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Posted: 4/22/2015 9:10:07 PM EDT
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Can't wait for the vids to show up on Youtube. And they will, people are just that way. You know. Morons. |
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I can eat jalapeno poppers like it's nobody's business. I doubt these so called 'death' peppers will be a problem for me.
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I like spicy stuff. Like habanero. But this kind of thing I just don't understand.
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Why do I care about what peppers in Chile taste like? It's not like I can put them in my chili.
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I wish this guy would stop being a pussy and grow a pepper with some heat.
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Again? There's a new World's Hottest Pepper every three months now.
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Pickled jalapenos are good because they are tasty. Anything else is burns my bottom.
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Quoted: I can eat jalapeno poppers like it's nobody's business. I doubt these so called 'death' peppers will be a problem for me. View Quote |
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I grew a Carolina Reaper last year and plan on having a few plants of it this year.
It's very very hot but not as bad as you think it would be. |
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These people are so busy wondering if they can when they never stopped themselves to ask if they should.
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peppers in the commercial mace range sounds fun for the GI tract.
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I grow Reapers, Morugas, Butch Ts, Ghosts, etc. At this point, the heat of the pepper has more to do with the growing conditions than the strain of the plant.
I pickle mine and feed them to drunks for stunt. |
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...by Ed "Smokin' Ed" Currie who currently hold's the world's record for his "Carolina Reaper" chile. The new kid on the block is strain HP-28 unofficially referred to as "death". Scoville ratings in excess of TWO AND A HALF MILLION I can't wait! http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-PXsxtovSlnA/U3avDnObnUI/AAAAAAAAVS8/4317XFHsuoc/s1600/watching-nuclear-blast.jpg View Quote I could swear I read some time back about a pepper that was already above 2-1/2 million Scoville! |
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I am comfortable up to ghost peppers, I actually prefer habaneros to jalapeños, but this is gonna get out of control!
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Quoted: No. Two drops of 7.1 million Scoville U extract laid me out for 6 hours. Sweat dripping from my brow running into my eyes burned. Vomit, and there was lots of that, was like Tabasco sauce. Urinating was like pissing fire. And the rest? Well, it cauterized my obama hole. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I can eat jalapeno poppers like it's nobody's business. I doubt these so called 'death' peppers will be a problem for me. |
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I grow reapers, Douglahs, naga vipers, bhut jolokias, jalapeños, cerranos, tobascos, habanero and scorpions. I like to dry them all and grind them them up in coffer grinder and put them in pepper shakers. The mix is hot but doesn't kill you if taken in moderation.
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No. Two drops of 7.1 million Scoville U extract laid me out for 6 hours. Sweat dripping from my brow running into my eyes burned. Vomit, and there was lots of that, was like Tabasco sauce. Urinating was like pissing fire. And the rest? Well, it cauterized my obama hole. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I can eat jalapeno poppers like it's nobody's business. I doubt these so called 'death' peppers will be a problem for me. How did you worship him everyday then? |
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Quoted: Habanero has great flavor, and moderate heat. When you start getting into ghost peppers, scorpions, etc...it's all heat and no flavor. No thanks. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I like spicy stuff. Like habanero. But this kind of thing I just don't understand. Habanero has great flavor, and moderate heat. When you start getting into ghost peppers, scorpions, etc...it's all heat and no flavor. No thanks. whats the point if it has no flavor,no thanks |
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I can eat jalapeno poppers like it's nobody's business. I doubt these so called 'death' peppers will be a problem for me. View Quote That's like saying "I can drink milk like nobody's business. I doubt these so called high proof whiskeys will be a problem for me". I would pay to see someone try either |
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this whats the point if it has no flavor,no thanks View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I like spicy stuff. Like habanero. But this kind of thing I just don't understand. Habanero has great flavor, and moderate heat. When you start getting into ghost peppers, scorpions, etc...it's all heat and no flavor. No thanks. whats the point if it has no flavor,no thanks Now I like some pretty hot peppers, but they still retain their flavor. Scotch bonnets or even some of the Savina Habs, but at a certain point they lose their citrusy intricacies and really turn into just a flavor of dirt and spice. |
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No. Two drops of 7.1 million Scoville U extract laid me out for 6 hours. Sweat dripping from my brow running into my eyes burned. Vomit, and there was lots of that, was like Tabasco sauce. Urinating was like pissing fire. And the rest? Well, it cauterized my obama hole. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I can eat jalapeno poppers like it's nobody's business. I doubt these so called 'death' peppers will be a problem for me. Ok, now I'm worried. |
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