Lol that Monseieur Mangetout guy is mental.
A pair of skis, two beds, 18 bikes, 15 shopping trolleys (I should hope he cleaned the wheels first, C'thulhu only knows what kinds of filth a shopping trolley gets on it in its service life. Ew.)
7 TVs, 6 chandeliers, a water bed, one light aircraft, one coffin (I wonder if there was any stiff inside it at the time. Could have made for a real cheap funeral. Just an easily undone wrapper, a bottle of hot sauce and a gigantic taco. Hand him over to Mangetout and no grave digging needed. Bones crapped out and steamed clean for return to the grieving family members.)
Oh, and apparently after being given a brass plaque from guiness book of world records, he ate that, as well.
And according to one report, between 1959 and '97 he apparently ate 9 tons of metal! and presumably that came along with a fair bit of glass as well. Although apparently 'limiting' his consumption of metal to 'only' 1 kilogram per day. Apparently he even ate a piece of the Eiffel tower lmao. Although he couldn't stomach bananas, or hard-boiled eggs.
http://tailgatefan.cbslocal.com/2014/02/25/baseball-food-and-competitive-eating/Bet even Mangetout would have turned his nose up at that.....that..object depicted up at the top though. Its meant to be a hotdog, but is it just me that sees the resemblance, or does it really look an awful lot like some severely unhealthy blood and intestinal lining-spattered squirt of diseased, pus-saturated dysentery-slime? that looks like the last meal of a bloody cholera patient, not something people would order at a sports game, let alone voluntarily consume. That hot-dog looks DISEASED. Or at least swallowed whole by somebody who had some really nasty dysentery type food poisoning and squirted out onto a bun as they squatted over the opened piece of bread.
