I am confessing my undying love. My heart is aflutter.

[Betticus]

http://www.planetorganics.com/produceimages/94.jpg


The Temptation Melon is a newer variety of melon, which is a cross between a honeydew and cantaloupe. Looks like honeydew on the outside, and a cantaloupe on the inside. It even shares the taste qualities of both melons: sweet & juicy! These melons are sweet and refreshing and are a wonderful addition to breakfast. Also try them with a sprinkle of ginger, salt, or a squeeze of lemon or lime. These melons add sweetness to fruit salads or in refreshing drinks, such as fruit punches or daiquiris.

 

[kiten69]

Never heard of it. . .

 

[Betticus]

It's so damn good it'll make your face melt.

 

[pink]

i've got nice melons. Just sayin.

 

[Betticus]

i've got nice melons. Just sayin.

I'll bet.

 

[kiten69]

It's so damn good it'll make your face melt.

Stop teasing and send me one already!

 

[pink]

I'll bet.

Ask around, they are famous.

 

[Betticus]

Stop teasing and send me one already!

I have a few growing, the plants are about six inches now.

 

[Betticus]

Ask around, they are famous.

I think they were in your last av.

 

[kiten69]

I have a few growing, the plants are about six inches now.

How long till they produce fruit?

 

[graceanne]

It's so damn good it'll make your face melt.

FACES CAN MELT?

I DO NOT WANT ANY OF THOSE!

*checks face to be sure it hasn't melted*

i've got nice melons. Just sayin.

Yeha, we know. Braggart.

 

[Betticus]

How long till they produce fruit?

Umm, three months to a ripe melon I think. But I have one I just got from the store too.

 

[kiten69]

Umm, three months to a ripe melon I think. But I have one I just got from the store too.

So that means in three months I'll have a fresh one delivered to my door all the way from New Mexico! I've heard old t-shirts make GREAT packing material.

 

[Betticus]

So that means in three months I'll have a fresh one delivered to my door all the way from New Mexico! I've heard old t-shirts make GREAT packing material.

Old used daddy t-shirts make good melon packing material??? Who knew!

 

[kiten69]

Old used daddy t-shirts make good melon packing material??? Who knew!

Duh! You didn't know that?

 

[Betticus]

Duh! You didn't know that?

It's a surprise to me.

 

[Mrs. Sanj]

I haven't seen those before, sounds good though.

 

[Betticus]

I haven't seen those before, sounds good though.

*peeks at my melon*

*peeks at Mrs. Sanj*

 

[graceanne]

http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/01/27/funny-pictures-but-thet-egg-freekz-me-out/

 

[kiten69]

http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/01/27/funny-pictures-but-thet-egg-freekz-me-out/

Hahahahaha

 

[Mrs. Sanj]

*peeks at my melon*

*peeks at Mrs. Sanj*

I don't share but am not opposed to others sharing if they feel like it!

No seriously, is that real?

 

[YourCaptor]

That thing looks like haggis.

The contrast between the two, beauty and the beast.

 

[kinkyknickers]

http://www.planetorganics.com/produceimages/94.jpg


The Temptation Melon is a newer variety of melon, which is a cross between a honeydew and cantaloupe. Looks like honeydew on the outside, and a cantaloupe on the inside. It even shares the taste qualities of both melons: sweet & juicy! These melons are sweet and refreshing and are a wonderful addition to breakfast. Also try them with a sprinkle of ginger, salt, or a squeeze of lemon or lime. These melons add sweetness to fruit salads or in refreshing drinks, such as fruit punches or daiquiris.

Yes.... but can you fuck it?

 

[YourCaptor]

I don't share but am not opposed to others sharing if they feel like it!

No seriously, is that real?

Muy bonita!!

de la muerte

Thats as far as my Spanish will take me.

 

[Betticus]

I don't share but am not opposed to others sharing if they feel like it!

No seriously, is that real?

Yes it is real but I was just trying to say your melons in your av look pretty damn awesome as well.

It's called a temptation or an orange fleshed honeydew.

http://www.seedquest.com/vegetables/melon/expo/sakata/temptation.htm