No need, it was me.I knew it
You need to change your username. We're going to get mixed up.I've had this name for 24 years. I was using it long before I signed up for GFaqs. I think I'll keep it bro.
I've had this name for 24 years. I was using it long before I signed up for GFaqs. I think I'll keep it bro.
Fine. When October hits I'll change mine.As you should. I mean, naming yourself after a durian gives away that the stankiest farts obviously came from you.
As you should. I mean, naming yourself after a durian gives away that the stankiest farts obviously came from you.Never had durian. That bad?
Never had durian. That bad?It smells terrible but tastes great.
It smells terrible but tastes great.Is that the fruit that gets used as meat replacement in things like pulled pork and such? Or am I thinking of something else?
Is that the fruit that gets used as meat replacement in things like pulled pork and such? Or am I thinking of something else?You're thinking of jackfruit
Fuck Douglas Adams. Pompous prick.Whoa, what did Dirk Gently ever do to you?
Whoa, what did Dirk Gently ever do to you?Be smug and ruin the number 42 outside of every context except sports.
Be smug and ruin the number 42 outside of every context except sports.Wrong book but also kind of in character for Dirk Gently.
You're thinking of jackfruitAnd yet, people (presumably hardcore masochists) still willingly eat it, even calling it the "king of fruits" for some reason. This is all in spite of the fact that this fruit is clearly trying to avoid being eaten, considering the sharp thorns on its rind and the pungent stench it emits (and which has a tendency to linger for several days, even after the fruit itself has been eaten).
There's no way to use durian as a substitute for anything except rancid flatulence
Wrong book but also kind of in character for Dirk Gently.Oh I know, just the first DA character that came to mind
And yet, people (presumably hardcore masochists) still willingly eat it, even calling it the "king of fruits" for some reason. This is all in spite of the fact that this fruit is clearly trying to avoid being eaten, considering the sharp thorns on its rind and the pungent stench it emits (and which has a tendency to linger for several days, even after the fruit itself has been eaten).