The
first annual "Shaken, Not Stirred Olympics" took place at
The Bite of Seattle, July 22 & 23, 2000.
The Bite of Seattle, July 22 & 23, 2000.
The
events were sponsored by Outpatient Radio and The Buzz 100.7, and created
such a stir, that the Seattle Center Events Committee threatened to pull the
plug on numerous occasions.
which included, among other things, a cold hot dog eating competition (featuring nearly 30 competitors,
ranging in weight from 130 to 450 lbs), as well as the "Great Hot Dog Cake Bake-Off," and the crowning of King and Queen Cranium 2000 to the male and female with the largest head.
Here are some snapshots from the games. . .
GOLD
MEDAL WINNING HOT DOG CAKE
COMPLIMENTS OF NOT-SO-TINY TIM.
NO, THOSE ARE NOT FRENCH FRIES,
THAT IS A JULIENNED HEBREW NATIONAL
(NOTE CIRCUMCISION).
COMPLIMENTS OF NOT-SO-TINY TIM.
NO, THOSE ARE NOT FRENCH FRIES,
THAT IS A JULIENNED HEBREW NATIONAL
(NOTE CIRCUMCISION).
