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PrintableAnx said: MIGUELGOMEZ said: Aw, that is so lovely. There's nothing like a good du-dump-du-dump-dump in the morning. These are moments to cherish....along with your morning coffee and newspaper. M not to be too vivid, but it was one of those times i was really happy that i keep a tub of moist booty wipes on hand. I'm a booty wipes man myself. Yey! *waitingforImagotopostaboutbootywipescauseheknowshowmuchiluvem* M MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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MIGUELGOMEZ said: Anx said: not to be too vivid, but it was one of those times i was really happy that i keep a tub of moist booty wipes on hand. I'm a booty wipes man myself. Yey! *waitingforImagotopostaboutbootywipescauseheknowshowmuchiluvem* M i don't understand how we existed without them. it's the only way to know the booty is clean. | |
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Anx said: MIGUELGOMEZ said: I'm a booty wipes man myself. Yey! *waitingforImagotopostaboutbootywipescauseheknowshowmuchiluvem* M i don't understand how we existed without them. it's the only way to know the booty is clean. I was going to say something gross about rimming and tasting someone's previous nights dinner.....but that would be gross. And no, THANK GOD, that has never happened to me. M MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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My brother and I once had a jalepeno eating contest...That was hot!
But the hottest was this Thai place...I had Stir Fry Hell. They weren't kidding with the name! It sizzled down...in...and out. tsssss! Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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Anx said: shanti0608 said: My husband & I went for Thai food one night. He got Red Curry and asked for it HOT- which he always does but this place was REALLY hot!
Mine was intense too- think I got green curry.. It was so hot that it made us sick to our stomachs- that has never happened to ne before I usually like it really hot but this was way too hot.. sickening hot.. I felt like I was going to vomit from the heat.. the absolute WORST experience i ever had with hot food was at a dinner party, where a friend of mine garnished our dishes with one of those little plum tomato looking green peppers...i thought it was cute, so i popped it into my mouth, and OH. MY. GOD. i really thought i was going to have to go to the emergency room. 
there were tears and snot and drool running down my face and i emptied two quarts of milk straight from the carton and i was STILL in pain from it. and i don't have to go into detail about the extremely memorable restroom moments the next day, i'm sure...  :tsssss: Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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I once ate a tablespoon of wasabi cause I didn't know what it was. | |
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Spookymuffin said: I once ate a tablespoon of wasabi cause I didn't know what it was.
i'm not big on wasabi. chili paste, on the other hand, i'm a big fan of.  | |
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Anx said: Spookymuffin said: I once ate a tablespoon of wasabi cause I didn't know what it was.
i'm not big on wasabi. chili paste, on the other hand, i'm a big fan of. wasabi peas 
i'd say the hottest thing i've had to eat thus far was a mouthful of horseradish--when i was about 17 or so my dad had went to get some take-out (forgot exactly what he got). anyway, dad came up to me and had a little container of this stuff. he was like "here, eat some of this!" i was like "what is it?" dad's like "just try it, it's good." i got a good amount of the stuff, ate it and...   burnt the hell outta my mouth!!! i'm sitting there, spitting it out and drinking tons of water and all the while dad's laughing at me and going, "that's whatcha get for being greedy!" 
my dad's from louisiana and is an excellent cook--i was brought up on stuff like gumbo and jambalaya, which he always made super-spicy (dad's had to tone down on the spice a little bit as he's gotten older, since his tummy/bowels can't handle it as well as he once did), so i'm not adverse to hot foods. just a few days ago i went to lotus-a-go-go (vietnamese take-out joint close to my house) and got some curried veggie fried rice for dinner. nummmmm.  | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: Anx said: i'm not big on wasabi. chili paste, on the other hand, i'm a big fan of. wasabi peas
i'd say the hottest thing i've had to eat thus far was a mouthful of horseradish--when i was about 17 or so my dad had went to get some take-out (forgot exactly what he got). anyway, dad came up to me and had a little container of this stuff. he was like "here, eat some of this!" i was like "what is it?" dad's like "just try it, it's good." i got a good amount of the stuff, ate it and... burnt the hell outta my mouth!!! i'm sitting there, spitting it out and drinking tons of water and all the while dad's laughing at me and going, "that's whatcha get for being greedy!"
