The Banana Is Here

The Banana

The Banana

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No longer known as "Banana" I am now..

 THE BANANA.

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Oh yeah, The Banana is here.
Now we can PARTYYYY!!!!
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It's a subtle change, but a positive one I feel. Banana on it's own is rather jovial whereas The Banana has a sense of gravity and grandeur about it. Enjoy your new persona and feel free to party hard (but remember to drink sensibly).
 
Haha, thanks Mark - well put. :]
I saw somebody called "The Duck" around, and was like.. I don't want to be just any Banana.. I want to be THE Banana. :p
My golden Albino (Banana) is pretty happy about the change, gosh she thinks she owns the world (or at least the axie tank) now. ;)
 
Mark said:
It's a subtle change, but a positive one I feel. Banana on it's own is rather jovial whereas The Banana has a sense of gravity and grandeur about it. Enjoy your new persona and feel free to party hard (but remember to drink sensibly).
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I feel Sarah has not been drinking sensibly judging by her post :D

LOL Sarah :cool:
 
Today I made banana bread with chocolate chips. Yum.
 
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