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- Nancy Ransom ate a banana while talking to Leonard McCoy. (TOS novel: The Great Starship Race) Spock ate a banana which had been offered him by Lucas Freed. (TOS novel: Black Fire) Peter Joseph had an allergy to bananas. (STA novel: Three) Turrok ate a banana which had been offered him by the USS Enterprise-D crew. (TNG novel: War Drums)
- Vernon Dursley bought four packets of crisps and four bananas to feed himself, his wife Petunia, his son Dudley, and his nephew Harry Potter on the night that they stayed in the Hut-on-the-Rock in 1991. The password to Gryffindor Tower in January 1995 was "banana fritters." They are also an ingredient for the Ageing Potion.
- The Banana varies in colour depending on its level of growth, known as ripeness. Typically, they are yellow, but may be seen in a less ripe stage, giving them a green outer layer. The fruit has been described as a "leathery berry". There is a protective outer layer (a peel or skin) with numerous long, thin strings, which run lengthwise between the skin and the edible inner portion. The inner part of the common yellow dessert variety can be split lengthwise into three sections that correspond to the inner portions of the three carpels by manually deforming the unopened fruit. In cultivated varieties, the seeds are diminished nearly to non-existence; their remnants are tiny black specks in the interior of the fruit.
- The Banana first appeared in Ms. Pac-Man worth 5,000 points. It also appears in Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness, several other Ms. Pac-Man games, and Pac-Mania for the same point value. In the Pac-Man CE games, it is worth 2,000 points. In Pac-Man World, it gives you 800 points.
- Bananas were a yellowish/green fruit found in the galaxy. They sometimes had brown spots after growing too ripe. Bananas were typically the shape of a crescent.
- Bananas are the almighty source of the life substance known as POTASSIUM. POTASSIUM is needed for all daily functions. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. A banana a day will increase your POTASSIUM intake tenfold! People often associate humor with the banana and they don't know why. This is it: a long time ago, Arthur Fonzzerelli picked up a banana and held it in the sky and said, this fruit shall be above all other fruits. That's it. It isn't that exciting of a story. Plus it kind of looks like a penis.
- Eating a banana restores 2 hitpoints. Bananas can be stuck into a bottle of Karamja rum by using it on the rum.
- A banana is a slang term in sl for the ultracheap unscripted cock attachment. Most frequently seen on newbie males in orgy rooms. Also One Linden Woodie.
- Een Banana, in het Nederlands Banaan, is een vrucht op RuneScape die te plukken is op Karamja, maar ook te koop is bij Wydin's Food Store in de Player Stock voor 2 gp. De prijs op de Grand Exchange is op het moment gp. Je kunt ook banana's maken met magic (Bones to Banana's spell). Hiervoor heb je wel bones en runes nodig. Voor de Pirate's Treasure quest moet je tussen de bananen een fles Karamjan Rum plaatsen. Je hebt de Banana ook nodig om de spell Ape Atoll Teleport uit te spreken. Banana's worden ook gebruikt als Second Ingredients bij het maken van Fruit Bats bij Summoning.
- Banana is a short film from Illumination Entertainment and Universal Pictures, starring the Minions of Despicable Me. It was released with the DVD & Blu-Ray release of Despicable Me on December 14, 2010 and the third and last in the series of Despicable Me short films, the first being Home Makeover and the second being Orientation Day.
- Humans used their Intelligence to Design the perfect fruit we know and love today. This validated the theory of Intelligent Design, which says that things like skyscrapers and Mount Rushmore had to have intelligent, non-random causes. However, some so-called scientists believe that God created wild bananas to be inedible as they used to be,. Well there's overwhelming evidence that cultivated bananas were in fact intelligently designed by humans instead of stupidly created.
- The BANANA (バナナ Banana?) is a Board type Extreme Gear that appeared in Sonic Riders. It is Aiai's character-exclusive Extreme Gear, meaning only he can use it, and it is his default Extreme Gear.
