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Re: Help me identify these peppers! [Re: MorphinTime]
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MorphinTime said:
Gumby said:
I've seen the worst of what hot peppers can do to mucous membranes and other sensitive areas (and been slapped as a result).



:curbyourenthusiasm: 


All my stories about peppers and girls are just, pathetic :sad:




I can't see myself using ghost peppers or anything hotter than habaneros really.  I like heat, but at some point it's just ridiculous unless other flavors overpower it.




Yeah, well I did it to my own self accidentally, MULTIPLE TIMES in those other sensitive areas. You'd think I would have learned the first time, but nope. Whatever you do, don't try to use a washcloth or anything else to attempt to get it off of the area, because it only spreads it around and makes it even worse. :nonono:

It wasn't unbearably hot, but it was uncomfortable. Thank god it resided in about 20 minutes.

As for cooking with them and all, big pots of soups or stews or things like that are the best to use them for, I've found. And it doesn't even require a whole one at that. Man I'm craving tortilla soup now. :drooling:


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Re: Help me identify these peppers! [Re: Ballerium]
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Yeah, at this point I can deal with habanero inadvertently coming in contact with my penor, but it's still enough to burn for a good hour or so. Wasn't gonna take chances with the ghost pepper on my fingers, seeing how it's about 5-10x hotter than habaneros. I've decided to glove it up from now on when I make hot sauces with fresh peppers. I bought some black nitrile gloves. God knows what my fresh off the boat Korean neighbors think when they see me in the kitchen wearing black rubber gloves and an apron, lol. They probably think I'm cooking meth or something.

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Re: Help me identify these peppers! [Re: Gumby]
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Would it be a far stretch from the truth? :datass:

I never wear gloves when handling them, but I guess I should probably start considering how many mishaps I have had because of it. Maybe one day I'll just become immune to it. Its really a wonder I don't have any kind of stomach ulcers by now.


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Re: Help me identify these peppers! [Re: Gumby]
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Just invite them over to trade sauce recipes, then if you cook meth in your kitchen in the future there will be fewer worries  :cookiemonster:


Milk seems to be more effective on my outer skin when I get pepper juices all over my hands or wherever than drinking it when I eat them.  I learned that early at the age of 12 when I decided to put my dick in a glass of milk :shrug:

I don't know if it helps much on lady parts though.


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Re: Help me identify these peppers! [Re: MorphinTime]
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Hmm...I'll have to try the milk next time and report back if it works. Hopefully there won't be a next time.


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Re: Help me identify these peppers! [Re: Gumby]
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Gumby said:
Yeah, at this point I can deal with habanero inadvertently coming in contact with my penor, but it's still enough to burn for a good hour or so. Wasn't gonna take chances with the ghost pepper on my fingers, seeing how it's about 5-10x hotter than habaneros. I've decided to glove it up from now on when I make hot sauces with fresh peppers. I bought some black nitrile gloves. God knows what my fresh off the boat Korean neighbors think when they see me in the kitchen wearing black rubber gloves and an apron, lol. They probably think I'm cooking meth or something.



They're probably OK with it as long as you're wearing something under the apron.


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Re: Help me identify these peppers! [Re: Ballerium]
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Ballerium said:
I also washed my hands three times after handling them and still managed to burn my eyes and some other areas not realizing it was still on my hands.  :spicy:



if you fail to wear gloves when cutting up peppers, after you're done, rub your
hands in olive oil really well, then wash off the olive oil, repeat it and you
should be good to go

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Re: Help me identify these peppers! [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Prisoner#1 said:
Ballerium said:
I also washed my hands three times after handling them and still managed to burn my eyes and some other areas not realizing it was still on my hands.  :spicy:



if you fail to wear gloves when cutting up peppers, after you're done, rub your
hands in olive oil really well, then wash off the olive oil, repeat it and you
should be good to go



Huh. Never knew that. Makes since though, since capsaicin is an oil. Thanks for the tip.

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