How Sweet Are Japan's Genetically Altered Watermelons?

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The discussion highlights the enjoyment of a unique variety of genetically altered watermelons from Japan, noted for their exceptional sweetness, seedlessness, and manageable size of about 6 inches in diameter. Participants express enthusiasm for these watermelons, particularly in Guam, where they are more accessible due to geographic proximity. There is also a light-hearted exchange regarding a photo taken of the watermelon, with humorous comments about its quality and a playful misunderstanding about a supposed finger in the image. The conversation reflects a shared appreciation for the fruit's taste and the novelty of its characteristics, with some participants reminiscing about past experiences with similar watermelons.
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The Japanese have done it again!

WoW@@@! I just ate half a watermelon, it was sooo delicious, like eating cake.

I don't know if you've had them in the states yet, but because of Guam's close proximity to Japan, we've been privlidged to taste these extraordinary genetically altered watermelons. They are VERY sweet, seedless, and about 6 diameter (16 cm.). w00t amazing!

I took a picture. Then I took another one because it looked blurry. The second was blurry. Today a remembered I should focus the camera first.

Here's a picture:
http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/1584/10009124gz.jpg
 
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... is that a finger??!?
 
Pengwuino said:
... is that a finger??!?
:confused: Huh? I don't see anything that looks like a finger.

Ooh, that sounds like a perfect watermelon...seedless and small. We have seedless watermelons, but nothing that is of a reasonably small enough size for a single person like me to buy.
 
Gosh moonbear, oblivious to the joke :P
 
Pengwuino said:
Gosh moonbear, oblivious to the joke :P
Uh oh...I tweaked Motai's joke detector today, and apparently I messed up my own in the process! :eek: :smile:
 
Pengwuino said:
... is that a finger??!?
Ohhh OH oh! It took me like 5 seconds but I figured it out.

Wouldn't want to spoil to for you guys though.

Chili.

It is very sweet, oh yes it is.
 
we had those in guam like, 2918748 years ago lol
 

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