Denver: A Utah teen with fingers of fury is once again the speed text-messaging king of the world.
Ben Cook, 18, of Provo, Utah, returned to the top of the cell-phone text-messaging heap Friday at a Denver text-off at a water park, blazing through a 160-character standardised message in 42.22 seconds.
The phrase used for purposes of professional, competition texting is: “The razor-toothed piranhas of the genera Serrasalmus and Pygocentrus are the most ferocious freshwater fish in the world. In reality they seldom attack a human.”
The feat was recorded on video and scored by an official timekeeper, validating it for Guinness World Records purposes, said Sara Spaulding, spokeswoman for event sponsor Jump Mobile.
3 comments:
yeah, and how far will THAT get you in the real word dipshit?
Sometimes I wish I could txt qker , i txt db all the time ( coz it's only 10p from UK to US) There I am replying to a text and she wipes it out , by sending another one to quickly , I know she does it to piss me off LOL
I think its your fat fingers and tiny mobile phone honey... lol.. and I only do that "sometimes" to piss you off, the rest are just unintentional fun.
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