Spyke
lemmy.world

The amount of metals, plastics, and other plane parts that he would have had to consume should have done lasting damage to his physiology.

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If heground everything to a fine powder and juiced it then he is just left with the chemical reaction damage.

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leminal.space

Journalist: So, how was it?

Lotito: Still better than English food!

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DaddleDewreply
lemmy.world

I can absolutely believe this would have been his answer.

French people cannot pass a chance to make fun of British cuisine.

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Lotito holds the record for the 'strangest diet' in the Guinness Book of Records. He was awarded a brass plaque by the publishers to commemorate his abilities. He ate his award.

I would expect nothing less.

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According to this article his stomach and intestines had unusual thick lining and strong gastric acids, so maybe they were not so bad.

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That's such a good point I hadn't considered. This stuff would've absolutely fucked up the plumbing in most places. Not to mention the sewage treatment facility's filters having to deal with all that debris.

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lemmy.world

However, it also meant that soft foods, such as bananas and hard-boiled eggs, made him sick.

Hmm best example of soft food? Hard-boiled eggs!

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When I read the title, my first guess was Tarare. Sounds like the kind of thing he'd've done if planes had been invented.

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yurireply
pawb.social

Homie made a career out of pica. Like it or not he was a better entrepreneur than you or I.

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Given he was born in 1950, he only died like 10 years below his life expectancy. People lose more than that to bad genes, I think he did alright for himself.

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