Funny Durian Story

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

 

I came across this short blurb on MySpace.

 

Posted by Josh:

 

http://tinyurl.com/nqsl4

 

Yesterday, I was eating a durian (the most delicious fruit in the

world, but very smelly) in my dorm at college. so I was nearly

finished and I heard banging on my door, and before I could answer

two security guards and three firemen barged into my room and rushed

me out of my room, at the same time the fire alarm went off. a minute

later they came out and asked me what I was eating...long story short

some one smelled the durian and thought it was a gas

leak.... hahahah

 

_________

 

I bet those firemen were glad it was just a fruit smell and not a gas

leak.

 

I'm sure they all learned something new about tropical fruit. LOL.

 

Wonder if they'll try it?

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing!

I've been wanting to try Durian, but can't seem to find it without being

frozen first.

QUESTION: Is the smell so bad that one would have to force him/herself to eat

it at first, like while plugging the nose? If it's so noxious, isn't that

nature's way of telling us to stay away?

Thanks, Tiffany Lohr

 

Daniel Duke <danielrduke wrote:

Hi All,

I came across this short blurb on MySpace.

Posted by Josh:

http://tinyurl.com/nqsl4

Yesterday, I was eating a durian (the most delicious fruit in the world, but

very smelly) in my dorm at college. so I was nearly finished and I heard banging

on my door, and before I could answer two security guards and three firemen

barged into my room and rushed me out of my room, at the same time the fire

alarm went off. a minute later they came out and asked me what I was

eating...long story short some one smelled the durian and thought it was a gas

leak.... hahahah

_________

 

I bet those firemen were glad it was just a fruit smell and not a gas leak.

I'm sure they all learned something new about tropical fruit. LOL.

Wonder if they'll try it?

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

That's hillarious! I plan to try one soon for the first time since they are in

season now. A couple of my friends want to try one too, so we're going to have a

'durian party'. LOL!

Cindy

 

-- " Daniel Duke " <danielrduke wrote:

Hi All,

 

I came across this short blurb on MySpace.

 

Posted by Josh:

 

http://tinyurl.com/nqsl4

 

Yesterday, I was eating a durian (the most delicious fruit in the

world, but very smelly) in my dorm at college. so I was nearly

finished and I heard banging on my door, and before I could answer

two security guards and three firemen barged into my room and rushed

me out of my room, at the same time the fire alarm went off. a minute

later they came out and asked me what I was eating...long story short

some one smelled the durian and thought it was a gas

leak.... hahahah

 

_________

 

I bet those firemen were glad it was just a fruit smell and not a gas

leak.

 

I'm sure they all learned something new about tropical fruit. LOL.

 

Wonder if they'll try it?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

The smell is different. I don't find it bad, or disagreeable. Even

when I was first introduced to it. Most durians are frozen when they

are shipped here, but there is a site that sells them and ships them

fresh.

 

http://puretropicalfoods.com/catalog/index.php

 

I think Durian taste best chilled and I usually blend young coconut

water and the meat in with it making a nice yummy pudding.

 

Durian grows on ya! I love it!

 

Daniel

 

http://www.myspace.com/danielinthelionsden

 

http://blog.myspace.com/danielinthelionsden

 

 

 

 

 

 

rawfood , Tiffany <bluelairess wrote:

>

> Thanks for sharing!

> I've been wanting to try Durian, but can't seem to find it without

being frozen first.

> QUESTION: Is the smell so bad that one would have to force

him/herself to eat it at first, like while plugging the nose? If it's

so noxious, isn't that nature's way of telling us to stay away?

> Thanks, Tiffany Lohr

 

 

 

http://tinyurl.com/nqsl4