Singapore's record-breaking feats was one of the two things that I spent searching the net over the weekend. The other one was Beatboxing which I'll post later. The record attempt and beatboxing are in the papers today.
Here's the list I extracted from GWR.
Largest Fountain: Suntec City Fountain of Wealth. 1,683.07 sq m. US$6 million to build. (1997)
Fastest Stair-Climb In The World's Tallest Hotel: 6 minutes 55 seconds, 1336 stairs. (4th June 1989)
Largest Game Of Pass The Parcel: Pass-the-parcel game involving 3,918 students (28th February 1998)
Most Strings Of Noodles: 8,192 noodle strings from a single piece of dough (31st July 1994)
Longest Human Domino Line: 4.2km human domino chain (30th September 2000)
Fastest Text Message 160-character text in 43.2 sec (27th June 2004)
Largest Sand Painting: 12.24 m by 12.24 m painting (May 2004) (May be broken soon - see here)
Latest:
Largest contingent of balloon-hat wearers in a single gathering: 1,300 wearers
Largest Display Of Rice Dumplings: 14,038 rice dumplings (13th June 2005)
Broken records:
Largest Pizza: 33.9m diameter pizza set in June 1990. Record broken on 8th December 1990.
Longest Team Drumming Marathon: 27 hours 45 minutes. Record broken in March 2002.
eh post your this post to tomorrow leh.
ReplyDeleteOwnself say ownself never mind. THis is really good 'news'.
Doned-ed. But very lengthy. Let you all vet, see how.
ReplyDeleteYou sent the wrong link to Tomorrow.sg. The link on Tomorrow points to the Rock On, Singapore post. =P
ReplyDeleteDamn, they keep leaving out the World's Largest Flaming Image, and World's Longest Log Cake. Mainly because I was there when these records were broken at Singapore Expo last December.
Thanks for pointing out, hai~ren. I must be blur like sotong. Spent too much time staring at the computer. :)
ReplyDeleteFor more information on Singapore Records, check out www.singaporebookofrecords.com - the book debuts on December 1 2005! Don't miss it! Not all records are presented on the site as it is quite new! If you hold any records or know anyone who does please contact us via the website :)
ReplyDeleteRegards - Research Team
This is very interesting...
ReplyDeletethe idea evangelist: Some are wierd though. :)
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