Before I read the article I imagined an inmate faking stomach illness from a bowl of Dennison's and escaping through a lax health care ward. Chili water in the eyes, though? That sound like a Three Stooges stunt.
Who was the genius who let the inmates have peppers? There's nothing new about chili pepper to the eyes--capsaicin is the active ingredient in pepper spray, after all.
Good thing the prisoners were armed with nothing worse than chillis.
P.S. Maybe some day I'll tell the (very brief) story about the time I got trapped by an Iranian expat who forced me to do shots of his homemade hot pepper vodka.
wv: bxwzeze. Isn't that some kind of Czech liqueur?
There was a Mythbusters episode testing the myth that you can break out of prison with salsa. They used it to corrode the metal bar by running an electric current though the salsa.
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Before I read the article I imagined an inmate faking stomach illness from a bowl of Dennison's and escaping through a lax health care ward. Chili water in the eyes, though? That sound like a Three Stooges stunt.
Who was the genius who let the inmates have peppers? There's nothing new about chili pepper to the eyes--capsaicin is the active ingredient in pepper spray, after all.
Dissolved in alcohol?
Nasty!
Bissage: They call it "hooch" in the pokey.
Hoos-gow.
Pen.
Slammer.
Oh, who gives a shiv?
RAA: lol!
Good thing the prisoners were armed with nothing worse than chillis.
P.S. Maybe some day I'll tell the (very brief) story about the time I got trapped by an Iranian expat who forced me to do shots of his homemade hot pepper vodka.
wv: bxwzeze. Isn't that some kind of Czech liqueur?
There was a Mythbusters episode testing the myth that you can break out of prison with salsa. They used it to corrode the metal bar by running an electric current though the salsa.
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