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[quote][b]hamburg Escribió:[/b][nl]I just found out this is a different thread. Oh my. Let me copy from the timeline:[nl][nl][b]Hamburg:[/b] [quote]I had friends challenge me to break world records, like, most weight sustained on a human body, but then we could never find enough people to participate, or, they suddenly don't want to proceed because it would be too dangerous.[/quote][nl][nl][b]Aeropat:[/b] [quote]Hey hamburg. Damn, thats cool that your friends wanted to get it on it. A tall order no doubt! Do you know what the current world record is?? Thats something id love to know haha[/quote][nl][nl][b]Hamburg:[/b] [quote]It was close to 1.5t (1) when I attempted to break them, but when I was ready to upload the footage, Guinness always kept being busy and let the submission time out and advertising their expensive fast-track process. I think the record nowadays is almost twice as much. But still pretty much breakable.[nl][nl]Just think of it: 100kg on each finger is already one ton, distribute some more weight (ermm feet) on legs, arms, shoulders, forehead and add just as much weight on the torso that you can still breathe and, before you know it, new record.[nl][nl]The challenge was, how do you gather like 20 or 40 people to stack up, piggyback, shoulderride on you without half of them preferring to be audience only. It was very easy at school when everyone had to spend their time. And then how do you keep that heap of people not pushing each other off... That was the real challenge.[/quote][nl][nl](1)[nl]The heaviest weight sustained on the body [was] 1,483 kg (3,269.46 lbs) and was achieved by Eduardo Armallo Lasaga (Spain), on the set of Lo Show dei Record in Rome, Italy, on 4 March 2010.[/quote]

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