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HOT SAUCE COLLECTION AT WORK

Here are a couple of pictures of my desk at past work assignment. This was at CIGNA Corporation. These pictures were taken September 26, 2003. As you can see, there was quite a collection of hot sauces. The collection grew to legendary size where it produced almost enough heat to warm the entire floor I sat on!

Folks were always stopping by my desk and to ask "so what's a good hot sauce to try?" Since everyone's tolerance for heat is different and many people are reluctant to try the hotter sauces, I came up with the Wheel of Misfortune. Give the pointer a spin and see where it lands! The "official" rules say you must try whatever hot sauce it stops on and if the pointer lands between two choices the hotter one prevails!

My supply of hot pepper hot sauces at work


Hot sauce collection in its infancy
Hot Sauces At Work - CIGNA 9/2003

The Collection Includes:

Sir Fartalot's

Queen of Farts

Chalula

The Undertaker

Tabasco

The Reaper

Mad Dog Inferno 1999 Limited

Sponanteous Combustion

XXX Butt Pucker

Butt Twister

Red Hot XXX

Tongues of Fire

Da Bomb Ground Zero

Sultans of Sizzle #37, #114, #218

Mad Cat

Mad Dog Green Amigo

The Cheech Hot Sauces

Arizona Gunslinger

Mad Dog Liquid Fire

Iguana XXX



This was my desk at a previous software contracting assignment (SS&C Technologies) back around 1997. As you can see, I always kept an ample supply of hot sauce handy. The bottles are arranged from left to right according to their heat level. The hottest is on the right.


My supply of hot pepper hot sauces at work
Hot Sauces At Work - SS&C circa 1997

From the left:

  • XXX Habanero Pepper Sauce
  • Cape Fear Hot Sauce
  • Cholula Hot Sauce
  • Habanero Tabasco Sauce
  • Melinda's Original Habanero Pepper Sauce
  • Walkersword Hot Jamaican Scotch Bonnet Pepper Sauce
  • Habanero Hot Sauce From Hell
  • Scorned Woman Hot Sauce
  • Spontaneous Combustion
  • Blair's After Death Sauce
  • Mad Dog Inferno Hot Sauce
  • Dave's Insanity Sauce
  • The Original Pure Cap
  • Habanero Pepper Flakes
  • Habanero Powder
  • The yellow paper is a warning label from Mo Hotta-Mo Betta