My friend Kobalt and I struck it lucky recently. We were selected as contestants for a brand new game show! Making The Rounds, it was called. We were told we were selected based on our well-known ability to eat! I couldn't deny that I was a bit of a big eater at times. So I couldn't say no to be on the set of a show about eating!

It was simple: Eat the most burgers, win a fantastic prize. A good old fashioned eating contest, I thought, as I stepped up on stage. I looked to Kobalt as I saw nothing but immense piles of cheeseburgers up there; he was already licking his lips. Looked like they stocked way more food then they needed! But I didn't mind as I was ushered into my position, surrounded by juicy-looking burgers.

With a "3-2-1-go", the camera started recording, and we were off! The second that thing switched on, I heard my stomach growl, and immediately bent down to snap up a burger. Stuffing it down as fast as I could, I saw Kobalt doing the same. Without hesitation, I grabbed another, and another, stuffing them in my face as fast as possible.

I slowly felt my stomach push outwards, full of burger... But of course I kept eating and eating. I couldn't lose! My stomach quickly got too large and ponderous to life around, so I knelled on the ground, stomach pushing outwards, as I stuffed my maw full with juicy burger after another. My stomach groaned, painfully tight...

But, as I looked into the camera, I found myself pushing another one in my jaws. I thought about slowing down, but I kept up my pace... As if my pace was unstoppable! I heard Kobalt let out a muffled moan as he kept eating as well. I felt my gut expand across the floor, ever more full, as I crammed more into me...

It was then I realized something was wrong. I couldn't stop eating! It was as if my arms were acting on their own, pushing more and more into my snout... And my snout opening obediently for each one. I whimpered as I felt my stomach push against my back legs, soon making them rise into the air, beached on my burger-filled gut... But my moans were muffled by all the meat, cheese, and bun crammed in there.

I just looked into the camera some more, grabbing more food, eating... And yet those piles of burgers had hardly been dented.

I just needed to keep eating... Just needed to eat more...

I relaxed as my stomach creaked and groaned. Just have to eat...

Just eat...

Eat...

Eat for the camera.

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Just imagine our guts after this camera stops hypnotizing us... Well, that'll probably come after all the burgers are gone.

Anyways, this lovely concept came from my friend KobaltSilverstar, who split with me for art from Lowrider-Girl! I really love their art, and I'm glad to get something so neat with a friend.