Though really, when does a watermelon experiment go right?*
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*Gallagher does not count
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I knew it was going to be bad when I saw that kid’s hair. Also, someone’s mom is super pissed right now.
I love how the two boys are messing with each other and basically miss the moment when it explodes. Typical brothers.
I was enjoying how one kid was a lot better at applying the rubber bands than the other kid. Do you think the better kid felt contempt grow in his heart with each rubber band? Will the lamer kid be subtly haunted his whole life by a conviction that he’s just not graceful at simple things? Also it occurs to me the mom might secretly be glad that 1974 light fixture, with all its weird shadow-casting, is finally destroyed. And the dad will ask why they hell they didn’t blow the watermelon up outside.
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