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The best GROSS world records

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Just some fun Guinness records I thought would funny to share. Disclaimer: these records are prolly not current. But I'm way too lazy to check for updates. lol

 

 

 

 

The record for oldest vomit!  On the 12th of February 2002,  a team of paleontologists, led by Professor Peter Doyle of Greenwich University, UK, announced their discovery of the fossilized vomit  of a marine reptile. Discovered in a quarry in Peterborough, the 160 million-year-old vomit could provide an insight into the feeding habits of ichthyosaurs. 

 

My insight is that it was pretty gross. God, I love science!

 

 

 

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Heaviest object swallowed!

 

The heaviest object extracted from a human stomach was a ball of hair weighing 2.53 kg (5 lb 3 oz) from a 20-year-old female compulsive swallower the South Devon and East Cornwall Hospital, UK, on 30 March 1895.

 

Odds are she was pretty popular around the fellas  :wink:

 

 

 

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I thought that record was gonna be about something not getting cleaned up for ages after a Friday night  - I guess that wouldn't come even close to the record.

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