Sunday 13 July 2008

Watermelon Latest

I.C. - Smiling Watermelon (2008)Two years ago Coxsoft Art showed you the cubed watermelon (CLICK). Now here's the latest news on the watermelon front. Researchers in the USA have found that eating watermelon has a similar effect on the body to popping Viagra! The fruit contains an organic compound called citrulline which relaxes blood vessels and improves the flow of blood to intimate places. Watermelons also contain the anti-oxidant lycopene, which is good for the skin. What would we do without the Texas Fruit and Vegetable Improvement Center? Any luck with honeydews, guys? They taste better than watermelons and their skins make effective slug traps.

4 Comments:

At 14/7/08, Blogger Robert said...

A seriously fruity Blog, I look forward to returning regularly.

I will send you an invitation to the AFAS bash at the Mall Galleries next year. The sand sculptures on Weymouth beach have been equally breath taking in years past often painted and quite extensive.

 
At 14/7/08, Blogger Unknown said...

Hi, Robert

Thanks for the compliment and the future invite. You can let me know if the watermelon works!

Love the dachshund. Have you a website I can feature?

 
At 14/7/08, Blogger Robert said...

Do you mean mine or the AFAS?

I like your pictures on Coxsoft Art; are you adding to it? You may find my top 100 (0) sculptures blog quite entertaining, I have reached around 165 I think! I put Mich's David in very reluctantly as I have very strong views on its lack of appeal,indeed I am tempted to remove it before I get to 1000!

http://top100sculptures.blogspot.com/

 
At 15/7/08, Blogger Unknown said...

Yours.

I see you've received my e-mail since posting this comment.

Thanks for the link to your top "100" sculptures. I'll check it out.

I occasionally add to my Coxsoft Art website. There's a What's New Page. But blogging takes up much of my spare time and my blog gets a lot more hits than my website. I've been meaning to update the website for weeks....

 

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