The provided text appears to be a transcript of a video or podcast discussing various Guinness World Records. The video or podcast features a discussion of various individuals who have achieved remarkable feats and set records in various fields.
The video or podcast begins by introducing the concept of Guinness World Records and the idea of individuals having skills or abilities that set them apart from others. It then moves on to discuss specific records and the individuals who hold them.
One of the first records discussed is held by Kevin Fast, a priest who holds the record for the strongest person in the world. He is capable of lifting large rocks and groups of people, as well as dragging vehicles. He even set a record by pulling a plane weighing 188.83 tons for 8.8 meters using only his strength.
The video or podcast also discusses Johnnie Wars, a freestyle football player who has set seven records in the Guinness Book, all related to football. He set a record by balancing a ball while walking in place with severe conditions in the Sahara Desert.
Another record discussed is held by Dr. Schneider, who has seen the largest number of solar eclipses in the world, 35 of them. He set this record while on a flight with the Latam Airlines group during a total solar eclipse over Easter Island.
Richard Brownie, a British inventor, set the record for the fastest flight using a suit. The jet accelerated to a speed of 136.891 km per hour, more than doubling his previous record.
Jeca E, an Australian, set the record for the fastest assembly of a Rubik's Cube while blindfolded. He achieved this in a time of 16.22 seconds.
Gregory Paul McLaren, also known as Lucky Diamond Rich, holds the record for the most tattooed man in the world. He is 100% tattooed, with every inch of his body covered in drawings.
Pablo Alvarez swam 5 km with his legs shackled to raise awareness about the pollution of the ocean. He set a record for the fastest time to swim this distance while handcuffed.
Guy Martin set a record for the highest speed on a gravity-powered snow sled and also for the highest speed on a tractor. He reached a speed of 166,179 km per hour and later surpassed this record to reach a speed of 217 km per hour.
The video or podcast concludes with the record for the longest underwater walk without oxygen, set by the Turkish Big Hero. She covered a distance of 80.160 meters during a time of one minute.
The last record discussed is held by Joel Strasser, who sent 3500 toothpicks into his beard in 3 minutes and 13 seconds. This record was set because it is believed that no one had ever done anything similar before.
Overall, the video or podcast provides a fascinating look at the incredible achievements of individuals who have set records in various fields.
1. The text discusses various individuals who hold Guinness World Records.
2. Kevin Fast is a priest who holds the record for being the strongest person in the world for over 20 years.
3. Fast is capable of lifting huge rocks and even groups of people, dragging trucks, trains, ships, and even a plane.
4. The record of pulling a plane was established on September 17, 2009.
5. Fast is also a parish priest who combines training at the gym with pastoral activities.
6. Johnnie Walker, a freestyle football player, holds 7 records in the Guinness Book.
7. Richard Donner and Tony Stark are arguing about who will be the new Iron Man.
8. Richard Brownie, a British inventor, set the record for the fastest flight using a suit, reaching a speed of 136.891 km per hour.
9. Jeca E, an Australian, holds the record for the fastest assembly of a Rubik's Cube while blindfolded, achieving this in 16.22 seconds.
10. Gregory Paul McLaren, also known as Lucky Diamond Rich, is the most tattooed man on the planet.
11. McLaren's entire body is covered in tattoos, registered in the Guinness Book in 2006.
12. McLaren works as a street and circus artist, swallowing swords and juggling.
13. Pablo Alvarez swam 5 km with his legs shackled, setting a record for the most pollution-free ocean swim.
14. Guy Martin set a record for the highest speed on a gravity-powered snow sled and also for the fastest speed on a tractor.
15. The Turkish Big Hero set a record for the longest underwater walk, covering a distance of 80.160 meters.
16. Joel Strasser set a record by sending 3500 toothpicks into his beard.
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