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Ghost Peppers and... down there...

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Ghost Peppers and genitals do not play well together. Ouchie!!!

 

(don't pick your nose, either)

Don't mess with ghost peppers. Those things are just too hot. They need to be regulated so that people don't hurt themselves.

 

(I hope you know this a joke)

I cut up a bunch of hot peppers once for some chili. Then went to go take a piss. Bad move.

Ghost Peppers and genitals do not play well together. Ouchie!!!

 

(don't pick your nose, either)

 

Yep I make my own pepper sauce also but use scotch bonnets and the amount of times I've forgotten just how long the burn lasts on sensitive areas,You would think it was my first time I've been around them. One of these days I'll recount the incident with the Florida State Trooper,12 lbs of Scorpion peppers,a quart of 10w30 oil and the $225.00 speeding ticket.

Not wearing gloves it just stupid, I don't know why you would do that.

 

I also grow my own hot peppers (Bhut Jolokia, 5-7 different strains of Habaneros, Cayenne, Bonnets, etc) every year and jar hot sauce as well as dry them. I would never think of not wearing gloves or long sleeves, especially when making my hot sauce. Pureeing them and boiling the hot sauce before jarring can get it everywhere, on your body and in the kitchen.

did the same thing after putting on bengay when I was in basic training. Thought I cleaned it all off. My Drill Sgt had a good laugh at me running to the shower after lights out.

Not wearing gloves it just stupid, I don't know why you would do that.

 

I also grow my own hot peppers (Bhut Jolokia, 5-7 different strains of Habaneros, Cayenne, Bonnets, etc) every year and jar hot sauce as well as dry them. I would never think of not wearing gloves or long sleeves, especially when making my hot sauce. Pureeing them and boiling the hot sauce before jarring can get it everywhere, on your body and in the kitchen.

 

I've been making pepper sauce for over 35 years now and never worn any gloves or special gear but I make a all natural raw sauce so nothing is cooked. Especially with Bonnets and Scorpions where cooking diminishes the fruity background IMO.

I cut up a bunch of hot peppers once for some chili. Then went to go take a piss. Bad move.

 

That's someting you hope to only do once. :icon_mrgreen:

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Not wearing gloves it just stupid, I don't know why you would do that.

 

It's actually pretty simple. I use this stuff often enough that I don't bother anymore but just not quite often enough for it not to hurt anymore ;)

It's actually pretty simple. I use this stuff often enough that I don't bother anymore but just not quite often enough for it not to hurt anymore ;)

 

I hear you,some people have a adverse reaction to the Capsicum and experience a rash and burning of their hands but it's easily relieved by rubbing olive oil into your hands before you start prepping the peppers and don't want the scent or taste of hand lotion in or around other foods or your cutting board.I've processed hundreds of lbs of hot peppers and luckily never had that issue.

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I hear you,some people have a adverse reaction to the Capsicum and experience a rash and burning of their hands but it's easily relieved by rubbing olive oil into your hands before you start prepping the peppers and don't want the scent or taste of hand lotion in or around other foods or your cutting board.I've processed hundreds of lbs of hot peppers and luckily never had that issue.

 

It goes away over the course of about half an hour. I don't get any rash of anything. I know it won't hurt me, the pain can just be annoying in the wrong places. I actually think it bothers me worse when I get it in one of my eyes. But that goes away, too.

Don't mess with ghost peppers. Those things are just too hot. They need to be regulated so that people don't hurt themselves.

 

(I hope you know this a joke)

 

We need common sense pepper laws. OPAM. :sarcastichand:

We need common sense pepper laws. OPAM. :sarcastichand:

 

I am glad that our almighty overseers in the NJ legislature have had the foresight to make carrying these dangerous peppers on the street almost impossible. Can you imagine what would happen if EVERYONE was allowed to carry these things?! People would be chucking peppers at each other on the streets and eating chili everywhere!

I am glad that our almighty overseers in the NJ legislature have had the foresight to make carrying these dangerous peppers on the street almost impossible. Can you imagine what would happen if EVERYONE was allowed to carry these things?! People would be chucking peppers at each other on the streets and eating chili everywhere!

Lmao

I am glad that our almighty overseers in the NJ legislature have had the foresight to make carrying these dangerous peppers on the street almost impossible. Can you imagine what would happen if EVERYONE was allowed to carry these things?! People would be chucking peppers at each other on the streets and eating chili everywhere!

 

...not to mention the aftermath of said chili eating...

did the same thing after putting on bengay when I was in basic training. Thought I cleaned it all off. My Drill Sgt had a good laugh at me running to the shower after lights out.

This happened to me with IcyHot, and at home. Put it on my thighs because they were sore from running around during paintball. Holy hell did it burn.

We need to make it harder for people to get a hold of these assault peppers. These peppers serve no purpose in a progressive society like ours.

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