Frank P. Reese, light-bulb eater

When they say that the food in prison is awful, I guess that depends on what you like to eat.

Detroit Free Press - Mar 26, 1972

El Paso Times - Mar 25, 1972

Binghamton Press and Sun-Bulletin - Mar 25, 1972

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Posted By: Alex - Sun Mar 06, 2022
Category: Food | Prisons | 1970s

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Light bulbs can be a gateway to the hard stuff. Michel Lotito started with a glass from which he was drinking. After that, his diet included 18 bicycles, 15 supermarket trolleys, seven TV sets, six chandeliers, two beds, a pair of skis, a low-calorie Cessna light aircraft and a computer.
https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/67621-strangest-diet

Posted by Virtual in Carnate on 03/06/22 at 02:19 PM

I wonder if either had a plumber on retainer

Posted by Teri on 03/06/22 at 11:49 PM

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