The Guinness Global Records, formerly known as The Guinness Book of Records until 2000, is an annual magazine that contains a series of world records over the last 60 years, both for human and natural world achievements.

The book itself is a record-breaker, as it is the world's best-selling copyrighted book series.The franchise has grown to include television series in numerous nations throughout the world, as well as museums.

Because the first version of this book was published on the same day as today, but in 1955, we've compiled a list of the oddest records that have featured in various editions.

The longest distance a burnt and dragged person has traveled

Some records are extremely unusual, such as Jalapa Roland's 472.8-meter run while enveloped in flames and pulled by a horse.

The eye sockets dragged with the heaviest weight.

In 2009, Cheyne Hultgren's Space Cowboy set a Guinness World Record for the oddest. With his eye sockets, he was able to draw a weight of 411.65 kg.

Ear hairs that are longer

Anthony Victor enjoys the unique distinction of having the world's longest hairs in his ears. They are 18.1 millimeters in length.

record in folding pans

Some people go to great lengths to get it into the Guinness Book of Records. Scott Murphy is the man who can fold 12-inch-diameter pans into 17.46-centimeter-diameter pans in less than 30 seconds.

More broken eggs with a head butt

Ashrita Furman holds the world record for breaking the most eggs with her head. He's broken 80 eggs in one go, which is the most he's done thus far.

Greater number of people dressed up as Smurfs

In 2008, at the Muknomaniya event in Klasbleyni, Ireland, 1,253 people dressed as Smurfs broke one of the funniest records in the Guinness Book of World Records.

Largest collection of "Do Not Disturb" posters

Jean-Francois Vernetti is a Swiss who collects various types of "Do Not Disturb" posters and has 8,888 things in his home that he has collected in hotels across the world.

People dressed as santa clous

On September 9, 2007, the city of Derry, Ireland, had the world's largest gathering of people dressed as Santa Claus. They set a new Guinness World Record by being 12,965 Santas, which has yet to be surpassed.

An elderly man performs a bungee jump.

Helmut Wirz, an 83-year-old German grandfather, became the world's oldest bungee jumper in 2008. Regrettably, he died in 2016.

The longest-lived marrieage in the world

Julio César Mora Tapia, 110, and Waldramina Maclovia Quinteros Reyes, 104, are an elderly couple who live in Quito. They married on February 7, 1941, and they recently received the award for being the world's longest-married pair.