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Re: IRI Krispy Kreme Challenge 2005
As we speak, the "Alka Seltzer U.S. Open of Competitive Eating" is showing on ESPN. Two 2-pound plates of spaghetti bolognese in two minutes 15 seconds! Oh boy, Amanda, I think we have our next challenge! Start training now!

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Originally Posted by Gary Dillard
It was sure fun to watch, but sorry Dave - you've still got some work to do if you want to beat Badlands Booker - 49 in 8 minutes.
OMG! I just saw "Badlands" in the pasta-eating phase of the competition - 2 pounds in 89 seconds!!!! Watching the contest from his perspective (via the "chew view" camera) is frightening. You're right, he has a VERY big head start on us amateurs! About an extra 240 pounds worth...[/edit]

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