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Originally Posted by Alobar
no your not.
stacking is easier. And its easy to see why. If you bite off 3/4 of an inch of 5 bars, it puts the mass of chocolate into a much smaller surface area than biting off 3 inches of one bar.
your examples are also foolish, beacuse stacking 5 hotdogs is not possible. But if youve ever watched them eat hotdogs, they are sticking more than 1 into their mouth at a time, which according to you is "lol foolish"
If they were eating m&ms they would put considerably more than 5 in at once. But so what? The dogs, yes, maybe two at a time, maybe one broken in half a la Kobayashi.
I concede it is a matter of opinion, but I've eaten some tough foes under the table in my day, and there is no way you'd catch me stacking 5 chocolate bars.
Anyway, the point of all this was, looking back at the original posts, people who were like... "Hmm... 15 candy bars... that sound tough; oh wait, I know! I'll put 5 on top of each other, then I just have to eat 3 big candy bars. No problem." Which is not the case.
Good luck everyone.
Edit: And anyway, El D, bringing Kobayashi into it is irrelevant; that is kind of like saying, lol, 100m in 10 seconds is easy, just look at Usain Bolt. Meh, not a perfect analogy, but what Kobayashi does or does not do when eating hotdogs is possibly not all that useful for mere mortals in figuring what technique will work best for them.