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In article <2sn8lhINNp1s@umbc8.umbc.edu>, Sean Carton <scarto1@umbc.edu> wrote:
>In article <2sm84pINN8cd@umbc8.umbc.edu>,
>lavin charles <clavin1@umbc.edu> wrote:
>>Now let me get this straight.  You people actually used Dave's Insanity 
>>Sauce more than once!!??  
>>  Now I love hot, spicy sauces but Dave's sauce has the flavor of battery 
>>acid and the effect of..well..battery acid.  I happened acrossed it at 
>>last years Hot Sauce Festival in SoWeBo.  I had the tiniest of drops and 
>>spent the next 20 minutes fighting nausea and pain.(with about 10 other 
>>poor fools who tried it!!!)
>
>>Nigel

Sounds like someone didn't believe the hype about how hot the stuff
was...

>
>Speaking as one of the other poor fools who tried this stuff--I heartily 
>agree with Nigel here. Dave's Insanity Sauce seems to exist only as some 
>sort of macho hair-curlin' toe-bitin' test for under-testosteroned 
>meatheads. It tastes like nothing and burns like hell--it is pure liquid 
>bottled atomic hot and not much else. Why not just go and spray some 
>Pepper Spray straight on a chip--you'd get the same effect. Eating 
>straight Insanity Sauce is like getting maced.
>
>

Come on, the stuff is not to be used directly on chips (if fact, if I 
am not mistaken there is a warning on the label). It is not a salsa
or a dip - it is a hot sauce. I think a drop in a bowl of chili
makes the chili interesting.

The thing I don't understand is how Dave will stay in buisness - my
bottle will probably last me 8 to 10 years   8^o....


tom