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Pastimes : Don't Ask Rambi

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To: Ilaine who wrote (56809)12/7/2000 9:36:56 PM
From: Rambi  Read Replies (2) of 71178
 
If memory serves, durian comes into the country frozen (by law) and so it has no smell until it gets warm, or is cut open. Really, it wasn't THAT bad. It was just ODD.
LIke you smelled and thought- ewww. what's that? How weird. Sniff- sniff- ewwww...I don't want to smell this any more.
Mike Sphar and Nuni were durian experts, I only had it that once at the picnic when I had to prove myself worthy of Rambihood and eat it while smiling broadly. Unlike X who SPIT IT OUT. Weenie woman.
NUni and I ate durian icecream for breakfast, which I think deserved some sort of special award. ANd we were hungover too.

I am impressed by your healthful cooking. I am more impressed that you tore yourself away from the TV. I did errands during the judge's bathroom breaks. That;'s really pitiful, isn't it.

Re: ethnicity--in Southlake, there is NO diversity. I think it's illegal. Anyone who makes it to yuppieville doesn't acknowledge differences. There is a special section in the store for "cuturally unique cuisines" right next to the produce that periodically emits thunderstorm noises and sprays itself. (I LOVE this: I stand there and wait for it , then I count loud between the thunder and the spray- 1! 2! 3! the produce man thinks I'm insane).
It is very cool to buy these things. They cost a lot.
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