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The world record for most toilet seats broken by someone's head in one minute is 46, set by Kevin Shelley in 2007
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The world record for most toilet seats broken by someone's head in one minute is 46, set by Kevin Shelley in 2007

Kevin Shelley headbutted 46 toilet seats in 60 seconds. He broke them all using only his head. The wooden seats shattered on impact each time. This happened at a gym in Ohio. He still holds this very specific world record.

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