I used to prank everyone by putting Dave's Insanity Sauce in their food. Lots of hurt buttholes. I love anything hot and spicy though. It takes a lot to get me.

Not me but my daughter was pranked aged only 10yrs old given a chilli to eat, tears were puring from her eyes for ages.

I grow my own Carolina Reaper, habanero's and a few other less hot peppers. I make salsa, some fresh, others roasted and even have dehydrated them and ground them up and this mix is hotter then hell.....I love very spicy food and this just a dab will do ya. I have never pranked nor been pranked, but a funny story, my older brother, as an adult, went through a buffet line and thought wasabi was guacamole, you can imagine him dipping a chip in it and shoving it in his mouth!!! It sucked, even though wasabi is a horseradish root, water based and burns UP through your sinuses, where chili's are oil based and burn all the way down and mostly out!!...hahaha

I thought you said potheads but yes to both. My brother puts Tabasco sauce in my coffee if I don't guard it.

My sister was making her chili con carne one afternoon and her husband came home and kept pushing her to add more chili flakes, this was back in the 70's so there wasn't a big selection of chilies on offer at the supermarkets in Canada. My sister makes a respectable chili con carne but my brother-inlaw was a guy who prided himself on being able to eat hot food. My sister became annoyed at his interference (she's a bit of a kitchen Nazi) but she added some more chili flakes just to appease him. Her husband goes upstairs to have a shower just as she is serving up the chili con carne which is really insulting to anyone who cooks but then there's a reason she later divorced him. As he is going up the stair he hollers back, make sure mine is good and hot, I don't like your weak chili. So my sister grabs the jar of chili flakes and gives it a good shake over his bowl of chili which is now cooling on the table and the top of the jar pops of emptying half a jar of chili flakes into his bowl of chili. My sister grabs the spoon to try and ladle out most of the chili flakes but then she gets that gleam in her eye that I know from growing up with her, pure deviltry and instead of scooping out the chili flakes she stirs them in. 10 minutes later my brother-inlaw bounces down the steps and starts to chow down as my sister and I are finishing our own bowls of chili, he manages to get a couple of spoonfuls down before he breaks into a profuse sweat and starts to drink his glass of milk. He looks up at my sister questioningly so I ask him 'Still not hot enough for you?' so he says it is fine and goes back to eating again but after a couple more spoonfuls he can't take it anymore. He sees that my sister and I are eating our bowls of chili with no adverse effects so he grabs my sister's bowl and takes a spoonful, my sister and I start laughing and then my sister runs to the bathroom and locks herself in while my brother-inlaw finishes a whole carton of milk. Served him right and he cool down once the milk went to work although I better her burned the toilet bowl the next morning.

If it’s not spicy it’s not right. I know the food is good if it’s so spicy my nose and lips get numb.

I like spice more than straight heat but can take some heat. My most traumatic heat event was at a Thai restraunt eating some soup and mistaking a chili for a baby carrot

A Korean seafood bowl... I like spicy, prior to my days as a vegan a chicken wing place had my picture on the wall... but that Korean bowl was behind sanity... I could only eat about half of it. I would not prank someone like that.

I routinely use hot sauce containing Trinidad Scorpion and Brown Moruga Peppers. I also use Chocolate Habanero hot sauce and have eaten a Chocolate Hab @425,000 scovilles. Not a super-hot, but hot enough for me.

I like the heat but sometimes it can go too far. I used to poker with a group of guys in Bermuda and we took turns hosting the game, chili was usually on the menu and I would make two pots when I hosted the game - regular (a couple of jalapenos) and hot (several jalapenos and a scotch bonnet). One of the guys, Matt, really liked the hot chili so the next time he hosted the game he made regular, hot and volcanic. The regular and hot were the same as mine but the volcanic had 4 ghost chilies in it, on top of the hot recipe. I tried it out without knowing what the ingredients were and I thought the top of my head was going to come off as the big spoonful of chili exploded in my stomach. Ghost chilies are about 300 times hotter than jalapenos for those who have never tried them, I managed to keep it down with a glass of milk but my stomach was rumbling and I was sweating through the whole poker tournament.

Pickled ghost pepper. Just one. Afterwards, I could only find 2% milk to ease the pain. Not s fun camping trip after that... And I won't say . Those eat really spice food know what the next day is like.

Morrocan stew at my friend's house in Israel. Forty years ago and I'll never forget how it took 3 bottles of orange soda to rid the fire.

Definitely enjoy the spice. Although I'm getting to where I don't want it to actually overpower the flavor of the food I'm eating. The hottest thing I've eaten was a dish called Jungle Curry at a local Thai restaurant. I'm not sure what kind of pepper they used but it was the kind of heat that made my ears tickle.

Im initially from India and we have alot of hot peppers. But never want to try something really spicy which will get me admitted in hospital and no I have never been pranked. Red Chilly is a common ingrediet of my "Curry" which I almost daily have

Habanero chillies. ??

HATCH chiles! They're growing in my yard...along with Ghost chiles and jalapenos. What would food be without 'em?

The hottest I've ever voluntarily eaten was an extract called suspect device which sits at 13.5 million SHU. Sadly I got pranked by my roommate a few days later when I bit into a sandwich. Only pranking I've ever done was tabasco flavored jelly beans in a bowl of jelly bellies. Caught my roommate with them once but we both like spicy food so it wasn't much of a prank.