Assuming that the dog mortally wounded, police shot her in the head, just below the right eye, to spare her from suffering.
Came to the place of the representatives of control animals shifted the "corpse" in a plastic bag. They transported Dosh where you want, and put it in the freezer.
Two hours later, an employee organization has opened the freezer and saw Dosh sitting in the package.
Bullet officer to travel to the skull Doshi, barely touching the brain and stay under her jaw. The dog also suffered from hypothermia, however, broken bones she was not there. Bullet fragments were removed, however, the right ear of a dog and there are very bad to hear.
For what she has gone through in one day three times life-threatening situation, representatives of the Guinness Book of Records dubbed Dosh the happiest dog in the world.
When the police arrived, at Doshi was glassy stare, and she could hardly walk. Assuming that the dog mortally wounded, police shot her in the head, just below the right eye, to spare her from suffering.
Came to the place of the representatives of control animals shifted the "corpse" in a plastic bag. They transported Dosh where you want, and put it in the freezer.
Two hours later, an employee organization has opened the freezer and saw Dosh sitting in the package.
Bullet officer to travel to the skull Doshi, barely touching the brain and stay under her jaw. The dog also suffered from hypothermia, however, broken bones she was not there. Bullet fragments were removed, however, the right ear of a dog and there are very bad to hear.
For what she has gone through in one day three times life-threatening situation, representatives of the Guinness Book of Records dubbed Dosh the happiest dog in the world.
The most unusual records
1 It is impossible to kill
Guinness World Records has no official definition for this record, and everything to ensure that people do not compete for the right to beat him. But if they did, it would certainly be a number of winners.
For example, a well-known mystic Grigori Rasputin before die in fatal night for him, was poisoned, shot three times, castrated and thrown into a frozen river.
But, of course, is the record holder Michael Malloy (Michael Malloy).
Malloy was a 50-year-old Irish immigrant living in New York in January 1933. Previously, he was a firefighter, but by this time become a homeless alcoholic. A group of five persons hatched a plan to take on a three insurance policies, and then planned to kill the unfortunate.
One of the conspirators was the owner of the bar, and gave Michael a card for unlimited consumption of alcohol at the institution, hoping that onupёtsya to death. But even despite the fact that Michael spent almost all his time in this place, he is not dead.
Disappointed with the bartender, who also was in the conspiracy, poured whiskey Michael antifreeze. Malloy drank five shots, lost consciousness, but not dead. During the next week he drank only antifreeze. Then it went to turpentine. This was followed by a horse ointment mixed with rat poison.
When raw oysters, marinated in wood alcohol, also failed to kill him, the conspirators were fed spoiled sardinami.Nikakogo unfortunate result.
One night the temperature dropped to -25 degrees Celsius, then the "gang" Malloy tossed into a snowbank and poured on his bare chest water. It did not help. After Michael moved the car.
Malloy was in the hospital, spent the next three weeks, and then returned to the bar and complained: "I'm just going to die because of drinking." In the end, they put a rubber hose to the man in the mouth and fixed it on the other side of the exhaust pipe. It took about an hour before the victim's face was purple, and the conspirators succeeded.
They might well get away with this thing, but they are too strongly and loudly argued with respect to the insurance compensation, so the story surfaced. They were tried, and four out of five were executed in the electric chair. All died on the first try.
For example, a well-known mystic Grigori Rasputin before die in fatal night for him, was poisoned, shot three times, castrated and thrown into a frozen river.
But, of course, is the record holder Michael Malloy (Michael Malloy).
Malloy was a 50-year-old Irish immigrant living in New York in January 1933. Previously, he was a firefighter, but by this time become a homeless alcoholic. A group of five persons hatched a plan to take on a three insurance policies, and then planned to kill the unfortunate.
One of the conspirators was the owner of the bar, and gave Michael a card for unlimited consumption of alcohol at the institution, hoping that onupёtsya to death. But even despite the fact that Michael spent almost all his time in this place, he is not dead.
Disappointed with the bartender, who also was in the conspiracy, poured whiskey Michael antifreeze. Malloy drank five shots, lost consciousness, but not dead. During the next week he drank only antifreeze. Then it went to turpentine. This was followed by a horse ointment mixed with rat poison.
When raw oysters, marinated in wood alcohol, also failed to kill him, the conspirators were fed spoiled sardinami.Nikakogo unfortunate result.
One night the temperature dropped to -25 degrees Celsius, then the "gang" Malloy tossed into a snowbank and poured on his bare chest water. It did not help. After Michael moved the car.
Malloy was in the hospital, spent the next three weeks, and then returned to the bar and complained: "I'm just going to die because of drinking." In the end, they put a rubber hose to the man in the mouth and fixed it on the other side of the exhaust pipe. It took about an hour before the victim's face was purple, and the conspirators succeeded.
They might well get away with this thing, but they are too strongly and loudly argued with respect to the insurance compensation, so the story surfaced. They were tried, and four out of five were executed in the electric chair. All died on the first try.
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