BREAKING: Guinness World Records Celebrates 70th Birthday by Declaring Open Season on All Previously Unclaimed Titles DUBLIN, IRELAND – In a bold move to shake up the world of record-breaking, Guinness World Records is marking its 70th birthday by issuing a global challenge to anyone who thinks they can claim a previously unrecorded title

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**BREAKING: Guinness World Records Celebrates 70th Birthday by Declaring Open Season on All Previously Unclaimed Titles**

DUBLIN, IRELAND – In a bold move to shake up the world of record-breaking, Guinness World Records is marking its 70th birthday by issuing a global challenge to anyone who thinks they can claim a previously unrecorded title.

As of today, anyone can submit their claim to hold the record for the “Longest Toenails Ever Recorded on a Cat” or “Most Hamburgers Eaten While Balancing on One Leg.” Yes, you read that right. The possibilities are endless, and the stakes are high.

“We’re throwing caution to the wind and inviting anyone with a passion for the absurd to come forward and claim their place in the record books,” said a spokesperson for Guinness World Records. “We’re talking records like ‘Largest Collection of Vintage Teapots Shaped like Cats’ or ‘Fastest Time to Solve a Rubik’s Cube While Blindfolded and Eating a Bowl of Spaghetti.’ The wackier, the better!”

The challenge is open to individuals, teams, and even organizations. To enter, simply submit your claim along with photographic evidence, witness statements, and any other relevant documentation. A team of expert adjudicators will review each claim and verify its authenticity.

Some of the most bizarre records already being claimed include:

* “Most People Wearing Chicken Suits While Dancing the Macarena” (current record holder: 567 people)
* “Longest Duration Spinning a Top on a Body Part While Reciting Shakespearean Sonnets” (current record holder: 3 hours, 14 minutes)
* “Largest Gathering of People Wearing Identical Outfits Made from Recycled Plastic Bags” (current record holder: 2,145 people)

Don’t miss this opportunity to make history (or at least, make a fool of yourself). Get creative, get crazy, and get ready to take on the world of record-breaking.

**ENTRY GUIDELINES:**

* Claims must be submitted by [insert date]
* A non-refundable entry fee of $50 applies
* All claims must be verified through photographic and video evidence
* A team of expert adjudicators will review each claim

Don’t wait – start preparing your record-breaking attempt today!

**Some sample records to get you started:**

* Most hamburgers eaten while riding a unicycle
* Longest duration balancing a pool cue on the end of your nose
* Largest collection of airsickness bags

The possibilities are endless! Get creative and get claiming!

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