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jonahfinn
Member Since 11 Nov 2010Offline Jun 18 2012 11:20 AM
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- Age 34 years old
- Birthday August 11, 1989
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Gender
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Location
Melbourne, Australia
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Interests
Swim Teaching, Animals, Pokemon, Anime/Manga
Topics I've Started
Lynx Buffer - Cleans your balls!
06 June 2012 - 09:32 AM
Just saw this ad today at the cinemas
epic LOLs
Diablo 3 - sequel to the cow level...WHIMSYLAND!
18 May 2012 - 04:32 AM
I must say, although it is a nice change graphically, I'm disappointed there are no cows there =[
Time to go hunt for items. =D
Anyone here a chillihead?
08 May 2012 - 06:37 AM
So I've always thought I could handle spicy food, being able to consume habaneros with a fair amount of ease.
but then I stumbled upon the Trinidad Scorpions, a variety of chilli which has two strains that is the current and former world record holder for most piquant pepper.
Trinidad Scorpion (Morouga) being at #1 as of
Trinidad Scorpion (Butch T) at #2
I have yet to eat the fruit itself as my plants are still are only a few weeks old, but this site is the one that got me started wanting to consume higher levels of chilli.
thechillifactory.com, their sauces are made from fresh chilli which makes it taste that much more potent
watch this video for an idea of how hot the #2 chilli can be
oh and for those of you who aren't aware, the piquancy of chilli is measured by scoville units (http://en.wikipedia..../Scoville_scale)
The highest I've gone on the scoville scale is 15 million and boy does it burn. My stomach was in pain for hours.
Can any of you handle your heat?
but then I stumbled upon the Trinidad Scorpions, a variety of chilli which has two strains that is the current and former world record holder for most piquant pepper.
Trinidad Scorpion (Morouga) being at #1 as of
Trinidad Scorpion (Butch T) at #2
I have yet to eat the fruit itself as my plants are still are only a few weeks old, but this site is the one that got me started wanting to consume higher levels of chilli.
thechillifactory.com, their sauces are made from fresh chilli which makes it taste that much more potent
watch this video for an idea of how hot the #2 chilli can be
oh and for those of you who aren't aware, the piquancy of chilli is measured by scoville units (http://en.wikipedia..../Scoville_scale)
The highest I've gone on the scoville scale is 15 million and boy does it burn. My stomach was in pain for hours.
Can any of you handle your heat?
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