Guy’s (water)melon monster sculpture

Guy selects the letter ‘M’, partly because he thinks he could also use it upside-down as a ‘W’, if necessary.

He creates a sculpture of a monster out of a (water)melon, some mandarins, and mustard. Although Guy initially used a knife to cut the watermelon, despite ‘knife’ not beginning with ‘M’ or ‘W’, he is not penalised for this. He subsequently finishes sculpting his watermelon using his mouth, instead.

Jeremy points out that Guy hadn’t specifically included any items beginning with ‘W’ to take advantage of his hack, noting that he could have just referred to the melon as a ‘watermelon’. Guy admits that he hadn’t thought of that.

Guy earns 4 points.

(Written by David Fuller and proofread by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: David Fuller)