Man Vs Food's Adam Richman Then and now

[h0b0]

Adam decided to retire

Before,



After

[Mobile Chicane]

I've always fancied him - fat or not.

[jet_noise]

Dear h,

the list to the right is much the same, perhaps he's holed below the waterline?

regards,
Jet

[zetec]

Not really that much difference in the pictures? I've seen some Man vs Food where he looks a lot bigger.

[NoVetec]

His face looks thinner in the second. In the first he doesn't seem to have much of a belly to be fair.

[cqueen]

You can always tell when someone has lost weight fast because their face always seems to be bigger than it should in comparison to the body. It takes years to lose weight properly from being a proper fatty.

[Gandahar]

I loved these series; not just because of the , ahem, food, but his one liners and funny quips were also very good

Still the best piece ever written about it, I will regurgitate it again

http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2010/mar/1...

"so Richman groans like a man having his perineum tongued by three cheerleaders as he ingests each warm mouthful of stodge"

[bigrich4]

Gandahar said:

I loved these series; not just because of the , ahem, food, but his one liners and funny quips were also very good

Still the best piece ever written about it, I will regurgitate it again

http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2010/mar/1...

"so Richman groans like a man having his perineum tongued by three cheerleaders as he ingests each warm mouthful of stodge"

"But what I'd really like to see is what happens the next morning, when the show presumably turns into Man V Poo, as Richman empties the dauntingly substantial, hopelessly compacted contents of his engorged colon, clenching the bathroom doorhandle between his teeth as he attempts to give birth to a leg-sized hunk of fecal sod without killing himself. Cue footage of him sweating, shaking and sobbing like a man impaled on a clay tree, before eventually squeezing out a log with the dimensions and weight of a dead gazelle in a greased sleeping bag. As he mops his brow (and backside), he smiles weakly with exhausted triumph, whispers farewell, and the credits roll. And we've all learned something about the price of excess."

[Funk]

bigrich4 said:

Gandahar said:

I loved these series; not just because of the , ahem, food, but his one liners and funny quips were also very good

Still the best piece ever written about it, I will regurgitate it again

http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2010/mar/1...

"so Richman groans like a man having his perineum tongued by three cheerleaders as he ingests each warm mouthful of stodge"

"But what I'd really like to see is what happens the next morning, when the show presumably turns into Man V Poo, as Richman empties the dauntingly substantial, hopelessly compacted contents of his engorged colon, clenching the bathroom doorhandle between his teeth as he attempts to give birth to a leg-sized hunk of fecal sod without killing himself. Cue footage of him sweating, shaking and sobbing like a man impaled on a clay tree, before eventually squeezing out a log with the dimensions and weight of a dead gazelle in a greased sleeping bag. As he mops his brow (and backside), he smiles weakly with exhausted triumph, whispers farewell, and the credits roll. And we've all learned something about the price of excess."

That is fking poetry. Almost up there with the ducks wearing clown shoes, racing across jelly.

Edited by Funk on Tuesday 24th September 15:33

[HarryFlatters]

Weight loss will happen when you give up a career of eating 6 pound burritos for a living.