[Cody Dawg]

Enough to eat 49 of them in 12 minutes?

Linkage

[OldManMac]

Pathetic, although it is great symbolism to show the world our penchant for gluttony and our "whatever I want, I get" culture.

[KeriVit]

Karl G-
But the guy who always wins is from Japan.
"He also holds records for eating 17.7 pounds of cow brains, 20 pounds of noodles and 20 pounds of rice balls."
I doubt those contests were American.

And yes, I love hot dogs Cody, but not that much.

[Apple Pro Underwear]

what they do is called "competitive eating"

to eat 49, they train by stretching their stomachs


it's quite nifty. kobayashi takes it seriously and trains diligently. if you notice... he got diesel in his second year i think

[spatterson]

Originally Posted by KeriVit

Karl G-
But the guy who always wins is from Japan.
"He also holds records for eating 17.7 pounds of cow brains, 20 pounds of noodles and 20 pounds of rice balls."
I doubt those contests were American.

And yes, I love hot dogs Cody, but not that much.

As I sit her puking, cow brains.... gross

Where is the puking smily when you need it... LOL

[SVass]

Unless you eat kosher hot dogs, how do you know that there aren't cow brains and noodles in there?

[spatterson]

Originally Posted by SVass

Unless you eat kosher hot dogs, how do you know that there aren't cow brains and noodles in there?

This is exactly why I don't eat processed meat. ****ing disgusting.

[Cody Dawg]

They are kosher, actually.

Nathan's to be exact.

[ghporter]

It's hard to get more kosher than Nathan's. Hebrew National is the only other brand I'm sure is kosher that I can think of right now.

I can remember when Michigan instituted more stringent meat packing standards than the USDA. It caused quite a ruckus, and a lot of meat packers sued the state. As the courts held, though, a state CAN have tougher standards, but not looser standards. You could tell the difference in taste between a Michigan hot dog and an Ohio or Ontario hot dog-right away!

Nowadays, we eat either turkey hot dogs or all-beef. Lately the all-beef dogs have been less fatty than hot dogs used to be, and that's a good thing.

But NO BLEEPING WAY am I going to hurt myself eating hot dogs! Just NO.

[Lancer409]

he passed fifty before .. surprised he couldnt beat himself

[ManOfSteal]

Originally Posted by spatterson

Where is the puking smily when you need it... LOL

[PacHead]

Originally Posted by ManOfSteal

[RGB]

Originally Posted by ghporter

It's hard to get more kosher than Nathan's. Hebrew National is the only other brand I'm sure is kosher that I can think of right now.

I can remember when Michigan instituted more stringent meat packing standards than the USDA. It caused quite a ruckus, and a lot of meat packers sued the state. As the courts held, though, a state CAN have tougher standards, but not looser standards. You could tell the difference in taste between a Michigan hot dog and an Ohio or Ontario hot dog-right away!

Nowadays, we eat either turkey hot dogs or all-beef. Lately the all-beef dogs have been less fatty than hot dogs used to be, and that's a good thing.

But NO BLEEPING WAY am I going to hurt myself eating hot dogs! Just NO.

I'm a fan of Best's Kosher, myself.

[Eriamjh]

Double barf!

[KeriVit]

Congrats- it's officially a BARF thread!

[spatterson]

Its totally disgusting to eat that many hot dogs...

Hot dogs are nasty period.

[Link]

Originally Posted by PacHead

"Recovering from MacNN"



I like hebrew national dogs.. they're pretty good

[Railroader]

Originally Posted by ghporter

It's hard to get more kosher than Nathan's. Hebrew National is the only other brand I'm sure is kosher that I can think of right now.

I can remember when Michigan instituted more stringent meat packing standards than the USDA. It caused quite a ruckus, and a lot of meat packers sued the state. As the courts held, though, a state CAN have tougher standards, but not looser standards. You could tell the difference in taste between a Michigan hot dog and an Ohio or Ontario hot dog-right away!

Nowadays, we eat either turkey hot dogs or all-beef. Lately the all-beef dogs have been less fatty than hot dogs used to be, and that's a good thing.

But NO BLEEPING WAY am I going to hurt myself eating hot dogs! Just NO.

Michigan hot dogs are excellent. I refuse to eat hot dogs when I am out of the state or even hot dogs imported from out of the state.

The best:

[wayneker16]

Originally Posted by KarlG

Pathetic, although it is great symbolism to show the world our penchant for gluttony and our "whatever I want, I get" culture.

you are a ****ing idiot. you find evil in a simple hot dog eating contest???? well if you dont like eating hot dogs maybe you should do this instead........





eat **** and die fag

[Lancer409]

+1 and uhh ... IN before the lock .. lol ...and ban

[Albert Pujols]

Hebrew National hotdogs are definitely the best.

[anthonyvthc]

Today being the slowest day I've ever worked (as a waiter) I was able to watch the whole thing on the big screen...
Um....interesting.
If I was in that comp I would dip my dogs in KY instead of water; they would go down a lot easier.

[Cody Dawg]

you are a ****ing idiot. you find evil in a simple hot dog eating contest???? well if you dont like eating hot dogs maybe you should do this instead........





eat **** and die fag

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I guess we all missed something...substantial?



Anyway, I like hotdogs from Costco. They are Nathans. There, I've admitted one of my secret vices. (Shopping at Costco, not eating Nathans.)

[Stradlater]

I prefer this lady's 37...

Weighing in at just 99 pounds, Sonya Thomas is the competitive eating champion of the USA.

From http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cg.../05/26/eat.DTL

[mitchell_pgh]

Interesting stuff.

[wdlove]

I haven't eaten hot dog in years. Never cared for the taste that much anyway.