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"Humble" Bob Shoudt
Major League Eater and IFOCE Member
Copyright © 2007 by
"Humble" Bob Shoudt
All Rights reserved
"Humble" Bob Shoudt
All Rights reserved
Current World Ranking - # 5
Please do not try this at home. The IFOCE, MLE and "Humble" Bob Shoudt do not advocate, condone nor participate in any at home training.
2007 Krystal Finals
95 Krystals in 8 minutes
95 Krystals in 8 minutes
Photo by Valerie Bromann www.valbromann.com
With the great Ashley Edwards - the famous Krystal Counter
"Humble" Bob's sad to say goodbye
2006 Pizza contest - turns out that shirt still holds true
(shirt idea stolen from Willy Chestnut)
(shirt idea stolen from Willy Chestnut)
Three year anniversary of "Humble" Bob's first CE World Record!
March 5, 2005, "Humble" Bob Shoudt took Allen "The Shredder" Goldstein to overtime in what may be the closest CE match ever, to win the WR in penne pasta. The record is still under review 3 years later, but "Humble" Bob is certain that it will be certified at some point in 2008. "Humble" Bob is quoted as saying that this record certification challenges only that of the Sirius - XM satellite radio merger in the length of time that Congress is reviewing it.
In all there were 5 World Records set that day and only one met the criteria to be fast tracked for certification. "Humble" Bob is also quoted as saying that "It is very easy to certify Tiramisu, it takes much longer to certify foods that are high in carbohydrates, or high in escarole, or high in tomatoes and cheese, or the other contest."
"Humble" Bob asks that you celebrate his first WR with him on March 5th, by eating penne pasta. In addition, please leave one piece uncooked and mail it to the IFOCE, at IFOCE • 151 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001. Ask that they fast track the certification "Humble" Bob's 1st World Record.
March 5, 2005, "Humble" Bob Shoudt took Allen "The Shredder" Goldstein to overtime in what may be the closest CE match ever, to win the WR in penne pasta. The record is still under review 3 years later, but "Humble" Bob is certain that it will be certified at some point in 2008. "Humble" Bob is quoted as saying that this record certification challenges only that of the Sirius - XM satellite radio merger in the length of time that Congress is reviewing it.
In all there were 5 World Records set that day and only one met the criteria to be fast tracked for certification. "Humble" Bob is also quoted as saying that "It is very easy to certify Tiramisu, it takes much longer to certify foods that are high in carbohydrates, or high in escarole, or high in tomatoes and cheese, or the other contest."
"Humble" Bob asks that you celebrate his first WR with him on March 5th, by eating penne pasta. In addition, please leave one piece uncooked and mail it to the IFOCE, at IFOCE • 151 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001. Ask that they fast track the certification "Humble" Bob's 1st World Record.
"Humble" Bob is sad to say goodbye to one of his biggest fans. Julio C. Franco has announced his retirement from his MLB playing career. Good luck to Julio starting his new coaching career. I was excited when he started following my career after all of the years that I followed his. I hope my CE career lasts half as long as his playing career. I will never forget the note he sent congratulating me on winning the 2006 Nathan's Shea Stadium Qualifier and finally making it to Coney Island..
