Which metal can you eat without dying a painful death ?
I mean, a friend of mine once tasted Plutonium and it wasn´t too good for him, but at least the maggots and worms at the graveyard are happy now (and they´ll glow in the dark).
Eating metal
Oct 03, 2003
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Supposedly, there was a Frenchman who ate a bicycle, a little bit at a time. However, a Google search only found sparse information about him. His name is given variously as Lotito or Mangetout, all from souces that seem second- or third-hand, at best. Therefore, I am deeply skeptical the story is true. Normally, a good story, no matter how obscure, will generate oodles of Google hits -- if not entire web sites -- devoted to it.
Hmmm. . . if one were to pick a silly story to invent a web site for . . . naaah, it would be wrong to contribute toward creating an urban myth.
This gentleman:
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He was also supposed to eat a billboard in London a few years back, as part of the "Everything tastes better with Heinz" campaign, but I think it got stopped.
Of course, if you really want to have fun, there is always Goldschlager. Though you'll probably die of the alcohol first if you have too much.......
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I've tried it, it's nothing impressive...unless you are trying to show off.
Andy Hapka
I remember seeing the appearance of a "Monsieur Mangetout" on a german TV-show ages ago when i was a kid. He drank a glass of wine, then ate the glass. He spiced it up with a few nails. The kind of show that sticks :-)
So the guy was real or a real good ilusionist.
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