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[Aklyon]

Congrats, Janet!

[RedWarrior0]

Also, they should be glad it was just one million and you couldn't get your hands on some of Blair's Sixteen Million Reserve, of which there were 999 bottles, all sold out.

[Gunner-Chan]

Dude. That's not a sauce. It's cystalised pure Capsaicin. In a teeny tiny vial.

That stuff is probably lethal. Anyway this MIGHT be the limit for me since most stuff hotter than this is additives or for novelty.

[Cthulhu]

The hottest sauce I've ever tried was Gib's Hellbanero, but I don't know how many Scoville units it was.  I'd never tried hot sauce before and I immediately drank some water.  Nice quick thinking Squid, great job.

Also, I was thinking about doing an AFMBE campaign where the players wake up on a zombie-infested derelict colony ship with no memory.  Right now I'm watching Pandorum and I'm kind of annoyed >:/

[Acanthus117]

AFMBE?

Also, more good food...

Mmm... sandwiches...

[Aklyon]

that blair's stuff got used in a Falling sand mod, and there was a link to some story about it involving several drops of it.
Pretty sure this was it.

[ein]

Comes as a slight surprise, seeing as how I've only really known the genre to have men, but it would seem a particular Touhou arranger whose stuff I have admired in the past is, in fact, a girl.



Back on the hot sauce topic, my dad once had a bottle of homemade stuff labeled Ash and Lye.
It was about 2 million Scovilles and flavoured with some really odd spices.

[Cthulhu]

AFMBE?

Also, more good food...

Mmm... sandwiches...

All Flesh Must Be Eaten, Zombie Tabletop RPG.  I'm only slightly annoyed because this movie's awesome.

[ECrownofFire]

AFMBE?

Also, more good food...

Mmm... sandwiches...

All Flesh Must Be Eaten, Zombie Tabletop RPG.  I'm only slightly annoyed because this movie's awesome.

Now that I know what that acronym stands for, Acanthus's post just got a lot weirder.

[Cthulhu]

Uh oh, Bower's wife is on-board.  That's not good.  When a guy searches for his wife in a sci-fi horror movie she inevitably turns out to have been dead the whole time.  Sci-fi horror is a bad place for women.

[Tellemurius]

Uh oh, Bower's wife is on-board.  That's not good.  When a guy searches for his wife in a sci-fi horror movie she inevitably turns out to have been dead the whole time.  Sci-fi horror is a bad place for women.

how can you say that?

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Uh oh, Bower's wife is on-board.  That's not good.  When a guy searches for his wife in a sci-fi horror movie she inevitably turns out to have been dead the whole time.  Sci-fi horror is a bad place for women.

how can you say that?

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You do remember what happens to the two of them in Alien 3, right?

[Gunner-Chan]

The real line is that any horror is a bad place for women. Since Hollywood writers still think the average viewing audience will only react if a woman dies since, apparently no one cares if a guy dies. To them at least.

[Tellemurius]

True, in all of the stories i ever read (other than the jap stuff >_>), the women end up screwed up in the head or dead.

[Cthulhu]

Yeah, killing the love interest is Emotional Reaction Easymode.