I ate a habenero pepper.

@SirNapkin1334 What type of curry? They're all different and some of them aren't even spicy, for example Japanese curry isn't spicy at all.

@The Real Jdbye whatever type my mom makes. She says it isn't spicy at all to her, and my dad used to east diced ghost peppers in his burritos, so I guess I didn't get the spice-resist gene.

@Lilith Valentine video or it didn't happen. I watched a video of a guy who regularly eats the spiciest stuff he can find, take a small bite out of one... and he was pale as a sheet and doubled over in pain for like 3 hours. Profuse sweating was involved as well...

Diced ghost peppers.... I kind of doubt that. Chopped habaneros I can understand, they're good when they're mixed in with everything else (still really hot though, don't get me wrong), but ghost peppers are waaay hotter and I don't think anyone would actually enjoy them raw unless they were really finely chopped and in small amounts mixed with the rest of the food.
He was probably just bragging when really he was just eating jalapenos or something like that.

I hate anything spicy really, and i will rarely eat anything spicy UNLESS it's something i extremely like to eat

The dumbest thing i've done recently is probs accidently crashing in the wall while running. My bones still hurt if you do some pressure on them )):

(and i say in because it indeed break the wall a bit, so i guess i kinda went inside the wall there? idk)

@The Real Jdbye maybe it was Habaneros.

It's kind of hard to confuse a Habanero with a Bhut Jolokia White (Ghost pepper). Just sayin'.

I'm 99.9% confident I would be in a hospital if I ate one of those things...

@Vieela My right knee has that problem after my cousin decided to grab her phone just as I was walking past and I tripped over the cable. That was a year or two ago, and still if I put pressure on a specific point of the knee, sharp pain spreads through the knee, although it's not as bad as it was at first. Something must have broken and healed poorly, maybe my kneecap, I don't know.

I do have some Californian Reaper powder at home and some souces with more than 1 million scoville which I used for many years on a regular basis but now I really have problems with my stomache since about one year and can hardly eat spicy usually nowadays I only use cayene pepper.

When my Stomache gets better I will be back with my Chili ^^

Now eat a dragon's breath pepper.

My dad also did this except he didn't throw up.
You still saw him mouth to water faucet though.
Mexicans have a lot more spice in their food, so we're used to that. Not me , though.

I eat raw Ghost Naga chillies often, as I have a very high tolerance to all scoville units. Always wash your hands after though, as one time I forgot and scratched my balls and the burn was bad

LOL too late for me... I once went to a friend's house and his mother put some food on the table and went to her business (work I guess...) and among other kinds of food there was a pepper and IDK what kind of pepper it was. my friend was from Marocco, and here they are known to love some hot food... so it was the first time I saw this kind of pepper, and my friend just told me to not eat it because it is very hot... I said something stupid along the lines of "I'm a real man and I can eat it with no problems". then I just put the whole thing into my mouth and got a huge bite (put as much into my mouth as I possibly could...) and my friend, frightened, looked at me, white like the wall, and said: "you stupid!" I was like "what? that's o....UUGGHHH" and I then started feeling like a ball of fire, running around like a crazy man, rolling on the floor, drinking so much water that I couldn't fit it inside me anymore... the worst of all is that after a few minutes I started smiling because I have this stupid brain that makes me smile when I feel I'm in a funny situation... and it certainly was a funny moment, for everybody around me, so I had this giant smile, running around like a crazy, cant stand in one place, and my friend just looked at me like I'm making this shit up (after an hour or two).... I just couldn't eat anything above 10 Celsius for the next few days, and couldn't concentrate on anything but the pain... after a week when it stopped, somebody put the other (tiny) part of the pepper into my food and I didn't even notice until it was too late.... and it happen again, just in a larger group of people. needless to say, somebody filmed this and showed me all that a few months later, I was just laughing so hard..... stupid? yea, but I think that was worth it

other stupid things I did- walking into a street lamp while reading a book, sticking a billiard stick into somebody's ass (and this guy was some classes above me in school) just to see the poor mate's face and then stay away from him for the rest of school, shut down all electricity in the class by putting a charger that was short-circuited, and doing the same thing a second time in computers class after forgetting to throw away that charger, digging down, using a (home-made) keylogger on a public computer and forgetting to delete evidence, lots of other fun stuff

@natanelho I had a similar experience, but it was in public at a Thai restaurant, and we were sitting outside. It wasn't nearly as bad though. I decided to eat a slice of those tiny chili peppers without anything else, even though I was always told to never eat the chili and leave it on the plate because it was really hot, but I wanted to act cool. The first slice went fine, so I had a second one. A few seconds later I felt burning so overwhelming I could do nothing but scream, again it was at a public restaurant. I screamed for a good 5-10 seconds until the shock wore off and I spent the next 10 minutes swishing ice water around in my mouth just to lessen the burning all the while regretting my choice to eat that chili.
But I have eaten that chili in food many times since and it's not actually too hot when eaten together with food. It still burns but not unbearably so.
I couldn't imagine that a small slice would be that hot, but I'm never doing that in public again.

@The Real Jdbye lol I eat a lot of hot food, I add hot pepper to almost everything I eat, but I never knew the thing in the middle is where all the hot stuff is... you feel nothing until the middle bit touches the tongue, and then it's too late...

the dumbest thing i did was...smoking habanero.......... (i lost a bet)

@natanelho ever been through withdrawal from chillies?

@FAST6191but it's very tasty..when mixed in the right food... thats like asking if I ever was in withdrawal from computers after they ruined my grades in school (years ago), thats illogical imo, and not scary enough to male me forget the benefits of the thing when used right

You know it's good when it burns trice.
- while eating
- while shitting
- in the channel-workers' eyes