Why do people misunderstand each other sometimes?
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Hey guys, do you like to fish?
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It's fun esp. when you go fishing by a boat. You don't have to eat fishes that you catch.
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Geddoff me banana!arildno said:Banana, banana!
I'll disarm that guy!
*Rushes after the flying banana, is about to overtake it, but stumbles, face slamming into El Hombre's crotch*
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I hope all of people who talk about banana, step on one and slip!

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Banana, bread and nutella :D
Daminc
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Beware arildno, I've just ordered a stealth banana to be launched.
Funnily enough I had one of those about three weeks ago.Banana, bread and nutella
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Beware of people who smile at you while holding a banana.arildno said:Am I in danger of getting stabbed in the back all of a sudden?
Daminc
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It's targetted at your feet. Your sole shall be displaced and you shall fall on your butt.
That's the plan anyway
That's the plan anyway
El Hombre Invisible
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Has anyone ever slipped on a banana or banana peel? The only fruit I've ever slipped on was a rotten tomato, which was scary because I was hanging off a bridge at the time (ahhhh, my days of being the bridge-climbing champion of Shrewsbury...).
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El Hombre Invisible said:Beware of people who smile at you while holding a banana.
Daminc said:It's targetted at your feet. Your sole shall be displaced and you shall fall on your butt.
That's the plan anyway
Unfriendly banana-wielders both of you!
I've made friendly overtures and been receptive and open to any suggestions, and how I am repaid for that?
Fie, you're no fun to play with!
And don't you dare, El Hombre, to try and slip on ME; it'll hurt, I promise.El Hombre said:Has anyone ever slipped on a banana or banana peel? The only fruit I've ever slipped on was a rotten tomato, which was scary because I was hanging off a bridge at the time (ahhhh, my days of being the bridge-climbing champion of Shrewsbury...)
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Lisa!
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Misunderstanding and ? what's the relation?
Daminc
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Lisa! how can you NOT like bananas ? Is it the taste? The texture?
Daminc
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Chocolate does that and I bet you like chocolate.
Nomy-the wanderer
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arildno said:It doesn't; not right away.
I want to chew on my food before it softens; the banana does so way too prematurely.
And that makes u just eat more and mroe and more... :!)
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