Unfortuantely I have no idea what you're talking about so stop beating around the bush and explain.

Alright, let's have an organized argument.

ProHypster's Attack:
She never said what you claimed she said in your previous post.

Axeldeath's Defence:
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A banana from I think it was Ecuador. I still have no idea if it was too ripe or not ripe enough or actually ripe and meant to be this way. I cut a slice to try it and the moment it hit my tongue my mouth started to go numb and pucker up like when you eat something really sour. except it wasn't sour. It was just very alkaline. It also had practically no taste and had a very strange consistency.

Though in overall grossness I'd say Mexican watermelon. The fucking thing was salty.

Unfortuantely I have no idea what you're talking about so stop beating around the bush and explain.

I don't care if I'm wrong but just tell me why FFS.

Now let's drop the subject and agree that the durian is certainly not like the pineapple.

EDIT: By the way I hinted why you were wrong in the most obvious way I could, so I don't really understand why you have to get so mad. And when I said it smells like socks, I was humorously implying that in my own experience it definetly didn't smell like onions but like socks. You should have understood that instead of sending me wikipedia article that states that other people have had a different experience. Sorry, I just like to explain my actions when I think someone misunderstands me completely. I really don't like communication errors.

Well since I've never actually smelled it I can't make any statement so I'll take your word for it that it smells like socks. Sweaty toe-jam socks, I assume.

Does octopus count as weird?

Calimari? I don't think so. I mean, it's unusual and a bit gourmet but it's not strange.

If it makes me vomit, I'd say yes *allergic to both kinds of seafood varieties*

Yeah. Sure, it's pretty weird.

I find it kinda funny that anyone would consider octopus unusual. It's common seafood like shrimps or fish and chips here in Greece.

Again, like I said, I consider anything that'll make me vomit weird

A coworker last night convinced me to try macaroni and cheese with pesto mixed in.

Ah, but not everyone lives in Greece. There are some countries that eat roaches and most people still consider that unusual.

I love pesto.

strangest was probably the Agave worm in the bottle of mescal

Ugh... no, I hate it. But it tastes strange.

I don't think it count's as food but I was tricked into drinking pee-pee.
Haha I said pee-pee.

Some people actually practice drinking piss. I won't say it's common but if you look up some athletes in sports like boxing and mma. I guarantee you'll find a couple. Don't ask me about the science or point behind it though. I have no clue. O_o

I ate something really strange recently. A Chinese lady often makes them and gave us a couple. It's this sticky kind of rice ball looking thing rolled in dried, hard seaweed or kelp. With a sausage or duck egg in the center. I later tried the same stuff at a restaurant and I finally understood how it 's supposed to be prepared before eating. Ie Steamed. well I tried to eat it hard and powdery from the fridge. It was like eating rock hard sawdust with the hint of egg yolk, and not the slightest presence of salt or seasoning. even the sausage tasted like cardboard.