FOND DU LAC, Wis. — A retired prison guard ate his 25,000th Big Mac on Tuesday, 39 years to the day after eating his first … nine. Don Gorske was honored after reaching the meaty milestone during a ceremony at a McDonald’s in his hometown of Fond du Lac. Surely McDonald’s most loyal customer, Guinness World Records recognized Gorske’s feat three years and 2,000 Big Macs ago, and the 57-year-old says he has no desire to stop. “I plan on eating Big Macs until I die,” he said. “I have no intentions of changing. It’s still my favorite food. Nothing has changed in 39 years. I look forward to it every day.” Read full article > >

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Microsoft has sold more than 10 million Kinect sensor systems since launch on 4 November and – according to Guinness World Records – is the fastest-selling consumer electronics device on record.

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Man on a Guinness World Record mission hand-draws his black marker collection to date Inspired by a Guinness Book of World Records entry for the largest collection of cigarette rolling papers, Toronto-based artist Allister Lee of Studio B.I.B decided it was time to set a goal for himself and started collecting black markers. To “mark” the 500th acquisition in this graffiti-culture obsession, and midpoint to his overall goal (and hopefully Guinness record!), he’s released a hand-drawn print that shows the complete historical and international spectrum of the 500 pens in his collection to date. The Studio B.I.B 500 poster, printed on 80-lb. gloss poster and an unlimited edition, measures 32″ x 42″. It sells for $40 in NYC at the Reed Space , in San Francisco through Equal Distribution and online at Studio B.I.B.

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A victory for hockey fans everywhere: A Saturday game between Michigan and Michigan State broke the all-time attendance for the sport, drawing 113,411 fans to Michigan Stadium. Representatives from Guinness World Records were on hand to certify the…

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A US bride and groom are recognised as the world’s tallest living married couple by Guinness World Records.

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Oliver Lewis has broken the Guinness World Record by playing Flight of the Bumblebee in one minute and 3.356 seconds.

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Coronation Street has been officially recognised as the world’s longest running soap by Guinness World Records.

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Scottish singer Susan Boyle has been given three different entries in the new Guinness World Records book.

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Pop stars Pixie Lott and Lady Gaga make their debut in the Guinness World Records for their musical achievements.

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A 70cm (27-inch) tall Colombian is named the world’s shortest living man by Guinness World Records.

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A movie enthusiast who held a Guinness World Record for the number of films he had watched dies at the age of 65.

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