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OVER THE WEEKEND a Georgian man broke his own Guinness World Record by sticking 53 spoons to his body.
Etibar Elchiyev’s previous record was set in December 2011 when 50 spoons became the most a human had ever managed to stick to their body.
Apparently he plans to one day move aeroplanes and train carriages, but we can’t help but think that magnetism would be a bit of a nuisance. You’d hate to be in the cutlery section of a homeware shop.
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I’d consider putting the word magnetic in inverted commas.
http://www.livescience.com/12986-magnetic-people-sticky-bogdan.html
Why, just why?
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