Evan Young is here and we have 50 eggs!

[Michael Rosman]

Boy is he in for a surprise.


Michael Rosman
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[Evan Young]

I'll do it. If it makes me puke multiple times I will. It's worth it just for the story.

[Michael Rosman]

Evan knows about the eggs...We didn't know he would be checking P.Net while here at MotionFest. So he is preparing...not sure if the big event will be Friday at the banquet or Saturday after the public show. Will keep you all updated.


Michael

[Richard]

So what happened here?

[Evan Young]

Pictures are going to be posted soon.

[Guest]

I laughed, I cried, I said "eeeew, gross, I'm so glad that's not me"!

[scot]

-----> Die Video

[Evan Young]

Actually, there were two eggs in that pitcher in the begining and I swallowed them both. Total of five eggs! That's 10% of 50.

Maybe next year I'll do all 50.

[Busteroo]

Great video. If next year's performance is going to be anything close to the video I've got to be there to see it in person! Evan, you rock!!!

[le pire]

Evan, it looks like you need to change your sig to
"I can eat 5 eggs!" or "I can eat 10% of 50 eggs!"

étienne

[scot]

He's not lying in his siggie. 5 is 50 minus 0 and so is 50

[Evan Young]

I like Scot's logic.

For those of you who are wondering what 50 eggs is all about... It's a reference to a movie that motivates me when I'm feeling low. "Cool Hand Luke" staring Paul Newman.
But now it is so much more.

[le pire]

[quote]Originally posted by scot:
<strong>He's not lying in his siggie. 5 is 50 minus 0 and so is 50</strong><hr></blockquote>

What??!!?

Let's just clarify.

Here's what Evan's siggie says he can eat:

egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg egg

Here's what the video show's Evan can eat:

egg egg egg egg egg


Notice the difference?


étienne

[ 03-06-2003: Message edited by: le pire ]</p>

[Stretch]

The science of eating 50 eggs: http://www.open2.net/science/hollywood_science/cool.htm