/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11717380
How did you gain access to the time machine?

>>11717380
>3 whole minutes to get through a 2 liter
were you even trying bro?

>>11717389
Molly schulmer please go

>>11717397
I mean that’s a pretty good time for me. I don’t really know what would be considered a professional time

>>11717405
like 10-20 seconds

>>11717482
Damn that would be impressive. I don’t know how I’d train to get down to a time like that.

>>11717380
i entered a pizza eating contest at local fair and came in 2nd. i finished one and a half pizzas in 10 minutes, guy won by like one and half plus half a slice. it was fun but not something id do again. only won a shirt and hat

why would anyone want to destroy their body like that?

>>11717510
It’s fine if you excersixe

>>11717507
ITT girls think they can beat men

>>11717398
>Can't even spell Schuyler right.
You probably don't even know how to pronounce it right. Its SKY-LER, not SHEW-LER.

>>11717516
You might be too autistic to know about /ourgirl/ Molly Schuyler, but she can out eat any dude. You stupid faggot.

>>11717672
>>11717676
One off anomalies don’t count. Eating is a men’s game

>>11717380
>Drank a 2 liter of coke in 3:23
I regularly casually down 1 liter of water in 10 seconds when I'm thirsty, and that's without trying, there is no way someone takes more than 1 minute to drink 2 liters while trying

>>11717692
It’s carbonated. It’s a lot harder than plain water

>>11717380
Stupid as shit. The injuries you get to body parts like arms and legs from pro skateboarding are bad enough, but you can at least spend all day in a bed so you don't keep agitating them. If you make yourself sick or damage your stomach or intestines you can't find rest anywhere. Internal ulceration goes beyond pain, and even if you stop eating to try to leave it alone your body never completely stops moving material through your GI tract, some of which is even harsher than pieces of food would have been, like bile. The stomach / intestines are probably the last things I would ever subject to extreme conditions and possible damage. Even lung diseases might rank below them in terms of how bad a (potentially chronic, for the rest of your life) time you'd have.

>>11717686
Okay. I guess I can't deny she is an anomaly in this sport, but usually we call anybody that same thing if they're amazing at eating. Like that hotdog gook.