my dad's from louisiana and is an excellent cook--i was brought up on stuff like gumbo and jambalaya, which he always made super-spicy (dad's had to tone down on the spice a little bit as he's gotten older, since his tummy/bowels can't handle it as well as he once did), so i'm not adverse to hot foods. just a few days ago i went to lotus-a-go-go (vietnamese take-out joint close to my house) and got some curried veggie fried rice for dinner. nummmmm. :fallingthefuckoffmyrockinghorse: omfg I love stories like that. My dad used to do stuff like that. Trick me. The evil bugger! | |
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Spookymuffin said: :fallingthefuckoffmyrockinghorse:
omfg I love stories like that. My dad used to do stuff like that. Trick me. The evil bugger! yeah, he totally faked me out! i was so mad at 'im too..."why'd you DO that?!!!" 
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Anx said: I just had chili paste fried rice from the thai joint around the corner, and I got a terminal case of the hot tongue!
Um, I should try to make this thread useful. 
What's the hottest (as in spicy) food you've ever eaten? Did you hurt yourself? Would you do it again? ANSWER ME!!!! Meanwhile, I'm gonna go blow fire at my cat until my mouth cools off.  When I was in school in GA ("AAARRRRRMMMMYYYY TRAINING SIR!!!"....Stripes) there was this little joint me and my buds hung out at....the LimeLight Cafe...and one of their specialties was making the absolute hottest chicken wing ever....slathered in a concoction of chipolte and Dave's Insanity Sauce and God knows what else....that shit was HOT!!! I took a bit of the sauce on the tip of my pinkie and my tongue instantly swelled up....and my mouth burned for about 36 hours.....IT HURT LIKE A S.O.B.!!!! and hell no I wouldn't do it again..... He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
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Spookymuffin said: Handclapsfingasnapz said: wasabi peas
i'd say the hottest thing i've had to eat thus far was a mouthful of horseradish--when i was about 17 or so my dad had went to get some take-out (forgot exactly what he got). anyway, dad came up to me and had a little container of this stuff. he was like "here, eat some of this!" i was like "what is it?" dad's like "just try it, it's good." i got a good amount of the stuff, ate it and... burnt the hell outta my mouth!!! i'm sitting there, spitting it out and drinking tons of water and all the while dad's laughing at me and going, "that's whatcha get for being greedy!"
my dad's from louisiana and is an excellent cook--i was brought up on stuff like gumbo and jambalaya, which he always made super-spicy (dad's had to tone down on the spice a little bit as he's gotten older, since his tummy/bowels can't handle it as well as he once did), so i'm not adverse to hot foods. just a few days ago i went to lotus-a-go-go (vietnamese take-out joint close to my house) and got some curried veggie fried rice for dinner. nummmmm. :fallingthefuckoffmyrockinghorse: omfg I love stories like that. My dad used to do stuff like that. Trick me. The evil bugger! My dad once got my lil brother to eat a carrot that had been soaking in jalepeno juice. he was only 5 and cried. My mom was so pissed.Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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OMG at Anx & Miguel.
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madartista said: OMG at Anx & Miguel.
M MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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madartista said: OMG at Anx & Miguel.
there's nothing at all shocking about good hygiene.  | |
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MIGUELGOMEZ said: http://elmadartista.tumblr.com/ http://twitter.com/madartista | |
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Anx said: there's nothing at all shocking about good hygiene.
true. it is the discussion of said habits that is shocking. while u're aiming ur at me, i'm aiming back at U.http://elmadartista.tumblr.com/ http://twitter.com/madartista | |
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ZombieKitten said: Anx said: the absolute WORST experience i ever had with hot food was at a dinner party, where a friend of mine garnished our dishes with one of those little plum tomato looking green peppers...i thought it was cute, so i popped it into my mouth, and OH. MY. GOD. i really thought i was going to have to go to the emergency room.
there were tears and snot and drool running down my face and i emptied two quarts of milk straight from the carton and i was STILL in pain from it. and i don't have to go into detail about the extremely memorable restroom moments the next day, i'm sure... suck on an ice cube for instant though temporary relief 
yeah .. I can see those going well together, much cooler than hot sauce paste | |
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Is food & drink all you think of? | |
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kidelrich said: Is food & drink all you think of?
