i bought a coconut over the weekend and i managed to drill a hole into it with a knife and insert straw and drink the juice. but now it is hollow from inside. how do i break it open and eat it? the knife, the wall, the floor…nothing works 
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hit it on ur head 
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evil tried that too....i think i am too thickheaded.
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poor coconut has to go through all that by u 
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try cutting it open with an electric saw
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omg! y didnt i think of that?
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^b/c u were bz hitting ur head on coconut!
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ask the baby to roll over the coconut :halo:
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coconuts taste yummy....and coconut water is supposed to be really good for u...i heard.
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use a bailan 
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I sent you an official reply back 
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^^ off topic! :(
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We used to cut it open with a junior hacksaw.
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Found this guide online:
After draining the coconut put it inside one of the plastic bags which are now used by practically all supermarkets. Then wrap this bag around the nut. Place the wrapped nut inside another plastic grocery bag (I normally double bag the nut for added strength.) Holding the handles, swing the bag down onto a concrete step, sidewalk, garage floor, etc. You can also throw the bag down which gives you a little more control over the impact. The impact will shatter the coconut shell into several pieces. Throw the nut down several times until the nut is broken into pieces of manageable size. The impact will not only break the shell but will cause much of the coconut meat to separate from it. Open the bag and remove the coconut pieces. Coconut meat which is still attached to the shell can be separated by inserting the blade of a sturdy knife between the meat and the shell and then giving it a twist. The meat will normally pop away from the shell. Rinse the coconut meat to wash off any bits of shell and store in the refrigerator. Some people peel off the thin brown layer but I normally eat that along with the meat. If you are going to grate the coconut for use in a recipe I would suggest peeling off the brown so that the coconut is snow white.
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but my reply was on topic :o
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mmmmmm thanks maddy :) sho shweet u are!