Do not be deceived...
This can also be used as a weapon for 'si lai' against rapist.
Now let me see a show of hands that says this is a (at this point of time, i wanted to call it 'nangka' and thank God for the revelation and He bring to my mind that 'nangka' is also known as
If you raised your hands for any of the 3 suggestions, you are WRONG! this is actually a... ?? (at this point of time, i picked up my cellphone to call my lovely gf to ask her as she is the one who supplied me the picture and all the info which i'm about to blog) it's called buah
Unlike durians where you are able to keep it in the fridge even after opening for a week and stink the whole house! this buah talak only able to tahan for 3-4 days after 'seeing' light. 2 things i find it fascinating is 1) the spikes and 2) how you know when it's ripe and good to eat
1) the spikes. from this picture you can see that it's like durian..pointy! but it's not. it's actually very soft like rubber. it's like those rubber toys you get at the flee market :)
2) how you know when it's ripe and good to eat. for durian, people normally smell the
interesting isn't it?? :) there you have it! so do not be deceive by its look. just like shades, he might appear to be fit but.... :/ no comments!
here's a poem dedicated to Shades :)
Shades is cool
But he is soft
Shade's always drool
When his ego waft!
(don't ask me why but..just for fun lo ;p)