When you compare the size of the guys, you have to wonder how the smaller one can even keep it up and be champion for so long…but then agian how come those fat fucks can’t eat as much?

I really wouldn’t give a shit who wins, I would just like tos ee someone hurl that shit back up on the audience.

But the point, for those of you who need one, is that the best coverage of this event was not on CNN, but on Flickr.

Der August naht mit großen Schritten – aber Viacom lässt sich von der Sommerpause nicht bremsen und gewinnt den Prozess gegen Google – und Walters Twitter-Visualisierungen gewinnen immer mehr Aufmerksamkeit.
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Actually you will use the same organ, plus it will be good for your health

Both will eat maximum hot dogs during the 10 minute contest and then the contest will go overtime to see who could vomit hot dogs the fastest.

I’m sure CNN will be happy to show us all the details and Kurt Dietrich’s wonderful Flickr photos will focus on marvelous details.

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For TechCrunch to cover it is both offensive and irrelevant. Leave crap like this to TMZ and Perez Hilton.

Chestnut, on the other hand, was as calm and cool as ever. He seemed to be able to shut out the rest of the world from his mind and just focus on the task at hand. A well deserved victory, in my opinion.

JT
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In a some places of the world people are dying from hunger and in the western world we make hot dog competitions.

What a Shame. How low we have got

he was so in a rush to declare the american the winner, as soon as he was a fraction of second to finishing the 5th and final hotdog

I’m not saying automatically that Kobayashi should have won – but i think he’s still superior by a margin over Chestnut

When he first won everyone was blown a way. How did this thin guy eat so much?

And what’s more the fact that a Japanese national beat us at our own game?! What’s more American than hot dogs on July 4th?

It was like the car-wars all over again.

So the marketing department had a field day with this, looking for the next great-American-hope to bring the title back!

I feel that if Chestnut keeps winning it’ll be harder and harder to spin the marketing in the coming years. We need another “challenger and underdog” story.