Totally Unspiritual Article of the Week, #2
I've posted this finding as my "totally unspiritual article of the week," but I think that finishing this burger might just qualify as a spiritual experience. You say it can't be done? Nay, my friend: "All things are possible through Christ who expands our stomachs and heals our large intestine..."
You can check out the site for "Denny's Beer-Barreled Pub" in Clearfield, PA., but I have also done you the courtsey of posting the pictures below. INCREDIBLE. (I wish In-N-Out had a challenge like this with a 20x20 or something...)
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Hm...Either the grill is really small, or the patty is really big... |
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Over 16,000 cows were ground up to contribute to this patty, which is infamously known in many parts of India as "the great Hindu travesty." |
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I strongly believe that God created tomatoes specifically so that this exact moment would one day be possible. Bravo. |
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If I didn't know it was a burger, I would probably have mistaken this as a giant flying saucer that contained a miature version of an entire alien ecosystem. |
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Guy on the Left:"...crapcrapcrap...I can't remember if I put on my diaper this morning!" Guy on the Right: "Oh yeah. My sideburns will structurally reinforce my jawbone from the weight of this badboy... you are so going down." |
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I really only have one thought when I look at this picture: Vomit. Lots and lots of vomit. |
What's even more amazing about this whole thing, is that a 100lb woman allegedly ate this burger's predecessor, which weighed in at a measly 6lbs. Although I don't think this gal weighs 100 pounds, it is still an impressive feat, and only reinforces my theory that a determined woman could eat an entire man if motivated.








2 Comments:
i don't get how 16,000 cows were needed to make that size of burger... or was that the number of cows used for the whole competition??
Sorry sweetie. I didn't warn you that I might be sarcastic in parts of my blog. (editor's note to all readers: Corrie usually requires at at least 10-15 business days notice to prepare for sarcastic comments. Be forewarned...)
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