W:
...-_-; if say, you only eat skewered mutton and nothing else, how many can you down?
Y:
Not much, probably? Never tried it before though. What's your highest record?
W:
35.
All:
*GASP*
W:
Yeah, just mutton and cola. And some Tsingtao beer. Couldn't eat anything else the rest of the day, too stuffed.
J:
My highest record is going from cafe to cafe, eating & drinking non-stop from 9 to 4.
Y:
Mine was having hotpot from 8pm to the wee hours, just eating.
J:
By the way, only our table is chock-filled with food. I think everyone's staring.
W:
Remember the other time we had that hotpot dinner till midnight? I have a hotpot at home, the double compartment one, hehe.
Y:
Ouhh, let's have hotpot!
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J:
XX just ate 60 dumplings.
Me:
I think I ate 60 of those before too. I mean, the guotie in Jakarta. They're small ones, like, bite-sized.
J:
I'm sure in XX's case they're the huge dumplings.
W:
Guy or girl?
J:
Guy.
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I bet A (my sis' very slim bff in LA) could eat more.
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V:
Gosh, I'm full
Me:
Hmmm (grabs more food)
W:
This is so typical, we should record it. V says she's full and S (me) mentions "Ohh" and continues to eat as if it's the most natural thing in the world.
Me:
Oh no, howw?? How could I get shuai ge like this? Oh damn, image fail.
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Everyone has stopped eating, except for Y.
W:
Your fighting power is still to be reckoned with.
Y:
I eat slowly but I eat a lot.
W:
Oh yeah.
Y:
Yeah.
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a while later
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W:
Look at Y, she looks and behaves as if she's drunk.
J:
From food. I never knew you could get tipsy from overeating.
W:
Rice-drunk! (sounds like 'criminal' in Mandarin)
I try to think the grass is greener this side of the garden.
