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(Reader Contribution to 10 People with Unbelievable Talents)
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Both H.C. Harris, and Jackie Gross, were able to play a mouth organ with their noses, and whistle at the sam time.
Frank Keith, from Illinois was able to write blindfolded, with right hand in front, upside-down, and mirror writing, and left arm behing him, upside-down.
Leonard Ross, from Philadelphia, could punch 5 pinchbags at the same time, one with his head, two with his arms, and 2 with his feet.
L.M. Holman, from Santa Barbara, Kalifornia, could repeat the names of the 48 states on a single breath - twice.
S.Q. Helfenstein, from Dayton, Ohio, calculated 999999999*999999999 in his head.
Sandow, a famous strongman, was able to rip in half 4 decks of cards at the same time.
Alex Perell, from Detroit, could lift an entire 52 card deck with one hand, and instantly, create 4 different card fans.
William D'Andrea, from Waterbury, Connecticut, could put his leg in his pocket.
T.H. Weldon Jr. from North Carolina, could repeat from memory the 13th multiplication table at the age of 5.
Mickie Newton, from Mephis, Tennessee, could play the trumbone at the age of 3.
Louis Perlman, from Chicago, could play the violin and piano at the same time.
Peter Mole, from Los Angeles, could ride a unicycle at the age of 6.
Clyde Van Patter, from Michigan, was able to play the piano with his nose.
Leslie Duncan, from Mendon, New York, worked as a human statue. He always challenceg everyone to make him smile, but all failed.
Joe Kirkwood, a famous golf trickshotter, could drive 3 balls with 3 clubs at the same time.
J.H. Blackhorne, from London, once played 13 separate games of chess at he same time, while blindfolded.
Cliff Jordan, from Brooklyn, could jump rope with 85 pounds of weights of his head.
Robert Wenger, from Greenley, Colorado, could place his other hand on his elbow, and touch his other hand with it.
Joe Horowitz could balance a 15-pound sword on the tip of his nose.
Bill Wausman, from Detroit, could hold a pencil under his ear.
Karl Poselle was able to support a pianno with it's player on, while on all fours.
Bill Kanthon, from Vermont, can do one-finger push ups 20 times in a minute.
Fred Steinlaufin, from Chicago, could drive a unicycle higher than himself, blindfolded, at the age of 18.
Finnish J. Emil Huttunen, could stand on his hands, on top of 3 glass bottles, all on top of eachother.
H.E. Rickel, from Cozadi, Nebraska, could touch his nose with his teeth, Henry Swallowcot could touch his eyebrows with his underlip, but if you've ever wondered, who is that weird looking guy swallowing his nose, that you always find by searching Ripley's beleive it or not!, then thats J.T. Saylors.
Theres also a link for a video about some girl balancing books, solving a rubick's cube, and reciting Pi at the same time.
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