Just Remember!

mevan · Post by **mevan** » Sat Oct 14, 2006 2:17 pm

When your making Salsa and using Jalopenoes , Scotch Bonnet and hot sauce:
DONT TOUCH YOUR BLOODY EYES!

Holy shat lads it burns!

My "Im A Numpty" Move for the month. :roll:

Kizmet · Post by **Kizmet** » Sat Oct 14, 2006 4:41 pm

ROFLMAO. I put away Scotch Bonnets and Hallipinia's in Cider Vinegar every year. First time I did it, I cleaned em all up, cut em in half and put them in the vinegar. Was sweating and wiped my forhead and eyes. It was much later in the night before I recovered.

FuelPump · Post by **FuelPump** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 12:37 am

WHATEVER YOU DO....
Don't go for a piss afterwards and touch your old feller....
Don't ask me how I know this.... :oops:

thor · Post by **thor** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 1:44 am

As a chef I've done both, and let me just say there are a couple of other things I'll prefer do...

I don't know how many times I've chopped fresh red chili pepper and scratched (?) my eye.

Another funny thing is fresh ginger, smells good, and kind of sweet. We used to tell all the new apprentices to smell - and then taste it. It's hot as hell... lol

...or when we asked them to go to the next door restaurant an borrow a fresh packed bag of vacuum... priceless
...or just ask them to but on 5 liters (1 and something gallon) of water and let it boil down to 2 liters... hihihi

FuelPump · Post by **FuelPump** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 2:43 am

Some other good tricks for apprentices:

Send them to the warehouse for a "long weight". The warehouse staff will sit them in the corner for a "long wait".

Send them out for a bucket of steam.

Send them out for a left handed screwdriver.

Send them out for a 12 inch populating tool.

thor · Post by **thor** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 8:47 am

it's like ingame when you tell a new pilot to start engine with jettison key...

FuelPump · Post by **FuelPump** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 10:27 pm

thor wrote:it's like ingame when you tell a new pilot to start engine with jettison key...

LMAO I'll have to try that sometime... There are a small number of pain-in-the-arse pilots I would have been happy to get rid of that way (no names mentioned).