Windows 7 Whopper!

[Methanolic]

Only available in Japan, 2120 Calories, 7 Beef Patties, stands 5 inches tall.


.....And people are actually eating these things!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZubQTiZc2c

[Phaneuf3]

Windows > OSx
Microsoft > Apple
PC > Mac





Just figured I'd get that out of the way early.

[HotHotHeat]

Originally Posted by Phaneuf3

Windows > OSx
Microsoft > Apple
PC > Mac





Just figured I'd get that out of the way early.

Are you using Kg's or lbs.?

[Prototype]

I almost threw up when dude bit into that burger, and all that grease poured out.

[NSFL]

I can't believe she finished it!

[The Ditch]

I'm so hung over right now I would crush that burger

[GreenTeaFrapp]

I'd give it a try if it were available here.

[onetwo_threefour]

Originally Posted by NSFL

I can't believe she finished it!

That's what I said last night!

[Art Vandelay]

Thats nasty

[kirant]

[NBC]

Friend of mine (fellow CPer) once ate 2 Classic Triples from Wendy's in one sitting. He got the meat sweats halfway through the second one.

[NSFL]

What exactly are the meat sweats?

[NBC]

Originally Posted by NSFL

What exactly are the meat sweats?

"The Meat Sweats is a term of art in the world of competitive eating used to describe a condition that strikes certain eaters in meat-centric competitions. First identified by writer David Kreizman, the meat sweats overwhelm some gurgitators with profuse perspiration. This systemic condition is reportedly prompted by the combination of protein and adrenaline."

Sometimes accompanied by a shortness of breath and extreme lethargy as well.

[NSFL]

Originally Posted by NBC

"The Meat Sweats is a term of art in the world of competitive eating used to describe a condition that strikes certain eaters in meat-centric competitions. First identified by writer David Kreizman, the meat sweats overwhelm some gurgitators with profuse perspiration. This systemic condition is reportedly prompted by the combination of protein and adrenaline."

Sometimes accompanied by a shortness of breath and extreme lethargy as well.

Wow... Thanks man. That explains a lot.

[NBC]

Originally Posted by NSFL

Wow... Thanks man. That explains a lot.

It's kind of disturbing to see happen. I think one's body starts to have trouble digesting a large amount of meat in a short period of time - especially greasy and fried meat.

[NSFL]

Originally Posted by NBC

It's kind of disturbing to see happen. I think one's body starts to have trouble digesting a large amount of meat in a short period of time - especially greasy and fried meat.

I always thought that when people sweat like that, it's because your body is trying to sweat all that fat in the meat. But this makes more sense.

[NBC]

Greasy burgers can be hard for a lot of people to digest. When it is 700g of fried beef, it becomes just that much more difficult.

[K1LLswitch]

The 7uongo burger?

[Smyth's Skate]

Originally Posted by NBC

"The Meat Sweats is a term of art in the world of competitive eating used to describe a condition that strikes certain eaters in meat-centric competitions. First identified by writer David Kreizman, the meat sweats overwhelm some gurgitators with profuse perspiration. This systemic condition is reportedly prompted by the combination of protein and adrenaline."

Sometimes accompanied by a shortness of breath and extreme lethargy as well.

We here in Alberta call it being full from your arsehole to yer eyeballs. I usually get it at about ounce 60 of the 64 oz steak.

[drewboy12]

OMG that looks good! Im going to get a burger now... thanks