New Champion Eats 62 Hot Dogs in 10 Minutes

[c.d.]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/joey-chestnut-upset-at-nathan%E2%80%99s-hot-dog-eating-contest/ar-AAcyx5a

c.d.

[GUT]

Is that the best he can do.

But then I struggle with one hot dog, must be an acquired taste.

[Limehouse]

I feel very uncomfortable about these competitions. We have a significant number of the world's population starving to death through no fault of their own and we have people stuffing themselves full of food on a regular basis on the grounds they are a 'competitive eater'. It's a strange and very unfair world.

[Mayerling]

My trouble with this kind of organized "binge" eating is that even with hundreds of people there one of the contestants might choke to death.

[GUT]

My problem is they're hot dogs.

Now meat pies.

[Mayerling]

My problem is they're hot dogs.

Now meat pies.

What kind of meat pies? Regular, steak and kidney, chicken pies? Or Mrs Lovett's/Mr. Todd's brand?

[GUT]

What kind of meat pies? Regular, steak and kidney, chicken pies? Or Mrs Lovett's/Mr. Todd's brand?

Personally Harrys Cafe de Wheels with mash and peas

[Rosella]

'God bless his stomach!' as my grandmother used to say when my father used to over-eat! Meat pies are often consumed at footy matches (NOT soccer) down here in Melbourne, though the caterers charge like wounded bulls. Nothing nicer than a nice (beef) meat pie and sauce at the footy on a cold winter's day. I am also fond of a meat pie with mushy peas.

[GUT]

'God bless his stomach!' as my grandmother used to say when my father used to over-eat! Meat pies are often consumed at footy matches (NOT soccer) down here in Melbourne, though the caterers charge like wounded bulls. Nothing nicer than a nice (beef) meat pie and sauce at the footy on a cold winter's day. I am also fond of a meat pie with mushy peas.

yes when I said peas must be mushy peas but having trouble buying them lately

[Barnaby]

I feel very uncomfortable about these competitions. We have a significant number of the world's population starving to death through no fault of their own and we have people stuffing themselves full of food on a regular basis on the grounds they are a 'competitive eater'. It's a strange and very unfair world.

True, Nathan's could make a donation to a food bank tied to the winning score (e.g., 1000 hot dogs for every one eaten from the winner) and get some good press.

[Ginger]

I feel very uncomfortable about these competitions. We have a significant number of the world's population starving to death through no fault of their own and we have people stuffing themselves full of food on a regular basis on the grounds they are a 'competitive eater'. It's a strange and very unfair world.

I don't see much connection between the two. It's not as though we'd give the food to the poor if we didn't use it in an eating competition.

[GUT]

'God bless his stomach!' as my grandmother used to say when my father used to over-eat! Meat pies are often consumed at footy matches (NOT soccer) down here in Melbourne, though the caterers charge like wounded bulls. Nothing nicer than a nice (beef) meat pie and sauce at the footy on a cold winter's day. I am also fond of a meat pie with mushy peas.

speaking of AFL do you know that Steadmund is a big fan.

Yep a Yank follows Brissy Lions

[Rosella]

That is terrific. There wouldn't be too many of those! Is he a convert from gridiron, for which I don't blame him. Boring!

[Abby Normal]

Eating contests are the stupidest endeavor ever created by mankind

[GUT]

That is terrific. There wouldn't be too many of those! Is he a convert from gridiron, for which I don't blame him. Boring!

I dont think Gridiron was his game, boxing is his number one. But give me a break the Lions