we have done the dollar meanu chalange before
i got down all 10 iteams in 9:10.. sorry it wasnt fat for all you prickj who like to complain alot. also this summer me and two team mates are going to document the wicked "100/100" chalange. thats 100 miles and 100 beers in one week.
i did this a while ago.. but if anyone wants i can give you my stratagy recap..
UA wrote:
we have done the dollar meanu chalange before
i got down all 10 iteams in 9:10.. sorry it wasnt fat for all you prickj who like to complain alot. also this summer me and two team mates are going to document the wicked "100/100" chalange. thats 100 miles and 100 beers in one week.
ill be seeing u in the hospital buddy :-D, but GL!!!!!!
I'd marry her in a heartbeat!
Bradford wrote:
Is Thomas her maiden name? Could she possibly be single?Seriously, Sonya Thomas could make any runner very very happy. She can eat 7 thickburgers in 10 minutes! Also, please take note of the 43 soft tacos in 11 minutes.
If you are scoring at home, 7 thickburgers at 3/4 lb is 5.25 lbs. That is 5 percent of her body weight!
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That's a case-PLUS per day, on average, every day of the week!
thats about 15 of each every day. i plan to try and do a 6 miler in the am( lets say around 10). then consume 15 beers( two beers per hour, while also trying to drink an euqal amount of water) this brings us to 6pm. ill wait around till 8 so i can sober up a little if i drunk.. i prolly shoudlnt be if im only drinking about two beers per hour. but who knows. then try and dew a 9 miler that night. this will basicly be like having a job. so ill ahve to go to bed early. lets try 10pm, that way i get a good 12 hours sleep.
I have always felt that Kobayashi downing 8 kilos plus of Cow Brains the most "unbreakable" record.
Greatest feat I've seen...17 glasses(6 oz portions)of red wine with out leaving the barstool, and the drinker paid the tab got up and walked out the door with out stopping at the mens room.I do not have an exact time but less than 4 hours I'm sure.P.S. After the 16th glass(a house byback) He said I was going to go after this one ,my girl is waiting for me, but I'll have to have one more because it is impolite to leave after a byback. Tipped better than 20% too! Never saw the average sized guy before or after.
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Are the McDonalds apple pies in your area baked, or deep fried in the french fries' oil?
Man, I miss those fried apple pies...
UA wrote:
the wicked "100/100" chalange. thats 100 miles and 100 beers in one week.
that's not a challenge. a challenge is if you add a third 100, making it the 100/100/100. the third 100 signifies the number of hours to finish.
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I've done the Wendy's Value Menu Challenge and discovered that it is easiest to mix the chili and the frosty at the beginning, then let them equilibrate so that you can eat them near the end. You can mix the potato in there, too, although if you cut it up in the beginning, it will be cool enough to just wash down with the drink after a few minutes.
Another popular one that hasn't made much of a stir is the Taco Bell Grande Meal challenge. Ten tacos, your choice of hard or soft.
The letsrun video of the dollar menu challenge is on kazaa and emule for those who care. I would guess that it is none, since it can be downloaded here.
How about the white castle/krystal burger challenge. Basically you have to eat a 20 pack or a 30 pack (crave case). There is no specific time limit. My friends and I just decided to try to eat the 20 pack once. The object was just completing. I would say I ate it in about 30 minutes. I was kind of full before I started. My twin brother at it in about 25 on an empty stomach. The fries are not included. Never tried the 30 pack before.
I read an article recently in the local paper about 3 people who ate 100 burgers a piece over a 24 hour period.
College Guy wrote:
let them equilibrate
I learned a new word today: Equilibrate. How could I have gone this long without coming across equilibrate? It's perfectly useful, much better than, say, "let them come into equilibrium" and much smarter sounding than "let them even out." Thanks, college guy.
did you drop out of school after 6th grade or something?
wow this thread has been through a lot of months
Joe Mihelich Brunswick, Ohio just pounded
1 McValue fries
2 Side Salad
3 Parfat
4 Apple Dippers (w/ caramel)
5 McChicken
6 Double Cheeseburger
7 2 Apple Pies
8 Sundae
9 Small Drink (HI-C drank throughout)
respective splits:
:57.42/:57.42
1:00.3/ 1:57.72
:20.1/ 2:17.82
:50.4/ 3:08.22
1:33.3/ 4:41.59
1:07.5/ 5:49.09
1:37.4/ 7:26.49
:30.3/ 7:56.79
:05.2/ 8:01.99
TOTAL TIME: 8:01.99