

Dudes don't much care for it when the Girlfriend receives texts from an Ex. Some dudes might break it off with the broad. Others might take Girlfriend's phone away. Still others may simply lay down a "no more" ultimatum. But there are also alternative approaches, such as breaking out the wasabi sauce and using it to declare a small war on Girlfriend...
According to The Smoking Gun (link below), last Friday night started off romantically enough between the above pictured 22-year-old Massachusetts college student John McGuinness and his Girlfriend, as the two got their drink on while they watched the Celtics game down at the local Barnstable bar.
But later, somewhere between the bar and home, John says he got wind of Girlfriend receiving texts from "some guy who she slept with in school." And that's when an otherwise pleasant evening got real saucy real fast...
Girlfriend says she dropped John off at his joint but was summoned back by a text from John saying that he was gonna toss her "$200 pair of jeans" out in the yard. When Girlfriend arrived back at the home, she says John came out the pad brandishing said jeans -- but with a spicy twist: He had allegedly caked the britches in a nice thick coat of wasabi sauce!
John was allegedly whipped up into a sick sort of fire sauce frenzy at that point, as Girlfriend says he took the sauce-drenched jeans and "whipped me right in the face with them." It apparently didn't take too long for the sauce's horseradish to do its magic on Girlfriend's eyes, since she says she was temporarily blinded by the attack.
For good measure, Girlfriend says John also threw her to the ground and then proceeded to soak the inside of her car with an avalanche of still more wasabi sauce! But after cops arrested this alleged hot sauce hothead, he reportedly told them that the car attack was just sauce for the gander: "She's done worse to my car in the past," reasoned John.
He also wants to make it clear for the record that although he had been at a bar that night, it wasn't HIM who was on the sauce: "I want it known that I am not drunk and she is," John reportedly clarified to the cops.
For his alleged horseradish hijinks, John faces three criminal charges, including misdemeanor assault and battery "by dangerous weapon/sauce." I'm just glad he stuck with the wasabi and didn't trot out any of that super-hot mustard they serve at the Chinese joints. Damn felony, that might've been.
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/bizarre/wasabi-sauce-attack-748301

Who needs mace or pepper spray, they just seem sorta blase after this story, don't they? Hell, just grab some wasabi and you can fight off any bad guy! haha!
ReplyDeleteI know what wasabi is, but I don't know that I've ever had it. I don't really think of it as some SUPER-hot sauce. Maybe I'm wrong. For example, the referenced hot horseradish mustard they serve in the Chinese joints is VERY HOT (not in a pepper way, but in a horseradish fume way, right through the nostrils). So I guess I'm asking: Is wasabi like that too? I've never thought of it as being anywhere near as toxic as the Chinese mustard. Sounds like I need to buy a bottle of wasabi down at the Hy Vee this weekend and check it out for myself!
ReplyDeleteI saw that you found your wasabi! ha! So, what's the verdict?
ReplyDeleteHaven't tried any of it yet. Didn't you see where I quoted Chief Lone Watie from Outlaw Josey Wales ("it's not for eatin'")? I'm holding on to it as a weapon against any slimeballs who might try to invade my home. It apparently works wonders on eyes.
ReplyDeleteAw, c'mon, you gotta at least try a little taste! I'd have to, my curiosity would get the best of me...
ReplyDeleteBut I've read you mainly just use it with sushi, and Rager Don't Do Sushi.
ReplyDeleteHah don't do sushi either! I'll give you a pass on this one =)
ReplyDeleteI often eat raw vegetables (if washed first), but my rawness stops there.
ReplyDeleteMe too! I gotta have my steaks, burgers 'n what not fully cooked too...no redness for me, in fact, I LOVE it when it's a bit singed, that's the best!
ReplyDeleteWhat if you're a deer hunter, and you're supposed to drink the blood of your first kill? Always wondered if I could do that. But I've never been a deer hunter.
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's not gonna happen. Ever. I have deer hunted though! Once. With my dad. But I was too chatty and couldn't keep quiet so he only took me once.
ReplyDeleteI could see that. For a lot of them deer hunters, you're supposed to sit there, sip that beer, and mostly keep your damn mouth shut (after all they gots to bag at least one deer, damn it, to justify to the Old Lady MORE deer hunting excursions in the future!).
ReplyDeleteBut I digress and circle back to whether I could bring myself to drink from a cup of first kill deer blood (Red Dawn) or take a bite out of first kill buffalo heart (Dances With Wolves). Truth be told, would depend on what kinda mood ya caught me in on that particular day of the week.
In thinking about the many moods of HAH, I see none that would include drinking blood in any form =)
ReplyDeleteBut if you're out on a hunt -- one word: Peer pressure.
ReplyDeleteThat's 2 words and I still don't think that would convince me to do it =)
ReplyDeleteWell on "Red Dawn" (1983 version), they convinced the punk to drink the deer's blood by representing that it just "tastes warm and salty" (or something like that). I'd probably pull my Everclear alcohol stunt from that one high school party: I'd act like I was taking a huge swig, only to spit it on the ground 10 seconds later, followed by telling all the losers to go fuck themselves. But I did have them goin' there for a minute! (Damn that shit burned my mouth and tasted like gasoline -- I held it in there as long as I could, though).
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