- Several bananas were seen along with lots of other junk that had been tossed into the ocean, and the Krim family used Noah Tall's Sucker Tube to clean up the junk, sucking it into the tube. Some bananas were in a fruit bowl next to where Robin was sitting when he was doing bodyguard duty for the Krim family in Marvin's backyard. There were also pears and oranges.
- Le donne, principali fruitrici di questo alimento, amano riempirsi la bocca con grosse bananone nere, che a volte lasciano scivolare sul proprio corpo per appoggiarle in luoghi piuttosto intimi, senza un motivo apparente. Per maggiori informazioni a riguardo consultare la pagina Banana Yoshimoto.
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- Banana is a fruit.
- Banana is a level 1 trade good.
- Bananas are a soft yellow fruit native to Earth.
- Bananas are essences that grow on trees.
- Bananas are a type of food that appear in all Mother Games. In Earthbound you can purchase Bananas for $5 from the old woman in Burglin Park. List of bananas
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- Banana is an acidic piece of water that killed Teridax. Banana is an element with which the user can produce lots of banana peels and make people slip on them. This power enables a user to make another person go insane by permanently placing the song "Banana Phone" in their heads and making everything they eat taste of Bananas.
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- A Banana is a food item that can be bought at several locations: they are in the Grocery section of the Food Store, the Petlings & Fish Food section of the Grocery Store, and the Petlings section of the Garden Store. They are different from Homegrown Bananas.
- Gabriela supplied Indiana Jones with bananas in the mid-1930s. The fruits could also be obtained from the grocer José, in exchange for some Tequila.
- Bananas are a food item from Far Harad. They grow on the upper trunks of banana trees: Each tree bears 4 bananas upon its upper trunk.
- Bananas are yummy little yellow fruit shaped like boomerangs, for all you Australians out there. Anyway, Bananas are mainly eaten by Monkeys like Jovani, as well as Link's Gym Partner. Stalfos throws their peels at people which annoys them, A LOT. Image:Tetraforce32x32.gif This article is a . The Tetraforce demands you help My English Wiki by vandalising it.
- Banana is a RainWing guard who was briefly mentioned in Winter Turning when Queen Glory mistook Heliconia for Banana. Glory had mistaken Heliconia for Banana. It is highly unlikely that she was simply offering Winter a banana, for obvious reasons and politeness on her sarcastic level.
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- A Banana is the most common item in the Donkey Kong series, appearing in almost every one. They look exactly like their real-world equivalent, with a yellow peel and a soft inside. Collecting 100 of these gives a Kong an extra life, as stated in the Donkey Kong Country manual: "Grab one hundred of these to earn an extra life. A banana bunch is worth ten bananas". There are also many other forms of Bananas, like Banana Bunches, worth ten Bananas, and Banana Birds. In Donkey Kong 64, bananas could only be collected by Kongs whose color matched.
- A Banana is a food that restores 2 Hits. You can pick bananas from banana trees on Karamja. Each tree holds 5 bananas. Another way of obtaining bananas is to use the bones to bananas spell. You can buy these at Wydin's Food Store, located in Port Sarim. You can also earn 30gp from filling a crate with 10 bananas on Karamja, after getting employment from Lathus.
- Bananas will appear as normal items (like always) in Mario Kart: Unite.
- Banana is an enemy that appears when Bowser and Bowser Junior watch a movie titled The Man With The Banana in Bowser's Biggest Fear. He also watches Part 2 in Bowser's Biggest Fear 2
- This is a crop unlocked at level 56 It can be harvested from a banana tree File:BananaTree.png (see trees) fruiting time : 24 heures Cost of one banana tree : 400 File:Gold.png.
- A banana is a kind of comestible. It is considered vegan food. It can be useful for training primates (any monster represented by Y) to steal from shops; however, it will not tame a non-tame Y in vanilla Nethack.
- A sweet-tasting tropical fruit made famous by its use in slapstick comedy and practical jokes.
- Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is FFE135
- Bananas were a fruit comonly found in the Tri-Island Area. They were the favoured food of monkeys.
- A Banana is one of the most common Items found in Mario Kart Wii. As with the old school slip-on-a-banana routine, these smiling little fruits make vehicles spin out whenever the drive over them. They aren't particularly powerful, so Bananas are usually obtained by Karts/Bikes in 1st-3rd.
