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Watermelon Survives 150 Foot Drop With Just a Protective Spray Cover

Watermelon, renowned for being a delicious, refreshing treat, is also a wonderful source of entertainment, as a result of its ability to explode in a most humorous manner. Sure, bananas might be the go-to fruit in the comedy world, what with their shape and slippery peels, but watermelons can do so much more. Take a sledgehammer to them and you can have an entire stand-up career; throw some off the roof of a building and you can fill entire late night show segments and be called an innovator.

That is, so long as you don’t make them indestructible with a simple spray on protective cover.

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That’s just what the guys at the YouTube channel How Ridiculous did, covering a watermelon with Line-X Spray, a product marketed as a way to protect the beds of pick-up trucks, before dropping the watermelon from 45 meters in the air (about 150 feet), where instead of exploding in to nothingness (like the regular watermelon did), it bounced like a basketball.

We first came across this video at Sploid, and while the exterior of the watermelon remained intact, the interior turned into a mush of red goop. But even getting to the innards required a power saw to open the whole thing up, after numerous swings of an ax proved futile.

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If this is secretly some viral advertisement from Line-X Spray, I don’t even care. That’s just good hustle.

And you know what else? Watermelons are hilarious even when they can’t be destroyed.

What other item would you like to see put in to a Line-X Spray challenge? Drop into our comments below to tell us.

Images: How Ridiculous

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