[quote]duece wrote:
No, he just suggested tht because you can’t handle a Texas steak.
http://www.bigtexan.com/72oz.html[/quote]
you guys talk more sh!t … all of you fcking punks. "oh i’m gonna eat and eat and eat in DC. that hotel is gonna wish i never stepped foot inside of it. blah. blah. fcking blah." whatever.
you are all just a bunch of broccolis. only myself and two other dudes ate the 48ozer. then i was going to eat someone’s leftover filet, but i opted to save room for more beer.
if your texestrogen festival is in amarillo, i will eat that little 4 pounder. 72 ounces seems big … BRICK … F*CKING BRICK … bring it on!
and fyi, last time i was at fogo de chao, i had to quit chowing on animals because all of the people around me were getting uncomfortable and wanted to leave. two hours was just a bit too much.
and you know texas steaks ain’t the best. i alluded to that earlier, so you came out with more of your bigger is better attitude.
bigger ain’t better, but it’s all you got.
f*ck. yous. guys.
(nice website btw. notice the bold highlight.)
Big Texan Steak Ranch
72oz. Steak Facts and Stats
Nearly 6,200 people have succeeded in eating the 72oz. steak (since 1960).
Almost 37,000 people have attempted to consume the free 72oz. steak (since 1960).
Approximately two women each year successfully eat the steak of the 4 or 5 who try. About 50% of the women who try are successful.
Richard LaFeare chomped his way through 2 steaks on the “Donny & Marie Osmond Show” in 2000.
Frank Pastore, a professional pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, ate the complete steak dinner in a record that still stands today of just 9? minutes back in May of 1987. This was Frank’s 7th and fastest time to complete the steak contest in 11 years of running to spring training in Florida.
The oldest person to eat the steak was a 69-year-old grandmother; the youngest, an 11-year old boy.
Klondike Bill, a professional wrestler, consumed two complete dinners in the one hour time limit back in the 1960s.