• If you can't find a "Hot" category that fits, post it here!

Bhut jolokia hand grenades

srin2

srin2

Chili Grenade Made From Bhut Jolokia
Chili_Hand_Grenades.jpg


We have heard of chili sauce, chili powder, chili paste, chili juice, chili cookie and chili plaster. Who could imagine that chili can be used as a weapon ingredient. India has unveiled the latest hot new weapon -- a grenade made using the bhut jolokia.

Military experts in India have developed the new crowd control grenade packed with ground seeds from the chili.

When deployed the grenade showers the targets with a dust so spicy that in trials subjects were blinded for hours and left with breathing problems. Lead scientist R.B. Srivastava, from India's Defense Research and Development Organisation, said: "The chilli grenade is a non-toxic weapon and when used would force a terrorist to come out of his hideout.

"The effect is so pungent that it would literally choke them." :fireball:

take that terrorist! :flamethrower: hahaha..

NEWS FLASH" chilli addict's gone to india to cause a riot ,just to get a kick from their latest crowd control methods."
 
pepper spray is commonly used, the problem is when to use it for it to be effective. in close range it's fine but conditions have to be perfect for the deliverer may end up with the spray being blown back into their own faces and fellow crowd controllers.

this gives crowd controllers the ability to be removed from crowds and keep their distance.

apparently it's great for elephant control.
 
Burning Colon said:
pepper spray is commonly used, the problem is when to use it for it to be effective. in close range it's fine but conditions have to be perfect for the deliverer may end up with the spray being blown back into their own faces and fellow crowd controllers.

this gives crowd controllers the ability to be removed from crowds and keep their distance.

apparently it's great for elephant control.
Click to expand...
hehe its like taking a pepper spray and breaking off the spray head and throwing it to the crowd. i am wondering if i was carrying bhut jolokia ground powder in my pocket in the airplane ,will i be arrested from bringing in a illegal substance ? hehe :)

"but but i just wanna spice up the airplane food" hahaha

in africa, they use tabasco chilis mixed with grease substance and its rubbed all along the fencing. they use that also to burn with cowdung to create a smoke that dithers the elephant from coming closer.
 
my neighbor who is indian and a real chilli muncher gave me some seeds a couple years ago. he said that the indians hardly ever eat these things because they are way too hot but they would use it more for keeping wild animals and pests away by turning into oily paste and smearing it around. also way way back in the day the indian military made smoke bombs out of these and would throw them at the enemy's. hahahahahahahahhaahaha imagine thAt! :rofl:
 
Lovely thought that. I had a two guys in my place once and me and cricet decided to put two barrackpores into the microwave. We had been drinking copius amounts of moonshine and max was rather sloshed. The fumes filled the house and whilst unable to breathe properly (at all) max refused to leave the house. After he passed out we skull dragged him outside to fresh air. He lived.
 
Guerilla Chef said:
I don't see how anything could be worse than the CS gas we were gassed with in basic training.
Click to expand...
So I guess you never had bhut powder up your nose and in the eyes, as I had both and I'd take the tear gas...

nickk said:
my neighbor who is indian and a real chilli muncher gave me some seeds a couple years ago. he said that the indians hardly ever eat these things because they are way too hot but they would use it more for keeping wild animals and pests away by turning into oily paste and smearing it around. also way way back in the day the indian military made smoke bombs out of these and would throw them at the enemy's. hahahahahahahahhaahaha imagine thAt! :rofl:
Click to expand...
Well what really surprised me was I gave away a bhut plant to an indian friend's mother as she loves chiles and she just smiled and said "thank you". only much later I found out she already had like five plants already. she uses them dried and crushed.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top