நீண்ட-நகங்கள் கின்னஸ் சாதனை 2011., ಲಾಂಗೆಸ್ಟ್-ಉಗುರುಗಳು ಗಿನ್ನೆಸ್ ರೆಕಾರ್ಡ್ 2011., పొడవైన-గోర్లు గిన్నిస్ రికార్డ్ 2011.
Longest-nails Guinness Record 2011
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Walton, a budding singer known as The Dutchess, has been named by the authority on world records as the woman with the longest fingernails. Christine "The Dutchess" Walton, from Las Vegas, has nails that when combined are the length of a killer whale, according to Guinness World Records
Walton was in New York City on Wednesday to help launch the 2012 edition of the Guinness World Records book, which goes on sale later this month.
She said her twisting and turning nails — which measure a total of 10 feet two inches on her left hand and nine feet seven inches on her right hand — rarely prevent her from performing her everyday activities.
However, she admits she has problems getting things out of her pocket, and uses her knuckles to text on her cellphone.
But Walton, who is also raising a family, does her own nails and makeup, and works around the house with few problems.
"I hate all the cleaning, but I do it. And the makeup, I only wear so much."
The previous record holder for longest nails was Lee Redmond of Salt Lake City. Her nails measured a total of 28 feet in 2008, but the following year, she lost her nails in a car crash
Record nails broken in car crash
Lee Redmond had not cut her nails since 1979
An American woman listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the world's longest fingernails has had them broken off in a car crash.
Lee Redmond from Salt Lake City, Utah, had not cut her nails since 1979.
Their combined length was more than 28ft (8.5m), with the longest nail - on her right thumb - measuring 2ft 11in (89cm), Guinness said.
Ms Redmond suffered serious injuries in the crash, but is expected to make a full recovery.
A local newspaper, the Deseret News, said she was a passenger in a sports utility vehicle (SUV) at the time of the accident.
Her nails were "damaged beyond repair", according to the Guinness World Records website.
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