ALL ABOUT DURIAN- Latest: Udin Husin given up on Durians

Originally posted by peace at 1-11-2007 00:13


Tapi yang kat Supermarket  tu agak gaknya made in Thailand gak sama macam yang Pn. Moderator kita jumpa tu di luar negara tu jugak ker?

Dempol pun rasa begitu peace....yg tempatan belum masuk pasaran internasional lagi...

Dunhill.

nampaknye tk merasa lah aku

Originally posted by Dunhill. at 1-11-2007 00:23
nampaknye tk merasa lah aku

nanti kita harap Puan Moderator dapat bawakan..sebab dia selalu pergi obersi...

Dunhill.

patut lah pandai speaking..

Originally posted by Dunhill. at 1-11-2007 00:42
patut lah pandai speaking..

Dunhill tak tau dia lecture ke...

peace

seba tu agaknya dia moderate forum dan perasan ingatkan porumers sini students dia kot....?

peace

KUALA TERENGGANU: Life as he knows it, is practically over for 75-year-old Udin Husin who has recently been warned off durians by his medical doctor.
Not that he means it in a bad way but being a true aficionado of the king of fruits who has been consuming durians ever since he was a child, Udin said life would certainly not be the same anymore.

He said he also found out that it was a lot easier to quit smoking which he managed to do some years back without much fuss than to give up eating durians.

"I had to learn my lesson the hard way too earlier this month when I ended up in a hospital for a couple of weeks after falling off the ‘durian wagon’.

"I know now that with me being a diabetic together with having a few other illnesses, I can no longer afford to cave in to temptations," he said.

When met at his residence in Kampung Kolam on Thursday, Udin said he was baffled by the way his body responded when he attempted to eat a small durian recently.

"My mouth went dry, my body grew weaker and I felt like fainting. That was the moment I knew that I had to go ‘cold turkey’ on the one thing that I love most.

"But it has not been easy, especially now when the fruit is in season here in Batu Rakit and all I can do is take in its unmistakable and irresistable smell," said the father of six.

He admitted that he could not have totally given up on durians without the support from his family and friends.

His second son Noradira, 40, who lives not too far from him, said his father had come a long way in his battle to ignore durians.

"The sight and smell of durians do not bother him much anymore but as a precaution we now have a policy of not bringing any durians when visiting our parents," he said.

Originally posted by peace at 1-11-2007 00:49
seba tu agaknya dia moderate forum dan perasan ingatkan porumers sini students dia kot....?

Dempol pun rasa begitu peace

Dunhill.

Tauuuuuuu tapi tak sangka dia punya speaking power

Bila nak masuk market antarabangsa dempol ?

Dunhill.

Durian D24 sedap..

[ Last edited by  Dunhill. at 3-11-2007 10:26 PM ]

Originally posted by peace at 1-11-2007 12:49 AM
seba tu agaknya dia moderate forum dan perasan ingatkan porumers sini students dia kot....?

kat hanjeng dia bolehlah dia buat macam iteww........

Dunhill.