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- This Ghost Pepper Ice-Cream Is So Hot You Need a Waiver to Eat It
- Desperate Suspect Tries to Chew Off His Fingerprints to Avoid Being Identified
- Brazilian Man Builds Clean Motorcycle That Can Travel 300 Miles on a Liter of Water
| This Ghost Pepper Ice-Cream Is So Hot You Need a Waiver to Eat It Posted: 05 Aug 2015 06:12 AM PDT Savory ice creams have been around for some time now, but none quite as hot as the Ghost Pepper Ice Cream. This bad boy is so spicy that you actually have to sign a legal waiver before attempting to eat it. The frozen treat is available at The Ice Cream Store in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. It's basically a vanilla ice cream with strawberry sauce streaks, but it's also infused with some of the world's hottest chillies and capsicum sauces. These chillies are so hot that villagers in India actually smear sauce made from them on fence posts to keep elephants away! According to Delaware Online, the first mouthful tastes of a "deep, rich, creamy vanilla with a hint of sweetness," but that's quickly followed by "a Mike Tyson worthy wallop of mouth-searing heat." The paper warns people to "be prepared for a loitering burn that outstays its welcome."
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| Desperate Suspect Tries to Chew Off His Fingerprints to Avoid Being Identified Posted: 05 Aug 2015 05:35 AM PDT The Lee County Sheriff's Office in Florida recently released one of the strangest, most disturbing video we’ve ever seen – it shows a young suspect trying to chew off his fingertips in a bid to avoid being identified by the police. According to the video's description, it all started on Friday, when a traffic cop on State Road 82 stopped a 2015 Mercedes that had been reported stolen. The man behind the wheel, later identified as 20-year-old Kenzo Roberts, tried using a fraudulent ID with a fake name. But the officer soon discovered a hidden firearm and took the man into custody. |
| Brazilian Man Builds Clean Motorcycle That Can Travel 300 Miles on a Liter of Water Posted: 05 Aug 2015 05:18 AM PDT Public officer Ricardo Azevedo is turning heads in his hometown of Sao Paulo, Brazil, with his intriguing invention – a motorcycle that runs on water. The revolutionary bike – aptly dubbed 'T Power H2O' – is able to travel up to 310 miles (nearly 500 kilometers) on a single liter of water! In a recently released video, Azevedo is shown drinking from a water bottle before pouring it into the tank to prove that his bike runs solely on water and not some kind of fuel. But clean water is optional, as he later demonstrates by filling the tank with polluted water from the Tiete River. |
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