Passow’s 2010 Weekend Of Fire Trip Part 3 – Saturday Part 2
Continuing from part 2, we had just gotten off the Jungle Jim’s monorail. It was time to wonder around some more. We ended up back at Defcon’s booth where he was handing out samples of his new product, Defcon ZERO Sludge on little glow sticks. Chem and I both tried it and like usual, John Dilley’s products never disappoint in the area of heat. We both had to sit down until the endorphin rush subsided.


Speaking of massively potent extracts, Crazy Uncle Jester was showing off his newly reformulated and more condensed extract, “The Jester”. It now comes in at a whopping 6 million SHU and comes in a beautifully laser etched vial.

From there, we followed Uncle Jester out to the event he was holding, a hot ice cream eating competition. Contestants had to gulp down a chunk of vanilla ice cream that was topped with spicy caramel and chocolate sauce with a spicy hard candy on top.

After the competition, Jungle Jim himself made an appearance and Hot Wheel collector/famed Defcon Deathmatch champion, HUDD, was able to give him a custom made Hot Wheel that he made specifically for The Weekend of Fire. I too was a recipient of one and they are so professionally done. It was an honor to receive one for my hot sauce collection. Thanks, HUDD!

We had a few hours before the next competition so more sampling and wondering was to be had. I’ll leave you folks with some pics of the booths before continuing my next part which will be posted soon (hopefully)….up next, THE DEFCON DEATHMATCH!
























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Commented at September 6, 2010- 1:48 pm
Great pics, Passow!
Commented at September 6, 2010- 2:04 pm
Thanks, Scott! Wait until you see the Defcon Deathmatch ones!
Commented at September 7, 2010- 12:36 am
as usual, nice post. I wish I would’ve had a camera with me when Jungle Jim took me to his office. His office and the “bored” room are awesome. He told me in his that if somebody gave him something, he in turn gave something back. He had me reach into a leather pouch and I pulled out a 1922 silver dollar. He said everybody needs a lucky coin. I haven’t had any good luck since then, but I haven’t had any bad luck either.
Commented at September 7, 2010- 12:38 am
“He told me in his that if somebody gave him something,”
That should have read, He told me in his business that if somebodey gave him something,