February 24, 201511 yr Nope. I've gotten some guys on that one as well. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
March 1, 201511 yr My cousin used to own a bar and made over $100 a week when he would tend bar on the Saltine Cracker game. He used to bet patrons $10 they couldn't eat 7 crackers in 60 seconds. He said it was hilarious watching them spit the crumbs out. No drinking during the challenge obviously.
March 1, 201511 yr My cousin used to own a bar and made over $100 a week when he would tend bar on the Saltine Cracker game. He used to bet patrons $10 they couldn't eat 7 crackers in 60 seconds. He said it was hilarious watching them spit the crumbs out. No drinking during the challenge obviously.:thumb:
March 1, 201511 yr This particular "talent" developed as a result of a Theories of Learning "massed vs. spaced practice" exercise. I got pretty good at it pretty quickly. It would probably take a couple of practice runs now that I'm in my declining years, but it wouldn't take long. You are a real piece of work Papa...but we love you anyway:)
March 1, 201511 yr Zero chance that one would ever come up in any of my bar conversations. :lol2: Is this an Indian thing ?
March 2, 201511 yr When you work with a semipro football team for 19 years you see a lot of bar bets. One of our linebackers would use this one regularly for years. He is short but very stocky and strong, and was one of the oldest guys on the team, playing until his late thirties. we would be hanging out somewhere and a few of the younger guys would start arm wrestling or something Similar to show each other up and Buzz would jump in. He would beat them then somehow turn it around To how strong he was. Then he would bet them he would knock down a wall. After he got enough takers he would calmly walk to the wall, reach as high as he could and start knocking on the wall All the way to the floor. Worked every time.
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