@yo-its-me saidFavourite sound: bubbles of exhaled air from my regulator
My favourite flower.
Freesias for their scent and sunflower for their cheery appearance.
Favourite smell: my wife’s neck
Favourite colour: sunset red
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Favorite fruit: papaya
Favorite tree: papaya
Favorite smell: mango
Papaya can't have everything you know.
I did make a song about it though, remember the tequila song? Just replace tequila with papaya. Oh papaya you make me happy...
No i haven't been smoking anything or drinking, or sniffing or whatever.
Now where was I. Oh yes.
Oh papaya...
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@torunn saidIndian would be my favorite food, there's an Indian guy here who opened a restaurant, it's a bit made for tourists in that it's not very spicy buy decent and cheap nevertheless.
I like the smell of Indian food - curry, so you can say it is a favourite of mine.
16 Feb 21
@trev33 saidLearned to cook Indian food at Uni. One of my daughters came home after her first year and had learned the same. It occurred to me that basically the Asian students teach everybody else how to cook decent food?!?
Indian would be my favorite food, there's an Indian guy here who opened a restaurant, it's a bit made for tourists in that it's not very spicy buy decent and cheap nevertheless.
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@fmf saidThat is a great film, and Jack Lemmon was cruelly robbed of his 3rd Oscar for his stellar performance.
Favourite film.
Glengarry Glen Ross.
No false bonhomie, just an acknowledgement
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@fmf saidI've had this in Asia somewhere, Philippines I think, seems like a lot of work for a fruit. If you can't pick directly from the tree and start eating it I don't want to know😂
I concur. Papaya, indeed.
Running it a close second is what we here call "sirsak" which has a Dutch word for it - soursop - and that may be the only vocabulary available to an English speaker.
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@trev33 saidSirsak/Soursop is probably at its best and least inconvenient if someone simply turns it into an ice-cold juice for you.
I've had this in Asia somewhere, Philippines I think, seems like a lot of work for a fruit. If you can't pick directly from the tree and start eating it I don't want to know😂
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@fmf saidFavourite food: Raw oysters.
Sirsak/Soursop is probably at its best and least inconvenient if someone simply turns it into an ice-cold juice for you.