50-60% of our DNA is exactly the same as a banana. Which means that some people are 10% more banana than others. I'm pretty sure in the "more banana" group.
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Noooooo...how can that be? But I like banana's................
patchoullijulie
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June 3, 2018
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Well, I’ve been called a banana before (yellow on the outside, white on the inside). Don’t ask.
graceylou
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June 3, 2018
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That is FUNNY!
You haven't experienced the banana world - you're confined to the gaol (jail in American) of the big banana corporations and their particular "Cavendish" banana. There are over 500 varieties. Here is one of my favourites. [en.wikipedia.org]
@Tomaf I’m not half yellow half white. Banana is used somewhat in an insulting way (not really quite a derogatory term) to refer to Asians (of immigrant families) who are very westernized. It was a very big deal where I grew up where there was a large more recent Asian immigrant population. Bananas are seen as not the real thing.
@Petter Oh I know there are many varieties as I'm well traveled. I actually grew up eating mostly plantains common in the tropical area where I was born. Anyhow, I can no longer eat bananas due to allergies so it really doesn't matter what colour they are. I didn't invent the term "banana" when referring to certain people.
I thought so too, Duke. Maybe, it's your natural appeal (a-peel).
SamHarrisFan
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June 3, 2018
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LOL! Puts new meaning to the term, "He's bananas!"
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