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Watermelons rule
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this post was submitted on 07 Oct 2024
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This feels like one of those things that sounds really reasonable but is, in fact, complete bullshit.
I don’t know about all of it, but a heavy watermelon is well watered and more likely to be sweet since it’s had the resources to put tons of energy into growing all season. The same principle works for finding good citrus, you want something that feels heavy for its size.
'Heavy is reliable' - Boris, Snatch (2000) Heavy is reliable
Boris the Blade? As in... Boris the bullet dodger?
Turkish: Sugar?
Bricktop: No thanks Turkish, I'm sweet enough.
Why do they call him the bullet dodger?
Because he dodges bullets, Avi.
Or it only applies to this specific one breed.
At a specific time of year, in a specific part of the country.
Located entirely within your kitchen.
May I see it?
Actually I follow this guide somewhat and its worked for me so far.