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The Guinness book of world records had this problem several years ago with people eating too much during eating contests. They have since changed the record test to most whatevers eaten in a certain number of minutes. That way you can have the fun while ensuring people don’t eat way too much.
Eating contests are extremely dangerous and should not be done.
Avram the MD:
Eating contests are extremely dangerous and should not be done.
Which medical journal did you read that in?
And neither should beer or for that matter water drinking contests.
DY: I hope you’re kidding…
DaasYochid,
Tell me, do you happen to post under any other screennames? How many times has the YWN admin needed to Ctrl Alt Del to restart his server because of your ubiquitous posts adding your 2scents everywhere? Be a mentch1, Uncle Ben, and give Health (or should I say Meno??) my regards.
Little Froggie, I mean, Avram in MD.
PS – the biggest risk from eating contests is choking
Health is meno!
Why didn’t I realize that??!!
I would never take part in a knish-eating contest.
Not because I think it’s dangerous, it’s just that I don’t particularly like knishes!
Meno,
Square or round ones?
When I said I don’t like knishes, I meant I don’t like the taste. I have no problem with the shape, whatever it may be.
They taste different to me. Round knishes are more like mashed potatoes with a crust. And they can get filled with things like beef, or broccoli. Square knishes are crispier, and usually not adulterated.
Where do we stand on triangles?
RebYidd23,
That’s beginning to blur the boundaries between knish and kreplach, and I think that’s forbidden by the Torah.
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