I love these things dump #3

Jul 31, 2021 2:42 PM

Large toad tax.

#2 - They should use that on Call The Midwife.

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#19 I did something similar with one of my team members involving slicing ankles with a machete. She never defeated me.

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#1 that's what bananas used to taste like! That variety was over used and was subject to plight. Banana extract tastes the same

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Specifically, what Gros Michel used to taste like, not the Cavendish we now have. — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gros_Michel_banana

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#14 I think they meant Steven Tyler. No self respecting person likes the Beatles version better.

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Sentences that end too late.

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Pretty much every cover of a Beatles song is better than the Beatles version. There are a could of exceptions, but not many.

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#1 it's based on the flavor of a type of banana that no longer exists

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#1 I was thinking more of the tailors of the emperor new clothes hired as contractors for that one

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#7 No one died on that tour.

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#19 Am I the only one who immediately imagined this exchange between Michael and Dwight?

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#1 Highly likely that it tastes like a version of banana which went extinct from disease right after everyone used it as the flavour.

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Idk I think it kinda taste like bananas

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Always updoot the toad!

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Quality dump. I’ve stolen several for later, thanks.

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#1 https://www.sciencefriday.com/articles/why-dont-banana-candies-taste-like-real-bananas/

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I don't understand why the other comments telling about Gros Michel are getting downvotes?

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Foot loose Canadian version!

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OK, the 'Cpt. Dead Dad' one got me. +1

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#2 I worked with an obs surgeon who would pretend to throw the baby to the midwife after every caesarian. Every time.

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#1 the flavor of banana candy is actually based on a type of banana that went extinct ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Specifically, what Gros Michel used to taste like, not the Cavendish we now have. — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gros_Michel_banana

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#15 your name is Hook. Captain James Hook. The hand is just a hilarious coincidence.

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In the novel, Barrie writes "Hook was not his true name. To reveal who he really was would even at this date set the country in a blaze".

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Well ain't that something! Learn something new every single day.

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In the play, it is implied that he attended Eton College and Balliol College, Oxford, and his final words are "Floreat Etona", Eton's motto.

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GOT TO BE GOOD LOOKIN' CUZ HE'S SO HARD TO SEE!

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#1 most banana flavoured sweets are based on a banana species that is basically now extinct.

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#1 it's what bananas taste like before a plague almost wiped them out. The Taste we have now is because of the modifications to fight that.

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Specifically, what Gros Michel used to taste like, not the Cavendish we now have. — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gros_Michel_banana

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Thanks for more info on this, I never knew particulars about what happened. Why are we getting downvoted for?

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#2 Given how dirty a fresh newborn is, ewwwwwwwwww.

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Fresh newborn? LOL

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I can hear this in his voice.

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Tell me that large toad's name.

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Jeff Goldblum

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That's fucking amazing, thank you

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Jeff Toadblum

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Toad Jeffblum

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#1 the flavor of banana used in candy is based on a strain of banana that no longer exists

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Your so: *unwraps banana now n later* You: "You know, the strai...". Your so: "Ya, I know"

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Fungus wiped out this species of Banana, and is on its way to wiping out the variety of bananas we currently eat as it's replacement

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Whatever the little red bananas are called, I think they taste much more similar to the fake banana flavor.

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Also it is the best fucking flavor

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Big mike !

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Specifically, what Gros Michel used to taste like, not the Cavendish we now have. — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gros_Michel_banana

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knowledge

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I'm kinda glad modern bananas don't taste like banana flavoring. Modern bananas are tasty. Flavoring is not.

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Also “banana yellow, hello! banana green ye be too keen! ARRGGGHHH!!!- pirate ?‍☠️ probably

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The responses to this claim are perfect examples of Murphy's Law.

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I did not fall for it!

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*que captain underpants meme* hey I understood that reference

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That's not Murphy's Law. Murphy's Law is "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion." You meant Willoughby’s Law.

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...that's not Murphy's law either. Murphy's law is "what can go wrong, will go wrong." Go google it. This exchange is a train wreck.

