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What would you do for $8000? I'd probably eat a bug, maybe not bathe for a week. But there's a difference between the
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Sonya Thomas ate 26 grilled cheese sandwiches Wednesday at Planet Hollywood in New York during The World Grilled Cheese Eating Championship. Yes, there is such a thing.
She weighed 100 lbs at the start of the contest, and after eating 52 slices of bread filled with gooey cheese, she must have doubled her weight. The runner-up ate 25 1/2 sandwiches. Imagine eating that many sandwiches and coming in second.
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2-03-2006 @10:21PM Huffy said... And here we go again with yet another "victory" in the "sport" of Competitive Eating! I remain baffled by the allure, $8000 be damned. I have my pride, in addition to my respect for food.
Huffy, hopelessly old-fashioned
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