Start Of Banana Farming In Africa Pushed Back 2000 Years

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[ApplegateRanch]

I'll put the very small, red ones from Mexico's Sierra Madre up against any.

[wyattearp]

Does this make bananas taste different today than yesterday when we didn't know this?

Have you ever, like, really contemplated the banana? I mean, like, they're yellow, and stuff. Horses like 'em, but ya gotta peel 'em first. Otherwise, they, like, bury them like they do a zucchini, and then they give ya dirty looks afterwords. Like you fed them a zucchini or something. Zucchinis are green and everything. But bananas, they're yellow, and stuff. Like, Wow.

(had to say it, whatever "it" is, and you were up.)

[wyattearp]

Umm... How did gorillas get by without bananas?

By painting zucchini yellow and holding their noses.

[The Red Zone]

And they had to wait 4 millenia for the ice cream.

[Renfield]

"...I'll put the very small, red ones from Mexico's Sierra Madre up against any..."

The Shoppers Food Warehouse chain here in Maryland carries those. They are indeed tasty.

[blam]

Africa's Earliest Bananas?

[taxesareforever]

LOL!