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	Ironing under the sky, from your living room - EI to feature in new Wii game 40061 Reads
	In a rather bizarre twist, extreme ironing is set to feature in a new computer game on the Wii platform: Wacky World of Sports. It's odd because, the idea of extreme ironing is to take ironing outdoors. Now, as part of a new game from Sega, out later this year, you can pretend to ironing outdoors, whilst indoors. Anyway, I'm sure it's heaps of fun. Posted by: Steam on Friday, July 17, 2009 Read more...  1501 bytes more

	Brits claim new record for under water ironing 46320 Reads
	A British team of extreme ironists have snatched the record from under the noses of the Antipodean rivals to claim the world record for the most people ironing under water at the same time, with 86 pressed their garnments in Gloucestershire. Posted by: Steam on Monday, January 12, 2009 Read more...  646 bytes more 7 Comments

	'Extreme ironing' on the sea bed in new record 63293 Reads
	Smoothly does it - a team of Australian scuba divers has flattened their way in to the record books for ironing under water, writes the Daily Telegraph (UK). Posted by: Steam on Wednesday, April 02, 2008 Read more...  1614 bytes more

	Ironing the fast lane 63333 Reads
	New ironist, Perfectly Pressed, makes the finishing touches to his race overalls during the warm-up session at Streatham Raceway before the main event. Posted by: Steam on Tuesday, February 19, 2008 Read more...  554 bytes more

	Extreme Ironing at the Antarctic Pole of Inaccessibility 59146 Reads
	In January 2007 a member of Team N2i, Henry Cookson, successfully dragged his iron and board to the exact centre of the Antarctic: the little-known Pole of Inaccessibility. Posted by: henners on Sunday, October 07, 2007 Read more...  884 bytes more