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    • B Offline
      buds
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      ChiefKiasu:
      You all har... call yourselves super aunties some more. You shake the watermelon to feel or hear the water content mah. The more sloshing you feel or hear, the more juicy the melon.

      What sloshing? 😆
      If it sloshes, that's one darn rotten melon awrite. :rotflmao:

      Chiefy, melons meant to be juicy but only when you slurp from the tips.

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      From the tip of the triangle-cut-watermelon lag!
      What were you thinking?
      ChiefKiasu:
      @ janet: You go shake durian lor. I oso want to see :siao: 😉
      :rotflmao:

      But seriously, the durian ah peks do that to hear the seeds.. attached or detached from skin.. hollow sound or no sound..

      If size does matter, shake your durians by all means. Serious.

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      • janet88J Offline
        janet88
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        Nihauma:
        yes yes i like this thread too. altho i wouldnt want to admit i am aunty at all. children called me aunty and i corrected them. call me cheh cheh. haha. so i valiantly took the test and i scored 14. yippee??

        I love thus particular thread.
        If children call me aunty, I will also correct them.
        Aunty???

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        • B Offline
          buds
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          ChiefKiasu:
          Speaking of which, my 8yo daughter was devastated last December when she found that she had inadvertently become an aunty, courtesy of our first grand nephew being born to the family. She was inconsolable :rotflmao:

          http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php

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            Funz
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            ChiefKiasu:
            You all har... call yourselves super aunties some more. You shake the watermelon to feel or hear the water content mah. The more sloshing you feel or hear, the more juicy the melon.


            @ janet: You go shake durian lor. I oso want to see :siao: 😉
            Huh? Can hear by shaking? Wouldn't that mean that under the skin it is all mush inside? You looking for instant watermelon juice? That happened to my maid once. She wanted very ripe honeydew so left the melon on the counter for a few days. When she decided to cut it, out came fermented juice.

            But who am I to question our super ah pek. Hehe. I major failed the test.

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              buds
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              janet_lee88:
              I just happened to see this thread...and I must say, no regrets.

              Super refreshing and brought up my mood.
              Thanks.
              FREE laughs for recess today! :celebrate:
              On behalf of Chiefy's cheap bird that some more comes with two small eggs... FREE!

              Laughter is the best medicine.

              Nihauma, hope you feel better soon. :snuggles:

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              • janet88J Offline
                janet88
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                I remember seeing durian sellers shake durians...but Chief here doesn't seem to know...he shakes watermelons to hear how juicy they are...must find out if this is the way...hmmmm :?


                My daughter has been promoted to be 'Jie Jie', now that my SIL has given birth. She is happy she is not the youngest.

                Our super ah pek a.k.a Chief, here has a strange way of testing watermelon for juiciness. I have not laughed like this for a long time...thanks.

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                • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                  ChiefKiasu
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                  buds:
                  What sloshing? 😆

                  If it sloshes, that's one darn rotten melon awrite. :rotflmao:

                  Chiefy, melons meant to be juicy but only when you slurp from the tips...
                  You just try it this weekend lah. Can tell one. I'm the melon expert.
                  buds:
                  ...But seriously, the durian ah peks do that to hear the seeds.. attached or detached from skin.. hollow sound or no sound..

                  If size does matter, shake your durians by all means. Serious.
                  Sure anot? I've never seen any self-respecting durian vendor shaking durians. What I see them do is to knock on the thing with the blunt end of their parang. Apparently the acoustics of the fruit will enable the discovery of heavenly fleshly seeds.

                  Don't anyhow shake the durian lah. Scarly you hit a cyclist passing by then dua kee liao.

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                  • M Offline
                    Mawar
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                    I have seen people shaking durians but watermelons… ? Thought the people in the know would tap to check for hollowed middle, and try to estimate water content by its weight?


                    Eh, means Chief not Ah Pek enuf. Needs more training.

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                    • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                      ChiefKiasu
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                      Alamak… all you aunties ganging up against this ah pek. Like dat oso can? Never mind, I’ll get to enjoy my juicy melons while you all kanna booked for "dangerous maneuvers with spiky fruits".

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                        buds
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                        ChiefKiasu:
                        buds:

                        What sloshing? 😆

                        If it sloshes, that's one darn rotten melon awrite. :rotflmao:

                        Chiefy, melons meant to be juicy but only when you slurp from the tips...

                        You just try it this weekend lah. Can tell one. I'm the melon expert.

                        :siao:

                        How many melons have you shaken to prove this theory true aniwaes? :idea:
                        ChiefKiasu:
                        buds:

                        ...But seriously, the durian ah peks do that to hear the seeds.. attached or detached from skin.. hollow sound or no sound..

                        If size does matter, shake your durians by all means. Serious.

                        Sure anot? I've never seen any self-respecting durian vendor shaking durians. What I see them do is to knock on the thing with the blunt end of their parang. Apparently the acoustics of the fruit will enable the discovery of heavenly fleshly seeds.

                        Don't anyhow shake the durian lah. Scarly you hit a cyclist passing by then dua kee liao.

                        They don't shake the durians like you do melons leh Chiefy-pek.. 😆

                        It's an elegant bell-shaking-action nia. It is after all a royal fruit.

                        And YOU.. quit shaking those melons. :razz:

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