Can you bring one round here before tomorrow evening?
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Coconut Advice
- Thread starter Kirran
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Can you bring one round here before tomorrow evening?
where is here? and amazon could.
The three eyes will be under the long triangular hairy thing. Take your hammer, or better yet a really strong cleaver or piece of flat iron, and hit it on the largest girth part. Leave the 'end's on the end. Slowly turn it in your holding hand, and hit it quite hard along this latitude girth line. It should split cleanly in two pieces. This is how the temples split them and how you see them in pictures of Ganesha etc.
Here is Manchester, North England.
It'd be pretty tough to get a hammer here in 21 hours.
I think I'd misunderstood the wikihow as to eye location.
Thanks very much, this should be feasible now.
Now I know that everybody will be worrying about this until they find out, so I'll be sure to let you all know how it goes.
lol amazon can do it!!!
You wanna give it a go, be my guest, it'd be good to have a hammer.
I'm definitely gonna go with the first method first, I feel I'd lose out on the milk the other way, which I'm hoping to use in a curry.
Although it is much more dramatic. Maybe I'll buy more coconuts.
Kinda looking forward to having a go at this.
We'll see if I like the taste of the meat.
Although it is much more dramatic. Maybe I'll buy more coconuts.
Kinda looking forward to having a go at this.
We'll see if I like the taste of the meat.
Ohh, that's good. Dal on Thursday it is.
You should see the guys on the side of the road open the green ones in India. Four chops with the machete, and he's got a perfect square hole on top. Our priests here do it to when they're being used for abhishekham. It's just a lot of practice, but still it's kind of funny watching people who've never done it before try.
The suspense is over! Having found the holes, I managed to get into one, but neither of the others, due to lack of tools. Tried to knock my way around the centre, but that didn't get anywhere, so I ended up going with Bunyip's admittedly rather artless method and smashing it against the concrete in the back yard.
I couldn't have made it through this without you guys. We've all forged a real emotional bond through our solidarity in this dark and tumultuous time.
I couldn't have made it through this without you guys. We've all forged a real emotional bond through our solidarity in this dark and tumultuous time.
I went on a journey reading this.
1) Oh, Wirey's commented. This should be surreal and inappropriate.
2) Oh, OK, fair enough, he's actually being sensible about this, this is helpful. I'm kind of let down.
3) Wait, no, it's still Wirey after all.