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Weird, wacky and sometimes gross, people everywhere seek to set new world records.

Motor-saw juggling Milan Roskopf of Slovakia juggles three motor saws during the Impossibility Challenger in Dachau, Germany, on June 21, 2009. Roskopf, 50, improved his world record by increasing the number of successful times the motor saws were juggled — to 62 from 35. At the annual Impossibility Challenger, competitors attempt to break or make new records in unconventional and unusual disciplines. Michaela Rehle/Reuters

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