A Sevillian called JoaquÃn Ortega commited the (really, absolutelly, more than) stupid quest of falling 134 steps to enter the Guinnes World Records Book. The stairway was of about 400 steps but he only runed down to the 134th.
His first words after the great glorious deed: «No podÃa dejar que el récord lo tuviera un inglés» and that stands for "I could not allow the record to be in english hands"
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His first words after the great glorious deed: «No podÃa dejar que el récord lo tuviera un inglés» and that stands for "I could not allow the record to be in english hands"
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There should be an overall price for the smartest way to enter the book...
I guess that's the spririt that fuels the biggest part of Guinness Records... Pure stupidity...
--TwoDragons