Does anyone know how to eat 1 peice of Wonder Bread in exactly 60
seconds?

I've been told it's impossible....

"jamesbond" > wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to eat 1 peice of Wonder Bread in exactly 60
> seconds?
>
> I've been told it's impossible....
>

That's correct....it is impossible to eat 1 "peice" of Wonder Bread.

Dave

Cute!..... but...no seriously.....I have a running bet with someone -
I need to win the bet. help!.... thanks

"jamesbond" > wrote in message
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> Cute!..... but...no seriously.....I have a running bet with someone -
> I need to win the bet. help!.... thanks

toast it - lightly butter - lightly sprinkle w/cinnamon and sugar.
Teri
>

I can't add anything... or drink anything to help me.... Have to eat it
plain.

roll it up into a ball--or into 2 balls--
~N~

On 11 Jan 2006 16:21:51 -0800, "jamesbond" >
wrote:

>Does anyone know how to eat 1 peice of Wonder Bread in exactly 60
>seconds?
>
>I've been told it's impossible....

They went out of business last year.


modom

This is an old bar trick, but I have never heard of it with only one piece
of bread - usually the amount is 3 or 4 pieces. Moreover, it works with
just about any bread. It can be done, but out of the 20 times I have seen
people try (and there was alcohol involved) only 2 could actually eat three
pieces in 60 seconds.

Try it for yourself. Buy a loaf of bread.

>Does anyone know how to eat 1 peice of Wonder Bread in exactly 60 seconds?

> I have a running bet with someone - I need to win the bet. help!

First, stop running it makes eating a whole lot easier. (boddaboom!)

Unless there are lots o' money involved in this bet, just eat the damn
thing and lose if you can't do it in 60-seconds.
A sure-fire way to win is to shove it up your... nevermind. Kev

On 11 Jan 2006 18:06:28 -0800, "jamesbond" >
wrote:

>I can't add anything... or drink anything to help me.... Have to eat it
>plain.

This is a common bar bet, but I've seen it done with 9 saltines. It's
impossible because you run out of saliva.

serene, who has tried it with the saltines, but not the bread

Steve Wertz wrote:
>
> I wonder why I'd spend $2.59 for Wonder Bread?
>
> -sw

Agree, I wouldn't take it if it were free.