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The Power of Durian
The “power of durian” can be interpreted in a few different ways
depending on what you’re referring to — its nutritional value,
cultural significance, or even its controversial impact. Here’s a
breakdown of the different “powers” of durian:
- Nutritional Power
Durian is an energy-dense fruit with many health benefits:
High in Energy: Around 150–160 kcal per 100g, due to its high fat and
carbohydrate content.
Rich in Fiber: Aids digestion and promotes gut health.
Vitamins & Minerals:
Vitamin C (boosts immune system)
B Vitamins (energy production, brain health)
Potassium (supports heart health and blood pressure regulation)
Natural Sugars: Provides a quick energy boost.
Antioxidants: Help reduce inflammation and may protect against chronic diseases.
- Aphrodisiac Reputation
In some Southeast Asian cultures, durian is believed to have
libido-enhancing properties. There’s even a saying:
“When the durians fall, the sarongs fly.”
While not scientifically proven, it’s thought to increase body heat
and blood flow.
- Cultural Power
Considered the “King of Fruits” in many Southeast Asian countries.
A symbol of wealth and status — premium durians like Musang King can
sell for very high prices.
Used in festivals, rituals, and as diplomatic gifts.
- Controversial Power (Smell!)
Durian’s odor is powerful enough to get it banned from hotels, planes,
and public transport.
Despite this, fans say the taste is heavenly once you get past the
smell — “smells like hell, tastes like heaven.”
Would you like a deep dive into its nutritional breakdown, a cultural
story involving durian, or even how it compares to other
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What is Durian
Durian is a tropical fruit known for its large size, spiky outer shell, and strong smell. It’s native to Southeast Asia and often referred to as the “king of fruits.” Here’s a quick breakdown:
Appearance:
- Size: Typically the size of a football, can weigh 1–3 kg (2–7 lbs).
- Exterior: Covered in thick, hard spikes.
- Interior: Contains several large seeds surrounded by creamy, custard-like flesh.
Taste & Smell:
- Smell: Extremely pungent — people often describe it as a mix of rotten onions, turpentine, and raw sewage. Because of this, it’s banned in many public places (like hotels and subways) in parts of Asia.
- Taste: Polarizing. Some love it for its sweet, rich, almond-like flavor; others find it unbearable.
Culinary Use:
- Eaten raw or used in sweet and savory dishes (e.g., durian ice cream, pastries, or curry).
- Popular in countries like Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
Nutritional Facts:
- High in calories, carbohydrates, fiber, and healthy fats.
- Contains vitamins like vitamin C and B-complex, and minerals like potassium and magnesium.
Datin Azurah Diah sun bathing at Hotel Porto Malai, Langkawi
Datin Azurah Diah sun bathing at Hotel Porto Malai, Langkawi
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NEP – what a BS
Can someone explain why the Bumiputra need special preference when they are majority in population .
Isn’t Bumiputra population is like 75%, so why are they given special preference.
Isn’t preference should be given to the minority of the population like the Indians and the Chinese?
If you are a bumiputra,don’t you feel cheated, don’t you feel like you are inept?
Pretty Funny
Get a life-time to move on!!
Malaysia -the most corrupted nation in the world
Please support the online petition for GE13 investigation for clean and fair elections!
sign at
www.change.org/GE13
Amazing. Since the Malaysian GE13 results were announced, more than 200,000 people have signed the Change.org petition calling for international scrutiny of widespread reports over the fraudulent voting and the controversial Electorial Commission.
Our petition is currently shaping the international coverage of the election – with articles appearing in Australia, Indonesia and many other places.
But this is just a beginning. What’s even more important than obtaining more signatures is to educate the public. We need people to be well informed about what we stand for:
We wish to restore a fair electoral system, not to support any political party.
We do not jump conclusion or instigate unneutral comments.
We want to cease Malaysians from taking unethical measures in their defences. Instead, use this petition as their voices to protest correctly.
We respect every individual’s right to choose and have opinions, we do not force.
If we’re to achieve international support for investigations into Malaysian GE13 we must continue to obtain more signatures and continue to display our will to restore justice!
Can you take a short moment to forward this email to five friends, ask them to sign and explain to them if you can manage? They can sign at www.change.org/GE13
It may be a slow education process but believe me: “Shouting loud does not make you strong, whispering the right point does”.
Please take note that there will be NO FIXED NUMBER of signatures needed, the limit will continue to increase.
We’ve grown into a movement of 200,000 people. I know not what it will take to get the type of investigation we need, but we must keep trying to raise awareness along with education.
Please forward this around to everyone you know. They can sign at www.change.org/GE13
Thanks for being part of this.
Terry Kok,
Petition Starter
—- Here’s the original petition text —-
Citizens of Malaysia had been seen screaming their discontentment all over the vast cyber media space, which unfortunately is the final fortress of free media in this nation.
Barisan Nasional, a coalition which had ruled over the nation for 56 years was continuously accused of purchasing votes by exhausting large amount of liquidity, controlling national media streams and just recently, exposed of ferrying large quantity of foreign citizens (speculated over 600,000) into the polling stations in order to corrupt the outcome of the election.
Speculations were yet to be verified but without the help of an external intervention, our people are rendered powerless against such extreme measures. With all due respect, we wish not a dramatic counterpart nor are we preaching our speculations; we wish only to be heard. If the UN launches an investigation, the eyes of many more will be watching; and when the global awareness rises, transparency follows and truth shall prevail.
