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Thursday, July 26, 2012

 Most people in a thumb-wrestling chain: Tilgate school pupils set world record

 
TILGATE, West Sussex, UK -- 331 pupils from The Oaks Primary school and their siblings, parents and teachers played thumb wrestling for five minutes
- setting the new world record for the Most people in a thumb-wrestling chain, according to the World Record Academy: www.worldrecordacademy.com/.
most people in a thumb-wrestling chain at The Oaks Primary School in Tilgate
  Photo: 331 pupils from The Oaks Primary School set the new world record for the Most people in a thumb-wrestling chain. Photo: Barry Holder (enlarge photo)

  The Guinness world record for the most people in a thumb wrestling chain is 310 and was achieved by Enjoy-Work at Chiswick Park, London, UK.

  Guinness World Records also recognized the world record for the most people in a human-soft toy chain; it included 2,623 people each with a soft toy and was achieved in an event organised by the JJ van der Merwe Primary School in Ermelo, South Africa.

  All the participants had to play the game – a favourite in school playgrounds – for five minutes in a continuous chain.

  According to 'This is Sussex:' "teacher Chris McGivern, who starred in a Crawley episode of Channel 4 cooking show Come Dine With Me earlier this year, came up with the idea."

  The world record attempt began with everyone lining up around the edge of the school playground. Hands were then linked and a head count was taken.

  When it was realised that more people were needed to break the record extra parents, there to watch, were called over to take part.

  Then the chant used to begin the game was made, with everyone shouting: "One, two, three, four, I declare a thumb war."

  At the end Mr McGivern gave a ten-second countdown, ending with screams of delight as zero was reached.
  
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   Largest Orange Fight: Italy's Battle of the Oranges sets world record (Video)

   Largest Pie Fight: Shaw Floors sets world record (Video)

   Largest marshmallow fight: Taylorsville students set world record (Video)

   Largest water balloon fight: University of Kentucky (HD Video)

   Largest water pistol fight: Thailand (HD Video)

   Largest custard pie fight: Drake University (HD Video)

   Largest custard pie fight: Kidz Stuff festival

  Largest tomato fight: La Tomatina     

  Largest Toy Pistol Fight: Washington University

  Largest water balloon fight: BYU students


  
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