Man Chows Down 11 Pounds Of Chili
Competitive Eater "Humble Bob" Pulls Upset At Cincinnati Eating Contest
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Bob "Humble Bob" Shoudt won $2,500 at the inaugural Skyline Chili Spaghetti eat-off Monday at Kings Island amusement park. (www.humblebob.com)
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Section Strange News Weird events, odd people and more peculiar happenings.
Bob Shoudt won $2,500 at the inaugural Skyline Chili Spaghetti eat-off Monday at Kings Island amusement park.
"Humble Bob" dashed to an early lead, sucking down more than two pounds in less than a minute.
Shoudt, of Philadelphia, is ranked No. 5 by the International Federation of Competitive Eating.
He did so well at vacuuming up the pasta mixture Monday that he narrowly beat the federation's top-ranked competitive eater, Joey Chestnut. Chestnut won this year's July 4 hot dog-eating contest at New York's Coney Island with 59 dogs in 10 minutes.
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- If YOU are so concerned about the hungry people in Appalachia, why don''''t YOU quit posting here and send YOUR food to them?
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Posted by gld2slvr at 09:53 AM : Sep 04, 2008
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when the day i start celebrating and promoting excess is the day i quit and send food to wherever..till thenI say i just have to be verbally against this. - Reply to this comment
- There''s so much hunger in the country, and many people don''t realize it. It bothers me that gluttony should be considered a sport.
REPULSIVE. - Reply to this comment
- "Yup, What a waste of food.
Maybe they could send some of that chilly and hot dogs to Appalachia, and other areas of the U.S. that are known to have hungry people. Posted by slim1h2o at 07:28 AM : Sep 03, 2008"
If YOU are so concerned about the hungry people in Appalachia, why don''t YOU quit posting here and send YOUR food to them? - Reply to this comment
- And to make it worse, I will be paying for HIS healthcare...
Posted by mdean05 at 03:15 PM : Sep 03, 2008
Oh? How do you figure that?
Where in the article does it say he''s on public asst?
Or are you talking about when he retires? How about we take you out, and drown you in a bucket of water, so that YOU don''t affect somebody elses taxes when you retire, or get old?
How''d that be? I think this competetive eating contests are a waste of food, but it has nothing to do with any future medical costs.
And for the people that thinks that way, well,, you people are listening to much to ignorant doctors. - Reply to this comment
- I agree with Keithle1''s post! Only in America!!! Nation of lard *****. And to make it worse, I will be paying for HIS healthcare...
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- The winner announced that he would compete in the World Flatulence Cup contest which followed immediately afterwards.
Posted by Rillifane
And who won the prize for being able to stay in an enclosed space with him the longest after he ate all that chili? Now that would have been a contest worth watching!
Posted by rational_1
Geeze Louise! That is what is causing those Green House Gases! Bet the Ride Home was Splat Tacular! - Reply to this comment
- Yup, What a waste of food.
Maybe they could send some of that chilly and hot dogs to Appalachia, and other areas of the U.S. that are known to have hungry people. - Reply to this comment
- Yep Keithle..I could not do it. That is crazy..They do all kinds of stuff like that.. One bowl is all I can eat maybe 2 if I am really hugrey..
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- Only in America do we celebrate this kid of insanity.
BARF. - Reply to this comment
- I couldn''t eat one pound of any food at one sitting. Pigs.
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- The winner announced that he would compete in the World Flatulence Cup contest which followed immediately afterwards.
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- And who won the prize for being able to stay in an enclosed space with him the longest after he ate all that chili? Now that would have been a contest worth watching!
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