Definitely not to its full volume or vibrancy“Things” should not be exclusively media…so will just briefly share that if you’re not using bidets and electric toothbrushes you are just not living life to it’s full potential.
“Things” should not be exclusively media…so will just briefly share that if you’re not using bidets and electric toothbrushes you are just not living life to it’s full potential.
I have to watch it around here. The population of the town I live in is something like 48% South Asian. As a result we have two types of "hot." There's "hot" as in what the typical North American considers to be hot, which is about as spicy as a Bell Pepper, and then there's South Asian "hot" which varies from a distinct tingle, to nuclear furnace. If something is labeled as hot here, you're never sure what you're going to get. It's been quite a while since I would order Thai food at a level that a Thai person would consider "sort of spicy", so I'm out of practice.There was a nockoff brand that was very very hot. Ate the whole bag in one go. Never could find them again, they probably got sued out of existing.
Many years ago, I tried to impress a date by ordering a "6-star" spicy dish at a Thai food restaurant.
She was from southern India, and was decidedly unimpressed by my machismo.
I was in too much pain to notice.
Maybe 15 years ago, I would frequent a local Thai restaurant. They had a ten step scale. A 5 was "hot", but a 10 was "Thai hot." I would occasionally get a 10 and it would make me sweat, but not be painful. Now I'd likely feel like I was dying.Many years ago, I tried to impress a date by ordering a "6-star" spicy dish at a Thai food restaurant.
She was from southern India, and was decidedly unimpressed by my machismo.
I was in too much pain to notice.
Whichever works for you, I would just recommend being consistent.You’re not specifying which ends you are using them in…