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Post by arrogantmodel on Oct 24, 2017 16:49:37 GMT -5
When KFC first did the Double Down or whatever it is with the two pieces of chicken for bread with bacon and cheese in between. Now, I didn't get sick, I just fell into a deep depression that I willingly ate that abomination. Honestly it wasn't that bad for you as novelty sized fast food sandwiches go when it comes to calories. If I remember correctly it was in the vicinity of 500-600 calories. It had a TON of sodium though. Compare that to the Burger King Rodeo King, which clocks in at a ridiculous 1250 calories. Well, the one I got was also a greasy gooey mess.
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Post by Vice honcho room temperature on Oct 24, 2017 17:55:30 GMT -5
Out to a Chinese resturant for my birthday. I order the rabbit stew despite warning of its spiciness. First taste my sinuses clog up and I get a cold. Somehow the extreme spice bought out a cold in me
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Post by Deleted on Oct 24, 2017 19:20:15 GMT -5
Out to a Chinese resturant for my birthday. I order the rabbit stew despite warning of its spiciness. First taste my sinuses clog up and I get a cold. Somehow the extreme spice bought out a cold in me as a chile head that orders Blazin religiously at bdubbs and even has the bottle of sauce in his fridge it's usually always the opposite for me. The heat always clears my sinuses right up and helps with anxiety due to the adrenaline and capsaicin euphoria
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Post by Long A, Short A on Oct 27, 2017 15:02:17 GMT -5
Not as bad as anything here, but still regretful: a way past stale pack of snack mix. Shit tasted like dust. Turns out it had a sell by date of about three years ago. I can sympathize because my mom has tried to trick me into eating expired food for years. One time she shove a giant spoon full of eight year old peanut butter in her mouth and telling me that smelly stuff tasted good.
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Post by Hakumental on Oct 27, 2017 16:37:34 GMT -5
There's this chain of custom burger joints here in SoCal called Slater's 50/50 that tries out a new Burger of the Month every now and then. A few years ago, they put out one that you could request with 4 ghost peppers. (This kind of thing is now much more common in the West, but back in 2012, the "you have to be criminally insane to eat this" pepper craze was still getting warmed up.) I signed the waiver, put on the gloves, and ate the burger. 20 minutes of blinding, tear-soaked, white-knuckled agony. My tongue was so shot through with fire I could barely speak. I think I even saw Jesus a couple times. But that was the easy part. Entry and acceptance took only about a half hour, and it was actually a really good burger under all the insanity. The actual exit of this thing, however, was the single worst night of my life. I woke up at 1 in the morning to pure gastrointestinal hell. My body went into full "DO NOT WANT" mode with this thing. The pain was just stretched beyond the definition of torture. In a way, it was like what I imagine a bad acid trip to be - an experience that redefines your concept of a nightmare. I was sitting sideways all the next day. That weekend lives vividly in my memory, and likely always will. That being said, I hung the waiver in my cubicle and was the toast of the office for a week, so my anguish wasn't entirely pointless.
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Post by Natural Born Farmer on Oct 27, 2017 21:24:35 GMT -5
Ordered General Tso's from the local Chinese place. Chicken was so undercooked it was still pink, but what are they going to do, drive back to pick it up and put it back in the cooker at the restaurant? Not wasting what I paid on it so I ate it anyways. I may have a brain parasite now.
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Post by Wolf Hawkfield no1 NZ poster on Oct 28, 2017 4:33:43 GMT -5
When KFC first did the Double Down or whatever it is with the two pieces of chicken for bread with bacon and cheese in between. Now, I didn't get sick, I just fell into a deep depression that I willingly ate that abomination. The first I ever had a double down it tasted like the greatest thing that KFC had ever created. However the next time I had a double down it tasted like the most disgusting thing that KFC had ever created.
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