A legend puts down the knife and fork

[jr/shotglass]

This makes Joey Chestnut seem even more remarkable. (Until he suffers the same fate, I suppose.)

 

[Brooklyn Bridge]

64 ounce steak

Reminds me of the scene in The Great Outdoors where John Candy takes up a challenge to eat a 96er steak and gets sick when they get back to the cabin.

 

[Neutral Corner]

You would not believe some of what that guy has scarfed down in an hour.

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

Not with coneys. You dunk them in water and practically swallow them whole.

I need the opposite of a "Like" button for this.

Maybe "Loathe" would be good.

At any rate, I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.

 

[justgladtobehere]

Adam Richman had a show in which he would try all those restaurant challenges. Just as disgusting as it sounds. One of the places is less than a mile from me. A huge triple burger with about a pound of fries.

 

[goalmouth]

Per the thread title, I thought he didn't use a knife and fork.

 

[BitterYoungMatador2]

10k hot dogs. Respect.

That is a lot of lips and assholes.

 

[dixiehack]

Per the thread title, I thought he didn't use a knife and fork.

Poetic license

 

[Songbird]

A place 'round here with a pizza-sized pancake contest.

One of them can feed a family of 5 so imagine eating 3 at once.

If you do you don't have to pay for them and get a hat or t-shirt.

If you don't you have to pay the 40 bucks for ingredients.

 

[Liut]

This person isn't a legend nor is Joey Chestnut. They are freaks.
Eating a whole bunch of food is a sport?

 

[Inky_Wretch]

Eating a whole bunch of food is a sport?

Anything can be a sport. But not all sports are athletic events.

 

[Liut]

Anything can be a sport. But not all sports are athletic events.

Disagree