What is wrong with this fruit?

Is it seeds on the inside and seeds on the outside?

20 seconds? Really? It was immediately obvious to me. Wonder why for me and not for you? I did not eat any of the two fruits recently (though I did see both of them a couple of days ago - it that sufficient "priming"?).

Gorgeous! And clever! btw, I'm back to find your post about the infographics book and send to a friend.

Looks delicious!

(Spoiler alert.)

It was instant for me: kiwifruit with strawberry skins??? Being a kiwi myself might help...?

Nice art work, though.

Strawberry skins on kiwi fruit? That jumped out at me. Maybe you've been working too hard lately?!

Y'all aren't quite catching what I wrote - it was the first photo over on SheChive's post, which includes about a dozen weird fruit photos, that I stared at blankly: a tomato lemon. Which is not necessarily any less obvious than the kiwi strawberry, but the kiwi strawberry was my favorite, which is why I shared it here.

>>Is it seeds on the inside and seeds on the outside?

What's on the outside of strawberries are fruitlets, not seeds, although each fruitlet contains one seed. The big fleshy part of a strawberry is a modified receptacle, the stem portion of a flower. We call this an accessory fruit.

The most eccentric thing I've ever done with fruit is probably this: http://outerhoard.wordpress.com/2007/02/03/fruithenge/

Fruitlets! Well, fuck me!

I think the pear with the watermelon skin and coconut interior is my favorite. It looks unjustifiably delicious to me.