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Anarki_Hunter: A nice glass of Chilli Vodka
For the full recipe, click on Read More below

Ingredients

* 1 750ml bottle of the finest quality Sainsburys budget label Vodka that money can buy
* Half a dozen good size red chillies. (long skinny ones are easier than short fat ones)

Preparation
Dispose of approx 100ml of vodka. If you sip it slowly, this should last until you finish making your Chilli vodka
Method
Using a sharp knife, cut the the tops off of the chillies, and then slice them lengthwise.


One by one, poke the chilli halves down the neck of the vodka bottle. If you bought very fat chillies, then you may have to disect further for them to fit easilly.

Shake.

Now the tricky bit. Wait. Wait for at least 4 weeks before drinking, shaking from time to time while you wait. The waiting is the hard part, and seems to take forever. But wait. If you don't wait, then you'll end up with hot vodka with no taste. So wait. If you're good enough at waiting, and have gone over 4 weeks, then you should end up with a very very nice spicey vodka with a decent kick to it. Waiting is good.
Consumption

For full appreciation, you probably want to dilute with coke, orange juice, or your favorite mixer. Pour carefully so as to avoid seeds, and don't bother with the last 1/2 inch of vodka, as things can get a bit hot the nearer to the end you got! Enjoy.
Dilute? Blasphemy!

Add a tablespoon of honey for more flavour. Horseradish is also a nice addition.
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VoodooEconomist: Dilute? Blasphemy!

Add a tablespoon of honey for more flavour. Horseradish is also a nice addition.
Dilute with "or your Favorite Mix"; with 1/4th of a glass of extremely chilled chilly + Vinegar liquid.

Its impious, to add sweet taste.

For more potency; half a shot down the throat, the other half through the nose and dive with head straight into a bucket of ice cold water to bite the flesh of a raw fish..then bliss

WARNING: You will be permanently scared or handicaped.
Post edited August 12, 2011 by Anarki_Hunter
I don't find this topic is funny or embarrassing at all. It was a legit question. The fact is the log out button is quite obscure and first time user will have some trouble to find it.
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wormholewizards: I don't find this topic is funny or embarrassing at all. It was a legit question. The fact is the log out button is quite obscure and first time user will have some trouble to find it.
But it is...

Topic Subject: The worst topic on gog.
Op's first post: Solved

And now the Chilly Vodka...
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Anarki_Hunter: And now the Chilly Vodka...
While the raw fish might be overdoing it (I prefer my sashimi on rice) that would actually be a valid, though hardcore, way of ingestion. Since capsaicin, the "burning" substance in chilli peppers, only affects the nerves and doesn't cause actual chemical burns it's a pretty harmless method of inducing pain. And pain means release of endorphines, a natural high similar to opium, as a defence method against pain. There are many chilli-surfers and people with capsaicin nasal spray who'll agree.

What would be completely idiotic though is drinkin a shot of tequilla, snorting a line of salt and applying the lemon juice directly to your eye.

Yes I have seen it done. Hell of a night.
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Palimpsest: You will never leave this topic, right? Do you think it's funny? I was stupid enough to create such a stupid topic. However, there is no need to mistreating on OP.
Dude, you're sure you know how to post messages here? You can ask, it's OK.
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VoodooEconomist: What would be completely idiotic though is drinkin a shot of tequilla, snorting a line of salt and applying the lemon juice directly to your eye.
*cough* Almost guaranteed to "happen" to me once blood alcohol crosses a critical level. :-/
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wormholewizards: I don't find this topic is funny or embarrassing at all. It was a legit question.
It wasn't the question, it was the attempt to edit and hide it.

Had he not done that, it would have died a long time ago.

But he tried to deprive us all of fun and enjoyment, and that can never be forgiven, ever. :)
Geez I hate cockroaches.

I was on my PC in my study typing something out today, when all of a sudden a huge American Cockroach (thanks USA) ran out from the back of my desk straight toward me.

This thing was HUGE, I've never seen a roach as big as this, it was like a tank.

Half a can of fly-spray later and it was still marching aimlessly.

It eventually stopped moving after about 45 minutes.

I'm all for animal diversity, but this is one species that needs to be permanently exterminated.
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Kleetus: Geez I hate cockroaches.

I was on my PC in my study typing something out today, when all of a sudden a huge American Cockroach (thanks USA) ran out from the back of my desk straight toward me.

This thing was HUGE, I've never seen a roach as big as this, it was like a tank.

Half a can of fly-spray later and it was still marching aimlessly.

It eventually stopped moving after about 45 minutes.

I'm all for animal diversity, but this is one species that needs to be permanently exterminated.
Can we also add grasshoppers to this list?

In my neighbourhood these ugly species are 20 cm long, they jump up to 1st floor height just to find out the window is open, so they start crawling on the curtains, then hide behind the TV just to jump at you when you're playing your Xbox at night.

Creepy little....
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Kleetus: Geez I hate cockroaches.

I was on my PC in my study typing something out today, when all of a sudden a huge American Cockroach (thanks USA) ran out from the back of my desk straight toward me.

This thing was HUGE, I've never seen a roach as big as this, it was like a tank.

Half a can of fly-spray later and it was still marching aimlessly.

It eventually stopped moving after about 45 minutes.

I'm all for animal diversity, but this is one species that needs to be permanently exterminated.
You know, the best way to extermination is to physically kill it...spraying CAN's of chemicals can actually induce or increase resistance if either the cockroach or its egg survives to introduce the next generation (the effect is cascading).

Its gross, but trust me...kill it physically (especially if the bug is not native to the region)..or you can hold it by its whiskers(Antenna's) and throw it way...or you can accidentally spill a cup of hot water/coffee/tea on it (entirely accidentally..of course)

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gregski: Can we also add grasshoppers to this list?

In my neighbourhood these ugly species are 20 cm long, they jump up to 1st floor height just to find out the window is open, so they start crawling on the curtains, then hide behind the TV just to jump at you when you're playing your Xbox at night.

Creepy little....
hehehe....unlucky if you don't have a pet lizard nearby (or one near your home) , they cherish grasshopper meals. :D
Post edited August 15, 2011 by Anarki_Hunter
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gregski: Can we also add grasshoppers to this list?

In my neighbourhood these ugly species are 20 cm long, they jump up to 1st floor height just to find out the window is open, so they start crawling on the curtains, then hide behind the TV just to jump at you when you're playing your Xbox at night.

Creepy little....
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Anarki_Hunter: hehehe....unlucky if you don't have a pet lizard nearby (or one near your home) , they cherish grasshopper meals. :D
Well that lizard would have to be half a dragon (Komodo dragon, anyone?) to deal with a 20cm grasshopper. :D
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Anarki_Hunter: hehehe....unlucky if you don't have a pet lizard nearby (or one near your home) , they cherish grasshopper meals. :D
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Aaden: Well that lizard would have to be half a dragon (Komodo dragon, anyone?) to deal with a 20cm grasshopper. :D
I heard that "Vulpes vulpes" also cherish..Grasshoppers.

The Red Fox
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Aaden: Well that lizard would have to be half a dragon (Komodo dragon, anyone?) to deal with a 20cm grasshopper. :D
Maybe you should hire a witcher?
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Aaden: Well that lizard would have to be half a dragon (Komodo dragon, anyone?) to deal with a 20cm grasshopper. :D
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VoodooEconomist: Maybe you should hire a witcher?
These guys are damn expensive and they accept Orens only :-/