- Chercher "banana" sur dicod'Òc (dictionnaires en ligne sur le site du Congrès permanent de la lenga occitana)
- According to the Ninth Doctor, a banana grove grew in Villengard on the former site of the weapons factories. (TV: The Doctor Dances)
- Banana is an enormous hallucinational, floating, sentient banana, usually appearing when other characters are under the influence of mind-altering substances. The Banana has commanded Weebl to do things against his will, often with comedic consequences.
- A banana is an edible fruit produced by several kinds of large herbaceous flowering plants in the genus Musa. The fruit is variable in size, color and firmness, but is usually elongated and curved, with soft flesh rich in starch covered with a rind which may be green, yellow, red, purple, or brown when ripe.
- The Banana (also known as the Banana Peel) is one of the most common items in the Mario Kart series. A Banana Peel causes a vehicle to spin-out if the vehicle touches the slippery item. These items are probably the least effective item in Mario Kart, but tripping on a bunch can effect you greatly. Even one banana can decide whether you're in 1st place or 2nd place.
- Around the 15th and 16th centuries, plantations were developed to cultivate bananas. Eventually, the banana plantations stopped planting varieties of bananas and decided to plant the same sprout. This made work easier, but made the crops more susceptible to foreign diseases. Around the 19th century, bananas were exported from Panama to Costa Rica. The subsequent exports of bananas also resulted in an economic boom in Costa Rica, which gave them enough money to finish a rail stop. Around the 1950s, most of Costa Rica's banana growth ended up devastated due to Panama Disease.
- Banana is a computer animated short film from Illumination Entertainment and Universal Pictures, starring the minions of Despicable Me. It is released with the DVD & Blu-Ray release of Despicable Me on December 14, 2010 and the third and last in the series of Despicable Me short films, the first being Home Makeover and the second being Orientation Day.
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- In Donkey Kong 64, there were five colors of bananas - each color could only be collected by a specific Kong. The bananas come in single, bunches of five, or balloons of ten. Bananas were needed to feed Scoff in order to allow Troff to open the door to the stage's boss.
- In 2010, TJ met the banana at the Copacabana. They immediately took a liking to each other and went back to TJ's house to make love. They moved in together and filmed their sex tape in 2011. This tape was leaked, causing the banana's family to learn about his relationship with TJ. After having so much pressure put on him by his family, the banana left TJ, and hasn't been seen since, although Scotty probably ate it unknowingly.
- Bananas are the favorite food of monkeys. They also appear as in-game items which add points and contribute to extra lives. Bananas are generally spread throughout stages, often appearing in a place that requires additional effort to get to (the more bananas, the more effort), and occasionally in the direct path of the player.
- Bananas are exotic fruit grown on Planet Earth and Mobius. They grow in hanging bunches and must be peeled to eat the fruit inside. For some reason, they are often eaten in fiction by monkeys.
- Banana (バナナ, Banana) is the forty-seventh chapter of the One-Punch Man manga series.
- Bananas are found in abundance around Columbia, but can also be found in lootable containers and on the bodies of defeated enemies. Rotten bananas deplete a small amount of health when consumed and look very similar to their fresh counterparts.
- Bananas can be used to heal players, but their low rate of healing means that most players do not use bananas for this, except in special circumstances where bananas are readily available, such as when training on the creatures which reside in the Karamja volcano. Members growing a curry tree with the Farming skill can pay a gardener five baskets of bananas (a total of 25 bananas) to watch over the tree. Bananas can also be used in farming as an ingredient in making regular compost. The Teleport to Ape Atoll spell requires a banana in addition to its cost in runes.
