World records

As we've demonstrated many times before, sometimes the truth is stranger than Photoshop. For those of you still unconvinced, we present the latest installment in our ongoing quest to show you every picture that has ever looked ridiculously fake, but isn't.

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1. An airplane crashed into the Empire State Building in 1945. Among other damages, plane parts severed the cables for an elevator and the woman (Betty Lou Oliver) inside fell over 70 stories. She lived and holds the world record for the longest survived elevator fall.

01. When the Arctic Monkeys started their band, none of them could play instruments. #band #popular #celebrity #queen #freddiemercury #michaeljackson #arcticmonkeys #interesting #didyouknow #singer #music

Dubai is famous for setting world records. It has set another record with the world’s deepest pool. This is an exceptionally interesting place for divers. This 60-meter-deep pool is not unique only because of its depth. It also has a sunken city that makes it a wonderful experience for divers of all kinds. It is

1. A New Jersey woman named Patricia DeMauro rolled a pair of dice 154 times continuously at a craps table without losing. Her 154-roll winning streak broke a world record. The probability of this occurring was roughly 1 in 5.6 billion.

This year's edition, the 62nd, is crammed full of more than 4,000 fabulous feats. Editor-in-chief Craig Glenday says: 'There's something in here for everyone, from space travel... to human bodies.'

Mexico City established a new Guiness World Record for the largest number of people dancing Michael Jackson's "Thriller" simultaneously with 11 thousand people.

These people will go down in history thanks to their weird record-breaking titles