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It's not that hard to break an apple into quarters
The human hand can do it without any trick or help. And don't let anyone tell you a green apple is easier to break than a red one. Colour doesn't matter. You just need to practise. Start with an apple that is easy to break like a golden delicious (green). Then work yourself up the chain until you manage to break a granny smith (also green). If it is too hard for you, use your leg to support your hands.
The attached vid or the pics show you exactly how to do it.
Maybe you ask yourself why people break their apples apart....
1) It's way cool
2) It's even cooler when someone sees you break one apart as if it is the most natural thing in the world
3) you will instantly see if the core is okay.
4) if the seeds are not existent or if they are way to small or if they look unhealthy, think about pesticides and bury that poor thing.
Anyway, enjoy!!
The human hand can do it without any trick or help. And don't let anyone tell you a green apple is easier to break than a red one. Colour doesn't matter. You just need to practise. Start with an apple that is easy to break like a golden delicious (green). Then work yourself up the chain until you manage to break a granny smith (also green). If it is too hard for you, use your leg to support your hands.
The attached vid or the pics show you exactly how to do it.
Maybe you ask yourself why people break their apples apart....
1) It's way cool
2) It's even cooler when someone sees you break one apart as if it is the most natural thing in the world
3) you will instantly see if the core is okay.
4) if the seeds are not existent or if they are way to small or if they look unhealthy, think about pesticides and bury that poor thing.
Anyway, enjoy!!
feats are many things. They can test strength, endurance, flexibility, diet, and many others.
In summary, a feat is a trick that everyone doubts it is possible, yet it is possible by that person's ability to do things.
I hope EVERYONE understands.
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DID I SPELL THAT RIGHT
Note, when I did it, I used no twisting force, so not like rotating the two halves opposite directions. Instead, you pull it directly apart. That was a question I had when I was trying.
"And don't let anyone tell you a green apple is easier to break than a red one. Colour doesn't matter."
Then you say
."Start with an apple that is easy to break like a golden delicious (green). "
So which is it?
Sometimes GD's can also be yellow ...
so i just pulled the sucker apart with my thumbs
i feel so manly today
thank you