If our voices were robbed within our own land, please help our voices reach the world.
SIGN THE PETITION AT WWW.CHANGE.ORG/GE13
The Meaning of Malaysia Bodoh
Welcome to Malaysia Bodoh.
Let me help you decipher what the Govt means….
NEP- it means if you are a Bumi/Malay, your ass will be covered with gold, for Chinese/Indians, your ass is screwed with goreng pisang
1Malaysia- OXYMORON-read NEP (above) many times over and you know it is not for you
MCA- Malay Chinese Ass
BN- Berak Nation or Big NO
PAS- Pig Ass Shit
POS- Pile of Shit
DAP- Deep Ass Pussy, Deep Ass Pigs
UMNO- United Malays National Orgasm
MIC- My Indian Cunt
MPMP-Malaysia Poop Movement Party
You have MBA degree- You have My Big Ass degree
Contrary to what the name of this site might indicate, the purpose of this site is to fight stupidity. We generally don’t give a rats ass about politics or religion. The only thing that is truly offensive in this world is stupidity.
Stupid people have a tendency to demand respect and get easily offended. That is if you think about it a quite natural defense mechanism. If you are unable to argue your case in a convincing manner, then just act sulky and demand respect. However, it is our firm believe that this kind of attitude demands no respect whatsoever. In fact all it demands is absolute ridicule and contempt.
*** this is freaking stupid…where is the policy of 1Malaysia? equal treatment for all races!!!**
Kelantan’s gender segregation rules affect non-Muslim businesses
Kelantan’s gender segregation rules affect non-Muslim businesses
Hanging out: Shoppers standing around outside Nice Hair Salon in KB Mall, Kota Baru.KOTA BARU: Hair dressing salon operators are learning the hard way that gender segregation rules in Kelantan apply to non-Muslims as well.
They have had to pay many summonses for allowing their female workers to cut the hair of non-Muslim male patrons, which they thought was permissible.
E-Life Hair Salon manager Ong Lee Ting said she had settled 11 summonses since she opened for business in KB Mall in 2010.
Hairy situation: Ong showing one of the 11 summonses she received for allowing her female employees to cut the hair of non-Muslim male patrons.The fines were imposed under Section 107(2) of the Local Council Act by-laws which prohibits a woman from cutting the hair of a man and vice versa regardless of religion.
“I have been paying fines of between RM200 and RM350,” said Ong, who was issued the latest summons on Tuesday.
“I find the by-laws confusing … they should not apply to a non-Muslim woman cutting the hair of a non-Muslim man.”
Gender segregation is among the controversial regulations imposed by the PAS state government, which insists that the rule be also observed at supermarket check-outs.
The last time Ong went to the local council office to pay a compound, she was told that the licence for the salon would be revoked because of the many summonses issued to the operator.
However, council secretary Mohd Anis Hussein said: “As long as they (the salon owners) pay the compounds, they will be allowed to operate.”
He added that the salon owners understood the by-laws and the consequences of ignoring them.
Nice Hair Salon manager Alice Ong Lee Ruong was baffled by the rule.
“I would understand it if we were fined for allowing our women workers to cut the hair of Muslim men. But they were attending to non-Muslim men,” she said.
Ong, who had settled 10 summonses so far, wondered for how long she would have to pay fines.
“They are not cheap and we have to consider the high rental, salaries of our workers and other expenses,” she said.
Another salon manager, who declined to be named, said the council by-laws were making life difficult for hair dressers.
She had been issued four summonses so far.
Kelantan MCA information chief Tan Ken Ten said the by-laws were “not friendly” to non-Muslim business circles.
“The council, in its zest to implement Islamic principles in its by-laws, has caused hardship to the non-Muslim business community,” he added.
National PAS Supporters Congress chairman Hu Pang Chaw agreed that the by-laws should not apply to non-Muslim women cutting the hair of non-Muslim men.
He urged the council to review the ruling.
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THE licence plate number WWW 1 will likely set a record as the most expensive vehicle registration number in Malaysia. The price could hit RM500,000 when bidding starts on April 30, according to Kosmo.The tabloid quoted Federal Territory Road Transport Department director Nadzri Osman as saying that it was possible to reach that figure as they had already received everal offers that exceeded RM400,000.
Currently, the most expensive registration number is MCA 1 sold for RM300,000 in 2010.
“Those who wish to secure registration numbers of between WWW 1 and WWW 9999 should submit tenders, as they will be selling like hot cakes,” Nadzri said.
The department also projected that “hot numbers” WWW 3, WWW 8, WWW 9, WWW 11, WWW 33 and WWW 88 could be sold for more than RM10,000 each.
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*** She graduated from GeorgeTown University ,USA — folks– her tuition and all the fun stuffs is paid for by the taxpayers’ of Malaysia. Thank you very much.
Malaysia U not good enough for the PM daughter.
PKR today revealed evidence that it said shows the government footed the bill for the engagement reception for Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak’s daughter.
Citing a banquet event order from Shangri La Hotel, which catered for the Seri Perdana event, PKR director of strategy Rafizi Ramli said the Prime Minister’s Office was billed RM409,767 for the reception.
“This is not a small matter. It may be just RM409,767, but it signifies the lax attitude of the government, starting from the PM to his cabinet ministers, who use taxpayers’ money for the personal luxuries,” Rafizi said.
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