Florida Man Aims For Guiness Book Of World Records With Rubber Band Ball

Joel Waul, 27, poses for a photograph with the 8,200 pound rubber band ball that he created in the driveway of his home August 12, 2008 in Lauderhill, Florida. Mr. Waul plans on submitting the ball once he is finished to the Guinness World Records as he tries to break the record of the current largest rubber band ball that is in the record book. His ball is made up of more than 300,000 bands of different sizes. He plans on adding 2000 more pounds as soon as they are delivered to his home.
Joel Waul, 27, poses for a photograph with the 8,200 pound rubber band ball that he created in the driveway of his home August 12, 2008 in Lauderhill, Florida. Mr. Waul plans on submitting the ball once he is finished to the Guinness World Records as he tries to break the record of the current largest rubber band ball that is in the record book. His ball is made up of more than 300,000 bands of different sizes. He plans on adding 2000 more pounds as soon as they are delivered to his home.
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Joel Waul, 27, poses for a photograph with the 8,200 pound rubber band ball that he created in the driveway of his home August 12, 2008 in Lauderhill, Florida. Mr. Waul plans on submitting the ball once he is finished to the Guinness World Records as he tries to break the record of the current largest rubber band ball that is in the record book. His ball is made up of more than 300,000 bands of different sizes. He plans on adding 2000 more pounds as soon as they are delivered to his home. Joel Waul, 27, poses for a photograph with the 8,200 pound rubber band ball that he created in the driveway of his home August 12, 2008 in Lauderhill, Florida. Mr. Waul plans on submitting the ball once he is finished to the Guinness World Records as he tries to break the record of the current largest rubber band ball that is in the record book. His ball is made up of more than 300,000 bands of different sizes. He plans on adding 2000 more pounds as soon as they are delivered to his home. Joel Waul, 27, poses for a photograph with the 8,200 pound rubber band ball that he created in the driveway of his home August 12, 2008 in Lauderhill, Florida. Mr. Waul plans on submitting the ball once he is finished to the Guinness World Records as he tries to break the record of the current largest rubber band ball that is in the record book. His ball is made up of more than 300,000 bands of different sizes. He plans on adding 2000 more pounds as soon as they are delivered to his home. Joel Waul, 27, poses for a photograph with the 8,200 pound rubber band ball that he created in the driveway of his home August 12, 2008 in Lauderhill, Florida. Mr. Waul plans on submitting the ball once he is finished to the Guinness World Records as he tries to break the record of the current largest rubber band ball that is in the record book. His ball is made up of more than 300,000 bands of different sizes. He plans on adding 2000 more pounds as soon as they are delivered to his home.
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