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Who plants a garden?
Topic Started: Mar 25 2007, 08:12 AM (3,952 Views)
ky greg

Bruce,

I think I've been misled by the Bonnie Plant Co. I guess I should contact my lawyer and explain what mental strife and suffering I have had to endure since finding out that my Jalapenos are in fact Banana peppers. Now the question is, are these hot bananas or mild? :BigThink I guess there's only one way to find out... I'll get my son to take a bite :BigEyes :12:
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B_Rupar

Greg,
Try and find a lawyer that works for peanuts, I'm sure any settlement would be "small potatoes" :lol:
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ky greg

But if I had enough "dirt" on these guys then the lawyers wouldn't have a long row to hoe. I'd do it myself but I don't know "beans" about it and would get myself into a real "pickle" :doh: :roflmao:
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You guys are killing me... :Bash2 :12:
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:roflmao: Greg, that was a good one, about your son taking a bite.
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ky greg

Look what I harvested this morning!!!! the first zuke and ????peppers of the season

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I decided that I would be the first to test the peppers to see if they are hot or mild so I eat the smallest one, and about two bites into it :BigEyes!!!! I had to drink about a half of a gallon of milk, used about half a box of Kleenex to try to regain control! I don't know what those dang things are but they are scorchers and that was about a half hour ago and my bottom lip tongue still feels raw! They are way hotter than any Jalapeno I've ever eaten and I thought the hot banana peppers were milder than Jalapenos. If anyone has any ideas as to what kind of monsters I've got growing please let me know.
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:eek: Greg, that is an experience I can do without! :Thumbsup
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By Ky Greg:
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But if I had enough "dirt" on these guys then the lawyers wouldn't have a long row to hoe. I'd do it myself but I don't know "beans" about it and would get myself into a real "pickle" 


Good one Greg!! :Thumbsup :Thumbsup
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By Bruce:
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Greg,
Try and find a lawyer that works for peanuts, I'm sure any settlement would be "small potatoes"


Good One :roflmao:
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B_Rupar

I've never grown banana peppers but my experience with jalapenos is that the smaller they are, the hotter they are. They seem to mellow with age, especially if you leave them on the stem until they are red.

Bruce
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Greg,

That little taste test had me rolling in the floor! I could just picture you taking that second bite and the heat kicking in... :ExtremeFun
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ky greg

I'm gonna do another pepper test today :blink: This time I'm going to remove the seeds and see if the heat drops. In my experience with Jalapenos most all of the heat resides in the seeds and I'm assuming it will be the same with the xxx peppers, at least I hope so :praying: We have a fresh gallon of milk and a roll of paper towels just in case. :Thumbsup
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Greg,

We'll be waiting, to hear of your next experience with the pepper. :roflmao:
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:ditto:


:roflmao:
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Greg,

If the peppers burned eating them ..... Glad I'm not working with you tomorrow :eek: :eek:

Does the EMS you work on carry Preparation H? :doh:
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