records

A family in Lancaster, New York is trying to break the record for the heaviest pumpkin ever recorded in the United States of America. You might be shocked to learn that the pumpkin was born on June 16 this year and is already knocking on the door of 2,500 pounds.

Like this one: the world's highest pancake flip is held in Cheektowaga (LOL). A guy at the Galleria Mall broke the record. Take a look at the video below.

Bowling a 300 game is hard enough but in under 90 seconds? That's crazy. But a guy in Cortland, New York did just that a few weeks ago. Ben Ketola bowled 12 straight strikes in 86.9 seconds  at 281 Bowl on April 5th. Ketola was able to pull this perfect game off by racing to each lane in ally bowling a strike on each lane with a different ball. According to FoxSp...

George Strait has dethroned himself! The King of Country just wrapped the 2013 leg of his two-year, Cowboy Rides Away final tour, which is expected to close in 2014.

Remember when people said that a certain artist had sold 500,000 RECORDS?  Of course I'm talking about the time before cassettes had hit the market, and long before CDs hit the market.  It's kind of hard to fathom that there are some people who have never seen a real record.  But they're out there.  Check out this girl's response when her dad shows her an LP for the first time.

What do you do with the tapes, CD's and records that you have lying around?  I am desperately trying to clean the office up that Dale and I share but he won't let me toss the vinyl.