Or pushing the speed limit on the way to the restaurant!

Absolutely same here!

If you want massive amounts, then soft things are your friend

Noodles, Soup or rice as main course.

And then a big pot of yoghurt or rice pudding as dessert.

Or a big pot of cereal that you've prepared an hour ago before main course so that it's soft and easy to chug down.
Fun rule: you need to eat the whole pot of desert that you're prepared, no matter how long it takes


What's your taste: do you prefer salty/hearty or sweet?

Why not putting it into a database, and giving it a search function.

Then you could easily search for ads by location, by gender, by kink, by whatever.

Example: I would like to go to the ad section and search for all entries from Germany where a woman searches for a man where the kink is stuffing, no matter on whose side.

How about using a trailer? They are available in various sizes and load capacities
(ducking and running )

Hi!

I always wonder: When do those professional eaters / oogui / japanese eaters start start eating this much?

Is it something they simply discover when grown-ups that they have a different anatomy , or at what age did they start actively training their capacity to be able to eat such big meals?
Can someone with 20years start training to reach that impressive amounts, or did they have to start training while they were still young/growing?

Thanks

I can confirm having the same chat-zoom-problem here on Firefox/Linux.

Exactly!

Hi Liken,
Maxing out with a funnel definitively trains your capacity. For me it does not increase appetite, but the amount I can eat/drink in one sitting got way more.
You can try an alternative to funnelling which lets you get closer to your belly's maximum as you can stop easier: simply taking a short piece of hose, about 30cm but having a big diameter to chug quickly, and chug soup (salty, not just water) out of a big pot while standing.
This way I can chug 2 liters in one go, and a bit more than 7 liters in total in one evening, so it definitively trains capacity.

Hi!

I just discovered that oatmeal can soak a lot of fluid without increasing the volume. That's interesting to get a very dense drink, heavier than water!

When I put 200g of oatmeal into a cup, I can pour 400g water into it without rising the level, until the oatmeal is exactly covered with water. It's only a little bit more volume than the 400g of water (!), means it's almost 1.5 times heavier than water now.

In this ratio it was easy to eat, not dry and having only little taste. And it fills out and gives a really really heavy belly feeling, as it's even more dense than water.

I just quickly tried with the 200g for now, and will check out how much I can take somewhen this week.

Anybody already tried this?
How much of it can you eat in one go?

Thanks!