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http://www.flickr.com/photos/60263175@N08/6287741374 This should either be a Naga or a Chocolate Habanero. It doesn't look like either and it's purple. Radical cross pollination? Any ideas? ps, Why can't i post pics in the thread?

An unsolicited testimonial... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6v8RQ-DrJb8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Well.... at mine anyway. This was very unexpected... "Product of India" Hell Yeah! :hell: Found at Central Market in South Austin. Retails for $3.99 and contains about 6 dried chiles.

I'm in the process of getting a rather elaborate tattoo that will have a few Naga chiles featured prominently. The outline has already been done but for color and shading reference I'd like to see some of the very best UP CLOSE photos of your Naga/Bhut chiles. This will help the artist greatly...

Here be the horror.... I think I posted this last year but here it is again for my chilehead friends. This is my own version of those Halloween "Scary Sounds" records we all used to listen to as kids. It's a 23 minute track. I recommend burning to a CD and playing on "repeat" for your...

Damn.... I could use a beer!

It's time to get out that old-fashioned pen and paper and write your maggot politician.... oops! I mean your senators and representatives. This is serious, folks. :mouthonfire: Source: http://beeradvocate.com/news/2084374 he following is a National Action Alert from the Brewers...

Well, internet radio. No big deal. Check out show #218, track 6, here: http://aural-innovations.com/radio/playlist.html I think you can download it as a pod cast. Hooray. :cool:

aka Carpetbag steak. I'm sure the Aussies know about this one. It's a steak stuffed with oysters.

Saw it. Liked it. Thought they did a pretty good job of translating this "un-filmable" comic book series into a nearly 3 hour movie. On the other hand, I can see how hardcore fans could nit-pick it to death. I haven't read the whole thing in 20 or so years so....I guess I wasn't super picky...

This cracks me up. Suicidal. http://www.peppersandsmoke.com/bbq/deepfried/ Some of you are probably going to try this. :P

I cooked this recipe at work today. It sounds weird but it's actually pretty good. fairly easy too/ 6-8 nice sea scallops 1 cup panko ( Japanese bread crumbs) 2 tsp cocoa powder 1 1/2 tsp ancho chile powder 1 tsp chipotle powder 1 tsp salt Grape seed oil Butter Mix panko, chile and cocoa...

Really sad news that hit me especially hard for some reason...probably because The Cramps were in heavy rotation during my teens onward... A nice piece from the Guardian in the UK.... It's hard to think of Lux Interior as dead, despite what reports say. Then again, it was always hard to think...

What an awesome rocking band from Australia. They never made it big here in the states ( like that other aussie band.... A.. D... something or other..?) but with all the Aussies on here there's got to be some love for the mighty Rose Tattoo. Who's with me? Fave track: Astra Wally

Politics, religion, and sensitive topics are not allowed. Yes, there is freedom of speech, but this is also a privately owned forum. These topics just lead to arguments." This is a great forum and we all get along reasonably well. Personally I don't mind political discussion but it just never...

A friend of mine, who I gave a couple naga plants to this past spring, gave me a huge bag of green nagas. I don't know why she picked 'em green but she did. They seem to still be fairly potent. I decided to make a salsa verde with 'em. Tomatillas, etc. I might fire roast the nagas. I will post...

Remember those "Spooky Sounds" albums you could get as a kid to play as background music for your halloween festivities? I used to love those and still have a collection of 'em. I wanted to make my own and make it a little creepier than the ones I've heard before and a little more "up to date"...

This looks really bad. I hate to see this happen to my beloved New Orleans again. :(

The NM green chilies from Hatch are showing up here and they are nice and hot this year! Damn, good chilies that taste great roasted in all kinds of food. Mmmmm....

from http://www.forbes.com/2008/08/07/alcohol-drinking-cities-forbeslife-drink08-cx_de_avb_0807hard.html America's Hard-Drinking Cities David M. Ewalt and Anna Vander Broek 08.07.08, 6:40 PM ET Austin, Texas, is famous for its parties. People flock from around the world to attend events like...