The longest single chassis parade float measures 36.45 m (119 ft 7 in) and was achieved by Natural Balance Pet Foods (USA) during the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California, USA, on 2 January 2012. The float featured a wave pool where dogs took turns surfing waves during the parade.
The longest sideflip is 4.65 m (15 ft 3.125 in), achieved by Jordan Davis (USA), at Amplify Gymnastics, in Joplin Missouri, USA, on 17 August 2012.
The longest stationary skateboard manual is 19 min 39.56 sec and was achieved by Brendon Davis (USA), at the Society Skate Shop, San Carlos, California, USA on 11 May 2013. Davis improved upon the previous record by over 2.5 times.
The longest skateboard ramp jump was performed by professional skateboarder Danny Way (USA) with a 24-m (79-ft) 360 air on his Mega Ramp at X Games X in Los Angeles, California, USA on 8 August 2004.
The longest continuous stand-up comedy show by multiple comedians lasted 80 hours and was achieved by the Laugh Factory (USA) at their comedy club in Hollywood, CA, USA, from 6 to 9 December 2010. The show included 170 different acts by 150 comedians.
The longest spring roll measured 435.36 m (1,428.34 ft) and was made by members of the Roll for Relief campaign at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA on 30 April 2005.
The longest string to be inserted into the nose and then pulled out of the mouth in one minute is 77.79 m (255 ft 2 in) and was achieved by Justin Therrien (USA), in Bellingham, Washington, USA, on 15 May 2012.
The longest surviving quadruple heart bypass patient is Michael A. Spano (USA, b. 10 December 1925) who underwent surgery on 28 September 1976 at St. Luke’s hospital in New York, USA and remains in good heath as of 16 October 2008, 32 years 18 days later.
The Longest Surviving Double Kidney transplant is 43 years achieved by Brian K. Bourgraf (USA) in Wilmington, Ohio on 30 Jun 2011. On 23 March 1968, Mr Bourgraf had a double kidney transplant performed at The Children’s Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. Today Mr Bourgraf is 47 years old and 43 years have passed since his double transplant at the age of four.
The longest surviving artificial heart-valve transplant patient is Paul Sitko, who received the transplant on 12 October 1973, in Blackstone, Massachusetts, USA, and as of 05 February 2010 has had it for 36 years, 115 days. Paul lives a an active life