Ain’t saasta per se, but cool as hell. And I’d assume a bit disturbing to some folks too, just to give a heads up.

http://www.phatfusion.net/googledrive/

And can research be classified as saasta?
Does the face of a CEO determine a successful company?

“The concept behind the StupidFilter Project originated during a conversation between Gabriel Ortiz and Paul Starr. StupidFilter was conceived out of necessity. Too long have we suffered in silence under the tyranny of idiocy. In the beginning, the internet was a place where one could communicate intelligently with similarly erudite people. Then, Eternal September hit and we were lost in the noise. The advent of user-driven web content has compounded the matter yet further, straining our tolerance to the breaking point.

It’s time to fight back.”

Check out stupidfilter.org for more info.

Doctors are dripping capsaicin, the chemical that gives chili peppers their fire, directly into open wounds during some highly painful operations.
These experiments use an ultra-purified version of capsaicin to avoid infection — and the volunteers are under anesthesia so they don’t scream at the initial burn.

Sadovoe Koltso (Garden Ring)

“chilli peppers may be able to kill pain”

“… Capsaicin has been used for many years to reduce skin sensitivity linked to chronic pain, it caused an unpleasant burning sensation that was too much for some patients. This might be even more of a problem if the chemical was injected below the skin.”

Consider this a public service announcement: Real-life saasta comes to town (until 30 Sep), with Tankodesantniki-tough copy to boot!