Comments on: Let’s call it what it is…

By: Joe Drinker

Joe Drinker — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 17:02:29 +0000

Me too. But only because I feel his pain.

By: Romi

Romi — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 03:30:20 +0000

your illustrations are fantastic! But after hearing about the fact that King Steve gets
“poo-fire”, I’m a little disturbed…

By: Joe Drinker

Joe Drinker — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 21:29:45 +0000

Starbucks - I read your comment at 5:45 this morning and I was craving them too. The power of suggestion, I guess…

Kris!! Ha ha…that was definitely more information than I expected to see in the comments section. That made me really laugh. I guess it was at your expense, so sorry about that. But that was funny.

Hey BC, I’m sure the bun in the oven will come out with an affinity for the spicy food… or the first words will be “WTF were you thinking?!?”

This just goes to show those in my circle really like it hot.

Cheers,

Joe

By: Babychaos

Babychaos — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:54:50 +0000

Ooo I missed out the bit where I was supposed to say I took my kebabs with hot chili sauce, much to the discomfort of my friends….

Cheers

(again)

By: Babychaos

Babychaos — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:53:29 +0000

This made me guffaw hugely!

Sadly I am a total, irredeemable poo fire addict. As a student I used to take my donner kebab (something British - domesticated from Turkey - and frankly, disgusting… another of my self destructive food loves, but I digress). Anyway, these days, I no longer eat quite as many kebabe but I still buy industrial strength chilli sauce from a trader at my local market who makes it specially and yes I ladle it onto everything. I even add it to ketchup to eat with sausages because lovely though Mr Heinz’s concoction is, it’s just not hot enough… I always rue my actions the next day but strangely, I never learn.

Great stuff a real cracker.

Cheers

By: Kris

Kris — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:33:25 +0000

I used to buy this hot sauce called “Atomic Fire Sauce”. The shit actually had a health warning on the label to only use 1 drop at a time. Ofcourse I was feeling especially macho the first time I tried this and thought “Bah, labels don’t tell me what to do”. I don’t know how much I dumped in, but suffice to say, it was enough to scorch my toilet bowl. Black ring and everything. Not a pretty sight. But yes, I would probably do it again.

By: MyStarbucks

MyStarbucks — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 12:45:01 +0000

“poo fire” I have never heard that one. Very funny.

I really don’t do spicy food. It makes my nose run.

By: Secret Agent Mama

Secret Agent Mama — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 12:13:46 +0000

There’s this place in Buffalo, NY (called “Duffs”) that makes THE. HOTTEST. WINGS. EVER. This blogpost made me crave some really hot ones. Thanks Joe. It’s only 7:13 and I’m craving Poo Fire Wings. LOL

By: Joe Drinker

Joe Drinker — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 16:49:58 +0000

Ugh. That sounds miserable. And yet, strangely like the punchline of a “what did you expect” story.

There was a place near my college that used to serve Honey, BBQ, Medium, Hot, and then Death wings. We used to eat the death ones just because we could stomach them, but they tasted like crap…all fire, no flavor. We weren’t really even sure they were chicken at all.

By: Jason

Jason — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 16:44:19 +0000

Only once in my life have I ever eaten anything hot enough to actually cause pain, and that was some hot wings at a local wing/beer joint (Not Hooters). I asked for the hottest wings they had, as they advertised “The Hottest Wings in the World” or something like that.

Yeah, it was pretty hot, even for me. The worst part was not the next morning, but later that night when I threw up from too much drinking. Imagine a thick coating of hot sauce in your sinuses, a place so confined within the skull that you just can’t get out the vile liquid that has been pre-mixed with bile no matter how much you evacuate your nose.