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On April 25 2017 08:21 Fecalfeast wrote: Why does spicy food sometimes/often hurt the butthole on the way out? Finally your ID makes sense! Thank you for that.
And i have no idea what you put in your food in NA... I've never heard of this problem in Europe or Australia, but i do know that my poop has never smelled as bad as the week i was in us.
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On April 25 2017 08:21 Fecalfeast wrote: Why does spicy food sometimes/often hurt the butthole on the way out?
Because "spicy" is not a flavor.
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He's obviously talking about the ring of fire. And it's quite simply because your body doesn't digest (all the) capsaicin. Your intestinal tract doesn't have the receptors to "feel" the burn, but your anus does. So when that curry comes out the other side: ring of fire.
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On April 25 2017 11:37 Acrofales wrote: He's obviously talking about the ring of fire. And it's quite simply because your body doesn't digest (all the) capsaicin. Your intestinal tract doesn't have the receptors to "feel" the burn, but your anus does. So when that curry comes out the other side: ring of fire.
Why would evolution do such a thing?
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On April 25 2017 16:36 GreenHorizons wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2017 11:37 Acrofales wrote: He's obviously talking about the ring of fire. And it's quite simply because your body doesn't digest (all the) capsaicin. Your intestinal tract doesn't have the receptors to "feel" the burn, but your anus does. So when that curry comes out the other side: ring of fire. Why would evolution do such a thing?
We think it was a defence mechanism from the plant towards animals.
By binding to the TRPV1 receptor, the capsaicin molecule produces similar sensations to those of excessive heat or abrasive damage, explaining why the spiciness of capsaicin is described as a burning sensation.
In essence, the body inflames tissues as if it has undergone a burn or abrasion and the resulting inflammation can cause tissue damage in cases of extreme exposure, as is the case for many substances that cause the body to trigger an inflammatory response.
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On April 25 2017 16:36 GreenHorizons wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2017 11:37 Acrofales wrote: He's obviously talking about the ring of fire. And it's quite simply because your body doesn't digest (all the) capsaicin. Your intestinal tract doesn't have the receptors to "feel" the burn, but your anus does. So when that curry comes out the other side: ring of fire. Why would evolution do such a thing? Presumably having sensitive skin around your anus gives you certain advantages. Or protecting your anus from feeling capsaicin was never an evolutionary pressure in the first place.
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On April 25 2017 18:20 Acrofales wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2017 16:36 GreenHorizons wrote:On April 25 2017 11:37 Acrofales wrote: He's obviously talking about the ring of fire. And it's quite simply because your body doesn't digest (all the) capsaicin. Your intestinal tract doesn't have the receptors to "feel" the burn, but your anus does. So when that curry comes out the other side: ring of fire. Why would evolution do such a thing? Presumably having sensitive skin around your anus gives you certain advantages. Or protecting your anus from feeling capsaicin was never an evolutionary pressure in the first place.
Evolution is a scrub then, should have played it safe
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How long do they extremely hot peppers really exist for? Aren't they a recent product of human cultivation? We could have had no chance to adapt if there were only reasonably hot things in the nature only until recently.
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Habenaro's are stupid hot and are not that recent wiki says 8500 years!
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On April 25 2017 23:13 Thieving Magpie wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2017 18:20 Acrofales wrote:On April 25 2017 16:36 GreenHorizons wrote:On April 25 2017 11:37 Acrofales wrote: He's obviously talking about the ring of fire. And it's quite simply because your body doesn't digest (all the) capsaicin. Your intestinal tract doesn't have the receptors to "feel" the burn, but your anus does. So when that curry comes out the other side: ring of fire. Why would evolution do such a thing? Presumably having sensitive skin around your anus gives you certain advantages. Or protecting your anus from feeling capsaicin was never an evolutionary pressure in the first place. Evolution is a scrub then, should have played it safe
Playing overly safe hurts your macro
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Probably then we can conclude that a capsaicin-proof asshole isn't advantageous for reporduction
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On April 25 2017 23:42 JimmiC wrote: Habenaro's are stupid hot and are not that recent wiki says 8500 years! Doesn't mean we've been eating them for that long. Perhaps Aztecs did adapt burn-proof assholes, but Cortez went and wiped them all out.
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Norway28254 Posts
birds are immune to capsicum! Just felt like sharing that.
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On April 25 2017 23:51 Acrofales wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2017 23:42 JimmiC wrote: Habenaro's are stupid hot and are not that recent wiki says 8500 years! Doesn't mean we've been eating them for that long. Perhaps Aztecs did adapt burn-proof assholes, but Cortez went and wiped them all out. Fuck cortez setting back asshole evolution 1000's of years.
Indians and pakistani's have been eating super hot shit for ever, maybe we need to do some asshole checks on them.
That being said I do think it toughens up. I used to eat tons of super hot food and no issues. Now hen I do it I feel it.
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Norway28254 Posts
Indians and pakistanis have eaten food with a lot of spice for a long time. And a lot of black pepper. But to my knowledge they didn't eat anything containing capsicum, which to my knowledge is what fucks your asshole, until like, 1800-ish.
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On April 26 2017 00:28 Liquid`Drone wrote: Indians and pakistanis have eaten food with a lot of spice for a long time. And a lot of black pepper. But to my knowledge they didn't eat anything containing capsicum, which to my knowledge is what fucks your asshole, until like, 1800-ish.
Capsicum is the genus of plants that produce the chemical in question, which is called capsaicin.
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On April 26 2017 00:31 opisska wrote:Show nested quote +On April 26 2017 00:28 Liquid`Drone wrote: Indians and pakistanis have eaten food with a lot of spice for a long time. And a lot of black pepper. But to my knowledge they didn't eat anything containing capsicum, which to my knowledge is what fucks your asshole, until like, 1800-ish. Capsicum is the genus of plants that produce the chemical in question, which is called capsaicin.
Well excuse our uncultured heathenistic selves
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On April 26 2017 00:28 Liquid`Drone wrote: Indians and pakistanis have eaten food with a lot of spice for a long time. And a lot of black pepper. But to my knowledge they didn't eat anything containing capsicum, which to my knowledge is what fucks your asshole, until like, 1800-ish. obvious conclusion here is that assholes get used with the fucking.
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Canada2040 Posts
What's the name of the three korean casters of the current ASL ?
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This university I have been applying too just awarded me a full scholarship (that I did not sign up) for their next academic year and wants me to sign an undertaking but they have not sent me an acceptance letter yet. I know this is really dumb, but I want to make sure there are not loopholes before I do a pre-mature celebration.
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