Toshimichi Boui (55), a Nara prefecture resident in the furniture business, is making a name for himself by successfully growing pyramid-shaped watermelons.
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4 comments:
OMG, I had to change my Depends when I saw the image you used for this post. Forget pyramid-shaped watermelons: Bubble helmets!!!
Pyramids...meh!
Call me when he can grow a Klein bottle melon.
Of course NASA will announce they "found" the tapes, but we'll never see them.
Just make me a pyramid shaped kitten and I'll be happy!
Bubble helmets rule!
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