- In 2268, banana was one of the ice cream flavors the children from the Starnes Expedition asked for. (TOS: "And the Children Shall Lead" ) In 2269, bananas were served at a picnic on the Shore Leave Planet. (TAS: "Once Upon a Planet") In 2270, what appeared to be bananas were among the fruit served on a platter to Kirk, Spock, and McCoy while they were temporarily being held in the Lactra VII zoo. (TAS: " The Eye of the Beholder") Also in 2270, what appeared to be bananas were among the fruit on a platter on the dining table on the USS Enterprise. (TAS: "The Practical Joker")
- Players can find bananas on trees in tropical locations, such as Karamja. Many banana trees are located in the plantation on Musa Point, and one of the easy Karamja Tasks requires players to pick five bananas from the plantation. A charged amulet of glory offers a teleport to just north of these banana trees. Bananas are also available on Ape Atoll, in the yard at the western house of the monkey child and in the south-western crates in the warehouse east of the magic shop.
- Banana is the common name for herbaceous plants of the genus Musa and for the fruit they produce. Bananas come in a variety of sizes and colors when ripe, including yellow, purple, and red. In popular culture and commerce, "banana" usually refers to soft, sweet "dessert" bananas. Bananas from a group of cultivars with firmer, starchier fruit are called plantains. Many varieties of bananas are perennial. Almost all export bananas are of the dessert types; however, only about 10–15% of production is for export. The United States and European Union are the dominant importers.
- Banaani on keltainen hedelmä, jonka pelaaja voi syödä saadakseen 200 elämää. Banaaneja kasvaa esimerkiksi Musa Pointissa Karamjalla. Banaaneja ei käytetä keittotaidossa minkään ruoan valmistamiseen. Banaaneilla voi tienata rahaa matkustaakseen laivalla takaisin Port Sarimiin. Pelaajan tulee ensiksi sopia töistä Luthaksen kanssa, ennenkuin banaaneja voi laittaa Luthaksen laatikkoon. Pelaaja saa 30gp jokaisesta laatikollisesta banaaneja, joita hän täyttää. Banaaneja tulee kerätä yhteensä 10 kappaletta. Banaanin voi leikata veitsellä, kirveellä tai taistelukirveellä ja jopa Godsword bladella.
- A banana is an edible fruit, botanically a berry, produced by several kinds of large herbaceous flowering plants in the genus Musa. In some countries, bananas used for cooking may be called plantains. The fruit is variable in size, color and firmness, but is usually elongated and curved, with soft flesh rich in starch covered with a rind which may be green, yellow, red, purple, or brown when ripe. The fruits grow in clusters hanging from the top of the plant. Almost all modern edible parthenocarpic (seedless) bananas come from two wild species – Musa acuminata and Musa balbisiana. The scientific names of most cultivated bananas are Musa acuminata, Musa balbisiana, and Musa × paradisiaca for the hybrid Musa acuminata × M. balbisiana, depending on their genomic constitution. The old scientif
- A Banana is a popular item found throughout many Nintendo video games, notably the Mario Kart and Donkey Kong Country series, among others. In the Nintendo world, it first appeared in Donkey Kong Jr. for arcades. Mario oftentimes uses it as a weapon, while Yoshi, notably Yellow ones, love this particular fruit. Donkey Kong has a hoard of Bananas in his brand of video games, and oftentimes they'll get stolen by his opponents. In the Mario Kart series, bananas appear as the Banana Peel item. When dropped, opponents can drive over it and spin out giving the other players the chance to pass them.
- Bananas are tropical fruits with sweet, soft, creamy flesh and yellow peels. The most common variety, the Cavendish, can be purchased when the peel is still green and ripened at room temperature. Other varieties have red skin and pink flesh. Bananas are classified either as dessert bananas (meaning they are yellow and fully ripe when eaten) or as green cooking bananas/plantains. Almost all export bananas are of the dessert variety; however, only about 10-15% of all production is for export, with the U.S. and EU being the dominant buyers.
- The 9th Doctor carried a banana and pretended it was a gun. He managed to switch his banana with Captain Jack's Sonic Blaster. The 10th Doctor teaches us to always bring a banana to a party. He thought the plasmavore was going to give him a banana milkshake, someone has got one hell of a fetish. The 11th Doctor used his old trick of switching a gun to a banana to stop Mel Pond (River Song) from shooting him. He also defeated a wooden Cyberman with a banana, because a wooden Cyberman is susceptible to bananas like normal metal Cyberman are susceptible to gold.
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