He showed up at a screening I went to for his movie Fist Fight and he high fived me.
He is a cool dude wish I could meet him one day.
I have seen most if not all of Hot Ones. He did it like a champ or it was great editing, ether way props.
[QUOTE=Excalibuurr;51832985]I should really get around to trying their hot sauce.[/QUOTE]
it's pretty good, not really hot at all, just a good mix of chipotle and habanero. you can make more or less the same flavor just by mixing the two together on your own. that said, i wouldn't eat it on much else other than wings.
[QUOTE=cani;51833026]I have seen most if not all of Hot Ones. He did it like a champ or it was great editing, ether way props.[/QUOTE]
A lot of the guests he has on give up halfway there. Charlie is a beast.
[QUOTE=SirKillsAlot;51833555]A lot of the guests he has on give up halfway there. Charlie is a beast.[/QUOTE]
which episodes did guests give up? I've seen a handful of these like eric andre coolio
charlie day t pain and key and peele but never one where they gave up
Khaled tapped out super early
[QUOTE=-nesto-;51834201]Khaled tapped out super early[/QUOTE]
I was just about to post this :v: Charlie kicked the shit out of Khaled here
[QUOTE=-nesto-;51834201]Khaled tapped out super early[/QUOTE]
He was a bitch about it too
"I've never taken an L before in my life" right as he takes an L. He didn't even get to any of the hot sauces either, he bitched out on the sauces only white people in memes would consider to be spicy.
I don't even feel bad that Sean rips on him and calls him a pussy in the episodes that came after. DJ Khaled really is a complete bitch when it comes to sauces, only children who haven't built up a tolerance would punk out at that
What a champ
Is it me or does Charlie not seem to have eyelashes in that thumbnail
[QUOTE=ThatSwordGuy;51835483]Is it me or does Charlie not seem to have eyelashes in that thumbnail[/QUOTE]
Concealed by his eyebrows.
[QUOTE=Viva;51834143]which episodes did guests give up? I've seen a handful of these like eric andre coolio
charlie day t pain and key and peele but never one where they gave up[/QUOTE]
Ricky Gervais was on the previous episode and he gave up. There's a hall of shame they show whenever someone gives up, there's a handful of people.
[QUOTE=Lobstuzz;51835735]Ricky Gervais was on the previous episode and he gave up. There's a hall of shame they show whenever someone gives up, there's a handful of people.[/QUOTE]
Yeah but he's british, that's a given.
[QUOTE=Viva;51838717]Yeah but he's british, that's a given.[/QUOTE]
There's a place called "Wings" here, they serve a "Bobby-Wing". It's so hot you have to sign a waiver to be allowed to eat them.
The record here is held by a british guy I know who ate 23 of the wings in a sitting without breaking a sweat.
His answer to me after all that was "The curry back home is hotter". I eat spicy food like habeneros and I'm more or less okay, I was not okay after 3 of these wings.
Idk where that myth came from.
[QUOTE=HumanAbyss;51839120]There's a place called "Wings" here, they serve a "Bobby-Wing". It's so hot you have to sign a waiver to be allowed to eat them.
The record here is held by a british guy I know who ate 23 of the wings in a sitting without breaking a sweat.
His answer to me after all that was "The curry back home is hotter". I eat spicy food like habeneros and I'm more or less okay, I was not okay after 3 of these wings.
Idk where that myth came from.[/QUOTE]
One of my high school teachers actually told me a story once about a Malaysian exchange student his family hosted. Now, I'm from Buffalo, our city is pretty famed for our chicken wings, especially our hot ones (apparently good enough for President Obama to make a stop here for). My teacher said that him and his family took this girl out for wings, and they ordered the spiciest ones on the menu. This girl was eating them like they were candy, completely fine with it and everything. Apparently, Malaysian food is incredibly spicy, because once the girl got back home she could barely even eat her own country's food because of how used to American cuisine she was.
Moral of the story, what we consider spicy in the west is like pussy shit compared to the spices they use in the far east.
[QUOTE=LTJGPliskin;51839150]One of my high school teachers actually told me a story once about a Malaysian exchange student his family hosted. Now, I'm from Buffalo, our city is pretty famed for our chicken wings, especially our hot ones (apparently good enough for President Obama to make a stop here for). My teacher said that him and his family took this girl out for wings, and they ordered the spiciest ones on the menu. This girl was eating them like they were candy, completely fine with it and everything. Apparently, Malaysian food is incredibly spicy, because once the girl got back home she could barely even eat her own country's food because of how used to American cuisine she was.
Moral of the story, what we consider spicy in the west is like pussy shit compared to the spices they use in the far east.[/QUOTE]
Very much the case.
I went to dinner at my indian colleagues home one night, he's originally from Bangalore, he'd cooked authentic recipes from home. Holy shit. I think of myself as a spice guy, fucking crazy what they eat. Super delicious, but so stupidly hot.
[QUOTE=HumanAbyss;51839163]Very much the case.
I went to dinner at my indian colleagues home one night, he's originally from Bangalore, he'd cooked authentic recipes from home. Holy shit. I think of myself as a spice guy, fucking crazy what they eat. Super delicious, but so stupidly hot.[/QUOTE]
i brought some of this bad boy to work, thinking i was hot shit
[IMG]http://www.peppersofkeywest.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/3088-274x293.jpg[/IMG]
my indian coworkers dabbed it onto their naan breads like it was nothing. first time i had it i was fucking crying.
also i get why chiliheads do what they do, when its so hot and mind-numbingly painful, after it subsides you just feel euphoric as fuck
After habaneros is when it starts getting too hot for me. There's also no reason to eat past habanero other than bragging rights because like DJ Khaled says "you're playing yourself" because the heat overtakes the flavor.
One of the reasons I eat super fucking hot ramen is that the heat still matches or is beneath the great flavor.
The other reason is the look of fear I see on people's faces when they see my red broth. It's the same look I get from people when they find out I'm a math major
[QUOTE=HumanAbyss;51839120]There's a place called "Wings" here, they serve a "Bobby-Wing". It's so hot you have to sign a waiver to be allowed to eat them.
The record here is held by a british guy I know who ate 23 of the wings in a sitting without breaking a sweat.
His answer to me after all that was "The curry back home is hotter". I eat spicy food like habeneros and I'm more or less okay, I was not okay after 3 of these wings.
Idk where that myth came from.[/QUOTE]
and i know a man from vietnam who absolutely detests seafood. Goes out of his way to avoid it despite being raised until 17 in vietnam.
I don't know where the myth asian countries fancy seafood came from.
I'd actually like to know about uk curry. From the few folks i know from there typically any curry youd find there is on the super mild end, their hot being possibly a medium, likely mild, for them.
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