Gym-bra clad girls eat world's HOTTEST chilli…and it goes VERY wrong

C

cancel2 2022

Canceled
These two have got to be totally brain dead, they could have ended up seriously hurt or worse!!

Two girls, Sabrina and Lizzy, decided to show the digital world what it’s like if you take a bite out of a spicy pepper which is 2.2 million Scoville units.

The duo decided they’d try a Carolina Reaper pepper and film their reactions for Lizzy’s popular YouTube channel. The video has now reached more than 1,400,000 views. The pair start off with smiles on their faces, brimming with excitement for what’s to come, and look keen to wrap their lips round the deadly chilli. Lizzy asks Sabrina: “Are you ready for this?” Sabrina answers: “I don’t know are you?”
Click to expand...
http://www.express.co.uk/life-style...very-wrong-carolina-reaper-pepper-watch-video
 
Lolz, the brunette had asthma and did it anyway. That is a really terrible idea.

Generally with these things, you should start with lower intensity peppers and gradually increase the intensity. That way you know what to expect and aren't totally taken by surprise when you decide to suddenly upgrade from a pickled jalapeno to a Carolina reaper. Whatever, it's not dangerous (at least if you don't have asthma or some other medical condition).
 
Last edited:
LORD OF CUCKS said:
Water doesn't really make it worse. It's just that it only relieves pain while you're drinking it, it comes back just as hard after that. Milk doesn't really do shit either honestly.
Click to expand...

The American Chemical Society explains:

"The capsaicin molecules that are found in peppers have long hydrocarbon tails, meaning capsaicin is a non-polar molecule. As such, it dissolves in other non-polar substances.

If you eat something spicy and drink water—a polar substance—it’s as though you’ve mixed oil and water. Essentially, the water will spread the capsaicin throughout your mouth, making the pain even worse."
 
ZappasGuitar said:
The American Chemical Society explains:

"The capsaicin molecules that are found in peppers have long hydrocarbon tails, meaning capsaicin is a non-polar molecule. As such, it dissolves in other non-polar substances.

If you eat something spicy and drink water—a polar substance—it’s as though you’ve mixed oil and water. Essentially, the water will spread the capsaicin throughout your mouth, making the pain even worse."
Click to expand...

Yeah, but then there's less of it in one spot so it evens out.
 
LORD OF CUCKS said:
Water doesn't really make it worse. It's just that it only relieves pain while you're drinking it, it comes back just as hard after that. Milk doesn't really do shit either honestly.
Click to expand...

Something like yoghurt is the best thing for ameliorating the pain, water has very little effect.
 
ZappasGuitar said:
The American Chemical Society explains:

"The capsaicin molecules that are found in peppers have long hydrocarbon tails, meaning capsaicin is a non-polar molecule. As such, it dissolves in other non-polar substances.

If you eat something spicy and drink water—a polar substance—it’s as though you’ve mixed oil and water. Essentially, the water will spread the capsaicin throughout your mouth, making the pain even worse."
Click to expand...

That is just saying that chilli oil is hydrophobic, hence you need something that will dissolve it like yoghurt.
 
I've tried icecream before. Again, really great effect while it's in your mouth, but then the burn just returns once you've swallowed it. Really I just prefer to sit it out, you adjust to the pain that way rather than having it shut off for a bit just to return full blast in a few seconds.
 
LORD OF CUCKS said:
I've tried icecream before. Again, really great effect while it's in your mouth, but then the burn just returns once you've swallowed it. Really I just prefer to sit it out, you adjust to the pain that way rather than having it shut off for a bit just to return full blast in a few seconds.
Click to expand...

Try semen, that ought to work.
 
Milagro said:
Try semen, that ought to work.
Click to expand...

Does that work for you?

attachment.php
 
LORD OF CUCKS said:
Lolz, the brunette had asthma and did it anyway. That is a really terrible idea.

Generally with these things, you should start with lower intensity peppers and gradually increase the intensity. That way you know what to expect and aren't totally taken by surprise when you decide to suddenly upgrade from a pickled jalapeno to a Carolina reaper. Whatever, it's not dangerous (at least if you don't have asthma or some other medical condition).
Click to expand...
What if it caused an anaphylactic shock and your throat become so swollen that you died from asphyxia?

Sent from my Lenovo K50-t5 using Tapatalk
 
This is my second favorite ghost chili youtube.. The first was taken off.......... It was a group of guys in London a few years ago before we heard of it here.. These guys w/ family back in India had some sent to them & they assumed because their parents were from there, they could eat them straight up~ Never heard so much cursing & laughing..LMAO!!!

 
LORD OF CUCKS said:
Water doesn't really make it worse. It's just that it only relieves pain while you're drinking it, it comes back just as hard after that. Milk doesn't really do shit either honestly.
Click to expand...
Water doesn't make it worse. It just doesn't really do anything. Milk helps as the proteins in milk neutralizes some of the capsicum.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top