Talk:Bob Shoudt
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— JIP | Talk 11:33, 12 October 2005 (UTC)
Need more info[edit]
All the events he is credited with winning need dates. (At least years). DONE
I marked the one that he qualified for the world finals later this year as 2005 assuming the qualifier was this year. DONE
Who maintains the world records inn eating competitions? Does the Guiness book still have eating categories? Is he listed in it?RJFJR 19:57, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
NO HE IS NOT LISTED AS THEY DO NOT CATEGORIZE THIS. IFOCE.COM DOES
Point of view, Neutrality[edit]
This article reads more like a novel.
"Shoudt and his family are vegetarians, and his only chance to eat meat is in sanctioned competition - that is why it is such a treat to see him tear into a barbecued rib or a Nathan's hot dog"
I really do not consider him a vegetarian if he munches down those amounts of meat. And since when is it "such a treat" to see a vegetarian "tear into a barbecued rib"?
"And that record still stands. (Nice, LOL)" and "Bob also ran a marathon with little or no training. Great effort for 200+ pound runner."
Both very neutral...
And I added a {{Fact}} to “I knew I had to get into Nathan’s,” said Shoudt. “No matter what it took.”
Point of view, Mountaineer[edit]
Scaled Mt. Washington and Pikes Peak? So did my car. Hardly a Mt. Climber. 74.73.107.207 (talk) 02:42, 5 July 2010 (UTC)
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