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Unless you genuinely DO have a bottomless pit for a stomach.
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An Tarbh
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (St Helens RLFC @ Dec 5 2008, 04:05 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
I know I can handle 10 sausages because I've done it before. It's the toast that will be the problem, I reckon and possibly the eggs.
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The pudding won't be easy either, unless it's the cheap stuff that looks more like a sausage than proper black or white pudding.
I know I can handle 10 sausages because I've done it before. It's the toast that will be the problem, I reckon and possibly the eggs.
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The pudding won't be easy either, unless it's the cheap stuff that looks more like a sausage than proper black or white pudding.
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Bullitt
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Being as I havn't eaten since Sunday, I cannot really comment on that one.
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St Helens RLFC
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Get yourself up here and we'll take on TEH CHALLENGE!
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Gulli
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good luck 
reckon the black pudding will be the hardest, just gotta pace yourself through it I guess.
start eating bigger meals now and it will be easier, got to expand your stomach
reckon the black pudding will be the hardest, just gotta pace yourself through it I guess.
start eating bigger meals now and it will be easier, got to expand your stomach
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An Tarbh
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there's not really enough time to pace yourself though.
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Gulli
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meant with the black pudding, don't go for it all at once, spread it out through the meal.
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MunsterMan
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The beans are 100% necessary! Imagine having to eat all that with no drink or no beans! Oh and good luck to anybody who takes on that challenge
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Laetca
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How dumb do they think people are if an official spokesperson comes out to say something as stupid as that? Was anyone thinking that eating that amount of food might be healthy?
The time is what worries me most to be honest, only twenty minutes to eat all that? Maybe the trick is not to chew? Or ask the chef to mix everything in a blender, that way you can just drink it (as long as your plate is empty, you won the challenge, right?)
Getting hungry, doubt I'd ever eat a third of that though
How dumb do they think people are if an official spokesperson comes out to say something as stupid as that? Was anyone thinking that eating that amount of food might be healthy?
The time is what worries me most to be honest, only twenty minutes to eat all that? Maybe the trick is not to chew? Or ask the chef to mix everything in a blender, that way you can just drink it (as long as your plate is empty, you won the challenge, right?)
Getting hungry, doubt I'd ever eat a third of that though
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (St Helens RLFC @ Dec 4 2008, 07:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
Hold it right there. There's no guarantee I won't eat it all. I am going in for this by the way, too many people have told me I can't do it, so I will damned well try to!
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God be with you...
Take pictures when you eat it!
There is a place in Amarillo, Texas that offers like a 72oz Full Steak Meal on a similar sort of bet.
http://www.bigtexan.com/72ozlive.php
Hold it right there. There's no guarantee I won't eat it all. I am going in for this by the way, too many people have told me I can't do it, so I will damned well try to!
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God be with you...
Take pictures when you eat it!
There is a place in Amarillo, Texas that offers like a 72oz Full Steak Meal on a similar sort of bet.
http://www.bigtexan.com/72ozlive.php
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (St Helens RLFC @ Dec 5 2008, 12:05 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
I believe it's only americans that don't have beans with a cooked brekkie.
And stop putting brown sugar or cinnamon in your beans, you damn Americans! It's supposed to be savoury, not sweet!
I believe it's only americans that don't have beans with a cooked brekkie.
And stop putting brown sugar or cinnamon in your beans, you damn Americans! It's supposed to be savoury, not sweet!
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Brown sugar? Cinnemon? RC, explain yourself and this sourcery you speak of!
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Laetca
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People put the strangest stuff in their food nowadays.
Where are the days you could slave five hours in the kitchen and make chicken soup? Nowadays these young whippersnappers just take out a package of some sort, throw into the pot with some boiling water and they think they cooked a meal!
Anyway, random question: Are fry ups an everyday meal, or is it more like 'it's the weekend and I have time to spend an hour cooking before I actually have breakfast' sort of thing?
My dad said he'd eat the entire plate, and I don't doubt he could, I'm just wondering if he could do it in twenty minutes.
Where are the days you could slave five hours in the kitchen and make chicken soup? Nowadays these young whippersnappers just take out a package of some sort, throw into the pot with some boiling water and they think they cooked a meal!
Anyway, random question: Are fry ups an everyday meal, or is it more like 'it's the weekend and I have time to spend an hour cooking before I actually have breakfast' sort of thing?
My dad said he'd eat the entire plate, and I don't doubt he could, I'm just wondering if he could do it in twenty minutes.
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Fa'atau82
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Your dad is The Big Show?
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Gulli
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Laetca @ Dec 6 2008, 08:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
I have a fry up pretty much everyday when im at home. Breakfast at about half ten after two or three hours work. Most of the time its just bacon,eggs and toast but occasionally i go for the whole lot if its not a busy day
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (St Helens RLFC @ Dec 6 2008, 08:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
The only way you can find "normal" baked beans out in america is if you buy a can of 'Pork and Beans' i kid you not!
There's no pork in it, as you may think. No, no. It is not a can of Beans and Pork Sausages, it's just normal beans.
And Heinz don't seem to do beans out there...you have to buy Campbells!
Campbells? They make soup!!!
The only way you can find "normal" baked beans out in america is if you buy a can of 'Pork and Beans' i kid you not!
There's no pork in it, as you may think. No, no. It is not a can of Beans and Pork Sausages, it's just normal beans.
And Heinz don't seem to do beans out there...you have to buy Campbells!
Campbells? They make soup!!!
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Laetca
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Fa'atau82 @ Dec 6 2008, 09:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
Not sure what that means, but he's just capable of eating a lot
Doesn't a breakfast like that get boring rather quick if you eat it every day? Not to mention it's not the most healthy thing to eat on a daily basis Not that my breakfast is usually much more healthy but still.
America is a strange country. You survived there Matt, so there's still hope!
Not sure what that means, but he's just capable of eating a lot
Doesn't a breakfast like that get boring rather quick if you eat it every day? Not to mention it's not the most healthy thing to eat on a daily basis
Not that my breakfast is usually much more healthy but still.America is a strange country. You survived there Matt, so there's still hope!
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St Helens RLFC
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I think a good old fry up would lose its appeal if I did it every day. Plus my heart would lose a year of its life every week into the bargain!
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O'Rothlain
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (RC @ Dec 6 2008, 03:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
The only way you can find "normal" baked beans out in america is if you buy a can of 'Pork and Beans' i kid you not!
There's no pork in it, as you may think. No, no. It is not a can of Beans and Pork Sausages, it's just normal beans.
And Heinz don't seem to do beans out there...you have to buy Campbells!
Campbells? They make soup!!!
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RC is 100% correct. Baked beans here are sugary sweet and nasty. I hate them here. They are alright over in your part of the globe. Heinz in no way makes bean products here...they make f'n Ketchup!!!!
The only way you can find "normal" baked beans out in america is if you buy a can of 'Pork and Beans' i kid you not!
There's no pork in it, as you may think. No, no. It is not a can of Beans and Pork Sausages, it's just normal beans.
And Heinz don't seem to do beans out there...you have to buy Campbells!
Campbells? They make soup!!!
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RC is 100% correct. Baked beans here are sugary sweet and nasty. I hate them here. They are alright over in your part of the globe. Heinz in no way makes bean products here...they make f'n Ketchup!!!!
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St Helens RLFC
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Heinz ketchup - the finest!
