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I hate it when my wife works late...I get bored...I just dared myself to eat a whole habanero pepper in one bite...and did.

GET THE WATER HOSE!! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !!

no, no!

drink milk, yoghurt, something dairy! what makes a chilli hot is only fat soluble, not water soluble!

anyway - just one?

wimp mouth!

You can also try eating bread!

You should have saved doing that for a bar bet.

PMSL! I have never been called "wimp mouth" before

well I succesfully survived..and am now nibbeling away at another....ahhhhh endorphins.

oh god yes! I love wasabi for that same reason. I get a whole body rush from it. It's great. Kinda like everything in my body lights up at once! and then I feel very relaxed afterwards.

i have squillions of chillis in my greenhouse.

first person to flatter/bribe me sufficiently can have a year's supply.

That or snorting lemon juice.

((A character did that in a Stephen King book; I did not come up with the idea on my own))

That's exactly what I'd look like if I ate a habanero. I took a bite of habanero once. "Once" being the operative word in that sentence.

Okay VV. But only a years supply? I'd simply eat them as snacks.

We used to grow jalapenos in our backyard and my dad knew someone who would eat them casually, as if it was a banana or something. I think this guy's tastebuds were completely dead.

About Asian food. Wasabi is very good for clearing up a stuffed nose. And tea is good for a temporary relief from very spicy foods.

Im the only one I know who eats steaksauce with out steak. Its good.

Last edited by ilikedragons on 26 Aug 2005, 10:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.

... cold mountain dew

you will most likely throw up afterwards

Just to update you all, I ate 2 Habaneros by themselves. I have survived and actually had a pretty nice buzz for a couple of hours, from the endorphins released after those first few blistering minutes. I do not recomend that anyone else try this unless you have first built up your tolerance with jalapenos, cayanne and the like. I have been eating such peppers untempered for some months now.

All in all a good experiance that I may try to repeat in a few days, after my guts have cooled out a bit.

Anyone else here into peppers?

It takes me half a day to finish off a tiny bag of jalapeno chips. *wimp* I don't like spicy food.