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    What is the heaviest weight ever dangled from a swallowed sword?

    Question #105253. Asked by scottietwenty3. (May 02 09 8:19 PM)


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    		Heaviest weight lifted while swallowing a sword: Cheyne Hultgren, existing record: 20.1kg; new world record: 22.4kg
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    May 02 09, 8:30 PM

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