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I think they were proving Cunningham’s law where you say something wrong on the internet and it will be explained

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I think you're giving them entirely too much credit.

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How are they in any way examples of finely sliced cabbage and dressing?

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I thought Murphyslaw was thinly cut cabbage with vinaigrette or mayonnaise.

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Naw that's Cole's Law.

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*cue. Thereby proving the point

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Incorrect. It still exists but if functionality extinct.

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It exists still, but it's endangered.

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Just like how our current bananas won't exist much longer, there's a new strain of what wiped those out attacking our current variety

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bananas are genetically weak af. darwinism and what not.

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It's because all bananas are clones. So they're not genetically weak, they're just not diverse.

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avocados and apples too. they dont grow true to seed.

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That's a different thing. Apples are ridiculously genetically diverse. Bananas have no seeds and are all literally genetic clones.

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Sort of. The artificial banana flavor (isoamyl acetate) used happens to taste a LOT like the Gros Michael banana variety...

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But it wasn't based on it. Gros Michael is a one-note pony with overwhelming banana flavor which is why the artificial is associated w it

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I was eating a banana the other day and managed to taste that flavor. I don’t remember what I did wrong

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Thank you, all knowing banananana man

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Nah, just a botanist

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I just explained botany to my weirdos today while repotting houseplants! I told them botanists don't kill nearly as many plants as I do.

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Banana man.

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Now I'm picturing you peeling a banana slightly open, then swirling it under your nose with your eyes closed.

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And commenting on the soil conditions of that region during the season

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I can tell the country of origin, date of harvest, and the name of the person who picked it by the smell.

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But can you tell anything about the person who put it in their butt?

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The banana still exists, it's just not widely farmed

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I have some, my extended family used to run a banana boat before the bananas switched. They’re okay

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They switched? Which boat do the bananas prefer now?

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There's a sunscreen joke in there somewhere.

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Nope it officially went extinct in 1965

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Nah, still around. Even experimenting on it. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3525978/

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Extinct in commercial agriculture and not widely available . Expensive but you can still get them.

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They are extremely rare and extremely expensive. It's not like you can Amazon them, you have to find special growers who have small quantity

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#1 Banana flavoring is based on the Gros Michel banana. The banana you see in stores is the Cavendish.

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Slightly yes, but also much more of no candy really tastes like the fruit it's based on

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You don't know what I see in stores.

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Unless you're going to a real specialty boutique, I know you're not seeing anything but Cavendish.

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No you don't. How could you possibly know that?

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Because unless you're living in South America, that's pretty much all grocery stores have in stock.

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My local Safeway (California central coast) has red bananas and occasionally apple bananas (my favorite). They're more expensive but present

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How do you know I don't live in South America? How do you know I even look at bananas at all while shopping? How do you know I'm not blind?

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Some people think that there’s only one kind of banana. I thought so as a kid. I’m now married to a Brazilian, who finds this hilarious.

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If you're only getting your bananas by ship, Cavendish basically is the only kind of banana you get.

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Well, there's also mini bananas, those might be a different breed. But they also cost the same per banana as full size ones.

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So like, ten dollars?

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Woah, how many is a brazilian?

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…There’s not just one…? My whole life is a lie.

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There’s all kinds! Some are only eaten after they’re cooked, while others are small, sweet and considered a dessert item (in Brazil).

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Yeah... Cavendish is just the easiest to farm/transport, so that's pretty much the only thing in North America. Sucks for biodiversity, tho.

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Cavendish is fish eggs, your thinking of Cavenders.

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Murphy's Law in action here

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What a shitshow

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Cavenders is a chain of boot stores. You're thinking of the Cave dwellers

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No Cavender's is a boot store you're thinking of Caveats.

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Cavendish is a sprint specialist cyclist

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Cavenders is how you track days of the month th. You’re thinking of colanders

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Cavenders are boots. You’re thinking of Cumberbatch

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Colander is a wine. What you meant was Colgate.

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Colgate is a sugary teethpaste, you're thinking of coelacanth

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Coelacanth are fish, the word you're looking for is Columnist

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