Joey Chestnut Destroys Kobayashi's World Record!!!

[Borodog]

[ QUOTE ]
dogs flow down his throat like a pork-colored hose

[/ QUOTE ]

Sick flow.

[Kneel B4 Zod]

where in Vegas can I gamble on this?

[samjjones]

[ QUOTE ]
how do these ppl stay thin?

[/ QUOTE ]

You'd have to ask Kobe Bryant or some other world-class athlete.

[darom03]

I'm actually inclined to pick Chestnut as a favorite. If you compare his recent world record with his performance at the 2006 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest there is a clear difference between the number of regurgitations between each hotdog eaten. In the recent attempt he has fewer regurgitations and that of course, saves time.

Takeru Kobayashi on the other hand has not evolved since last years championship. I think he is on the decline and I have a hard time picking him as anything other than a substantial underdog.

[Kneel B4 Zod]

[ QUOTE ]
I'm actually inclined to pick Chestnut as a favorite. If you compare his recent world record with his performance at the 2006 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest there is a clear difference between the number of regurgitations between each hotdog eaten. In the recent attempt he has fewer regurgitations and that of course, saves time.

Takeru Kobayashi on the other hand has not evolved since last years championship. I think he is on the decline and I have a hard time picking him as anything other than a substantial underdog.

[/ QUOTE ]

it's people like you that will inspire Kobayashi to defend his title. this is like MJ in 1998

[shemp]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Has anyone here consumed so much of something that people can smell it coming out of your pores?

[/ QUOTE ]

Is this a shout-out to Koreans and Indians in da house? Someone correct me if I'm wrong about their identifying odors being a result of their diets.

[/ QUOTE ]

European == "Butter Stinker"

[darom03]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
I'm actually inclined to pick Chestnut as a favorite. If you compare his recent world record with his performance at the 2006 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest there is a clear difference between the number of regurgitations between each hotdog eaten. In the recent attempt he has fewer regurgitations and that of course, saves time.

Takeru Kobayashi on the other hand has not evolved since last years championship. I think he is on the decline and I have a hard time picking him as anything other than a substantial underdog.

[/ QUOTE ]

it's people like you that will inspire Kobayashi to defend his title. this is like MJ in 1998

[/ QUOTE ]

I don't know if this is a joke post, because how can you possibly compare MJ98 to todays competitor?

Ever since Igor "The Regurgitator" Brumst invented the regurgitation technique in 1999 the average hot-dog intake per contestant have risen by 6.5.

So if that were not a joke post, I would like to hear your thoughts behind your foolish statement.

[NoahSD]

[ QUOTE ]
Kobayashi vs Giant Bear

[/ QUOTE ]

That's not fair because the bear doesn't know he's competing.

[Big Poppa Smurf]

[ QUOTE ]
how do these ppl stay thin?

[/ QUOTE ]

well a lot of them are really fat, but the ones that aren't train on veggies and water and stuff to stretch their stomach and get used to eating large amounts of food

[samjjones]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
I'm actually inclined to pick Chestnut as a favorite. If you compare his recent world record with his performance at the 2006 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest there is a clear difference between the number of regurgitations between each hotdog eaten. In the recent attempt he has fewer regurgitations and that of course, saves time.

Takeru Kobayashi on the other hand has not evolved since last years championship. I think he is on the decline and I have a hard time picking him as anything other than a substantial underdog.

[/ QUOTE ]

it's people like you that will inspire Kobayashi to defend his title. this is like MJ in 1998

[/ QUOTE ]

KB4Z - I tend to agree, but still think that the reverse Pearl Harbor is possible. I think I'm going to Coney Island on the 4th for this history making event.