yeah apparently .. since everyone else is so into it 
why can't people just come over and chill .. oh wait.. that's all they do | |
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slicksight said: ZombieKitten said: suck on an ice cube for instant though temporary relief
yeah .. I can see those going well together, much cooler than hot sauce paste  YUMMY!! | |
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ZombieKitten said: slicksight said:
yeah .. I can see those going well together, much cooler than hot sauce paste YUMMY!!love sushi! | |
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Anx said: HereToRockYourWorld said:
Yeah. . . you know those dried peppers that you sometimes get in "Asian" food? They're prolly an inch or so long, bright red. . . not the hottest ever, but pretty hot. My mom dared me to eat some, and offered ten bucks a pop. I think I ate three? Man, it hurt for a long time, but. . . you know. . . 30 bucks. . . whatchagonnado. . .  ooh, i like those peppers. i had to condition myself, though. you mean chili? | |
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I have mistakenly eaten slithers of red chili in somtam quite a few times thinking it was tomato. 
Dried chili that Thais put in their noodle soup is pretty hot. I don't know how they can eat anything with all that stuff in there. How can you still taste the food? ... [Edited 6/9/06 18:17pm] | |
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Pretty conservative as far as food goes. Hell, i'm basically boring on that count.
Get me some NASA food tubes, some Tang and i'm good. Some years ago a Korean friend took me to dinner where I experienced... 
...Kimchi
Supposed to have incredible health benefits but not for this kid.
tA  Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: Pretty conservative as far as food goes. Hell, i'm basically boring on that count.
Get me some NASA food tubes, some Tang and i'm good. Some years ago a Korean friend took me to dinner where I experienced...
...Kimchi
Supposed to have incredible health benefits but not for this kid.
tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 ooh, I love kimchi. I always get it as a side dish. The type at the Japanese restaurant is not as hot as the way Koreans do it though. Mmmmm... love that fishy misu soup too. Ok, now I'm hungry. | |
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Spookymuffin said: I once ate a tablespoon of wasabi cause I didn't know what it was.
"Wasaaaaabi!"  | |
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Fauxie said: ooh, I love kimchi. I always get it as a side dish. The type at the Japanese restaurant is not as hot as the way Koreans do it though. Mmmmm... love that fishy misu soup too. Ok, now I'm hungry. I'll keep that in mind. 
Also, the backstory of how traditionally the cabbage is buried underground in jars and allowed to ferment over time, only added to the acidic build up that was rapidly disintegrating my innards. 
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theAudience said: Pretty conservative as far as food goes. Hell, i'm basically boring on that count.
Get me some NASA food tubes, some Tang and i'm good. Some years ago a Korean friend took me to dinner where I experienced...
...Kimchi
Supposed to have incredible health benefits but not for this kid.
tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 WHOOOEEE!!!
i love love LOVE some kimchi!!! i recently heard someone mention kimchi fried rice, which i really want to try (and, oddly enough, ties in with the original post on this thread  ), but i love it any ol' way. i don't think i could go with it as a main entree though. it's more of a side dish for me.
i love korean food, though - bimbimbop is one of my favorite dishes, especially when i'm lucky enough to find a place that serves it in a sizzling hot bowl (dolsot style). there's a place in the financial district in NYC that serves the best korean food i've ever had...i wish i could remember the name of the place, and i hope it's still around...i haven't been back to those parts since before 9/11. but back to kimchi - good stuff. if you have occasion to try it again, ask for the mild version. | |
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Anx said:[quote] theAudience said: WHOOOEEE!!!
i love love LOVE some kimchi!!! i recently heard someone mention kimchi fried rice, which i really want to try (and, oddly enough, ties in with the original post on this thread ), but i love it any ol' way. i don't think i could go with it as a main entree though. it's more of a side dish for me.
i love korean food, though - bimbimbop is one of my favorite dishes, especially when i'm lucky enough to find a place that serves it in a sizzling hot bowl (dolsot style). there's a place in the financial district in NYC that serves the best korean food i've ever had...i wish i could remember the name of the place, and i hope it's still around...i haven't been back to those parts since before 9/11. but back to kimchi - good stuff. if you have occasion to try it again, ask for the mild version. Next time i'll have to tag along with you. That meal also had a high... 
...  Maybe I hallucinated the Rubbermaid logo.
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