Pain

I got to-go wings from Kooky Canuck tonight.  I got the Holy Smokes wings, the equivalent of suicide wings.

First bite wing 1:  Well these aren’t as bad as I remember.

Second bite wing 1 (1 minute later):  Okay starting to heat up.

First bite wing 2 (5 minutes later):  Arrrrrgggggghhhh my mouth is on fire.

Second bite wing 2 (5 minutes later):  (Run to the freezer.  Dump ice in cup.  Pour minimal amount of water on top.  Chug, swishing ice water over tongue and mouth)  Owwwwwwwwwwwwww.

Oh.  There’s a carrot.  A vegetable would be a welcome relief right now.  MUNCH… oh wait, that’s not a carrot, that’s a fry that was lying underneath the wings and got covered in sauce… OWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!

First bite wing 3 (10 minutes later after 3 cups of ice water):  These wings could star in a monster movie.  Kooky Canuck bartender Meghan and Flying Saucer bartender Brittney could co-star as Godzilla and King Kong.

Second bite wing 3 (10 minutes and 4 more cups of ice water later):  Nose running and eyes watering so bad that I can’t see.  Decide to put the 9 remaining wings and fries in the fridge for tomorrow.  Time for bed, except it will take at least 40 minutes for my lips to stop burning so I can sleep.

5 minutes later:  Accidentally rub eye, not realizing that I still have wing sauce on my finger.  Spend the next 20 minutes rinsing out eye with cold water.

16 hours later, sitting on toilet:  OWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.  I think I’m going to die.

It’s like a great chef once said: You have to suffer for your food.  I wouldn’t have my wings any way else.  Looking forward to leftovers for lunch.