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The 100-pound woman who holds the world lobster-eating title will be
trying her hand at burritos in a contest far from the land of TexMex.
The diminutive Sonya Thomas of Alexandria, Va., is coming to Maine for
the Costa Vida World Burrito Eating Championship on Sept. 22 at the
Mexican restaurant.
Thomas, who's known as ''The Black Widow,'' humbled her larger male
counterparts by consuming 11.3 pounds of lobster meat in 12 minutes in
2005 in Kennebunk.
Al Fansome said:The 100-pound woman who holds the world lobster-eating title will be
trying her hand at burritos in a contest far from the land of TexMex.The diminutive Sonya Thomas of Alexandria, Va., is coming to Maine for
the Costa Vida World Burrito Eating Championship on Sept. 22 at the
Mexican restaurant.Thomas, who's known as ''The Black Widow,'' humbled her larger male
counterparts by consuming 11.3 pounds of lobster meat in 12 minutes in
2005 in Kennebunk.
I'd like to see that. Could you post a video?
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Quoted message said:The 100-pound woman who holds the world lobster-eating title will be
trying her hand at burritos in a contest far from the land of TexMex.The diminutive Sonya Thomas of Alexandria, Va., is coming to Maine for
the Costa Vida World Burrito Eating Championship on Sept. 22 at the
Mexican restaurant.Thomas, who's known as ''The Black Widow,'' humbled her larger male
counterparts by consuming 11.3 pounds of lobster meat in 12 minutes in
2005 in Kennebunk.
Golly-gee, how amazing. Some people waste their lives finding cures for
diseases, helping the poor, working for peace, promoting civil rights,
growing food, protecting the environment, and other such silly pursuits.
Too bad we all can't be professional gluttons, a truly worthy life.
--
Peter Aitken
Al Fansome said:The 100-pound woman who holds the world lobster-eating title will be
trying her hand at burritos in a contest far from the land of TexMex.The diminutive Sonya Thomas of Alexandria, Va., is coming to Maine for
the Costa Vida World Burrito Eating Championship on Sept. 22 at the
Mexican restaurant.Thomas, who's known as ''The Black Widow,'' humbled her larger male
counterparts by consuming 11.3 pounds of lobster meat in 12 minutes in
2005 in Kennebunk.
What a waste of lobster.
On Mon, 10 Sep 2007 19:39:25 -0400, Peter A <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Golly-gee, how amazing. Some people waste their lives finding cures for
diseases, helping the poor, working for peace, promoting civil rights,
growing food, protecting the environment, and other such silly pursuits.
Too bad we all can't be professional gluttons, a truly worthy life.
The Japanese are world class champions at gluttony when it comes to
competitions like that.
--
History is a vast early warning system
Norman Cousins
Al Fansome said:
The 100-pound woman who holds the world lobster-eating title will be
trying her hand at burritos in a contest far from the land of TexMex.The diminutive Sonya Thomas of Alexandria, Va., is coming to Maine for
the Costa Vida World Burrito Eating Championship on Sept. 22 at the
Mexican restaurant.Thomas, who's known as ''The Black Widow,'' humbled her larger male
counterparts by consuming 11.3 pounds of lobster meat in 12 minutes in
2005 in Kennebunk.
Jeez! Don't think I've had 11.3 lbs total of lobster in my entire life
so far! Tastier than the hot dogs at least...
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