Round 2!!!! BURP!
OK! OK! I promise there won't be a durian post immediately after this one (Heh heh).
Anyway, the day after the previous durian feast (sigh), I went to the store again and procured bigger and more expensive versions of the Udang Merah (Red Prawn) durians. Well, if you must know they were RM5 per kilo. (Ya, sue me for being such a glutton)
On that same night, while I was eating and packing my durians, my Chinese Class teacher texted me on the phone, "I have durians tonight" in hanyipinyin (Chinese phonetics) of course. I texted her back "I am already having durians for dinner" in hanyipinyin. She replied "Don't eat so much, eat here". Well, never one to disobey a teacher, I ate durians at Chinese class (Ha ha!)
But that was not the end of it. After class, I went to see a friend and guess what? He had durians for me too. This friend is a self professed durian connoisseur and scoffed at my choice of durians. He showed me his Mau San Wong durian (translates literally to King of Cat Mountain) which retails for RM 20 per kg. Well, who was I to resist free expensive durians?
Three rounds of durians in a night. Any rational human being should have stopped but no....
Doing some work into the wee hours of the night, Jonzz became hungry but there was no food in the fridge but my packed durians. Drool... Oops, I ate it again!
But you know what, I'm not sick of it yet. I bought more the next day. HA HA HA HA HA HA...
OK enough talk, here's some pics.
Bua ha ha!!! My lovely purchase!!!
Peekaboo!
Shelled Durians!
Anyway, the day after the previous durian feast (sigh), I went to the store again and procured bigger and more expensive versions of the Udang Merah (Red Prawn) durians. Well, if you must know they were RM5 per kilo. (Ya, sue me for being such a glutton)
On that same night, while I was eating and packing my durians, my Chinese Class teacher texted me on the phone, "I have durians tonight" in hanyipinyin (Chinese phonetics) of course. I texted her back "I am already having durians for dinner" in hanyipinyin. She replied "Don't eat so much, eat here". Well, never one to disobey a teacher, I ate durians at Chinese class (Ha ha!)
But that was not the end of it. After class, I went to see a friend and guess what? He had durians for me too. This friend is a self professed durian connoisseur and scoffed at my choice of durians. He showed me his Mau San Wong durian (translates literally to King of Cat Mountain) which retails for RM 20 per kg. Well, who was I to resist free expensive durians?
Three rounds of durians in a night. Any rational human being should have stopped but no....
Doing some work into the wee hours of the night, Jonzz became hungry but there was no food in the fridge but my packed durians. Drool... Oops, I ate it again!
But you know what, I'm not sick of it yet. I bought more the next day. HA HA HA HA HA HA...
OK enough talk, here's some pics.
Bua ha ha!!! My lovely purchase!!!
Peekaboo!
Shelled Durians!
Comments
i hate you.
officially.
That mau san wong - is it also called Musang King?
stop posting durians, or i m gonna kill u ~ lolz
SK: wow, I can't. I'm virtually a few inches from you when you read this. =P
foongpc: I have really no idea as to the translations. I like any durian as long as it's good.
Jomel: Thank goodness. Some people hate me already ROFLMAO
Medie (again): NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Leu : Not you too. NOOOOOOOOOO
Bengbeng: Life is fair. When we have durians, you don't, and vice versa. LOL!!!!
TZ: Yes, you're more of a steak-coffee person. ROFL!