<p>oh fascination. you and your obscure questions.</p>
<p>although, I did answer your obscure question so maybe I shouldn’t be talking</p>
<p>Bananas are great with water. Bananas are also good after jogging to help you rehydrate :).</p>
<p>I like mine * with a touch of green*. yeah. I used to buy them because they can be so cheap - like .28c a lb.</p>
<p>I like bananas when they’re yellow!! I hate when they have spots!!!</p>
<p>I will only eat them if they are a uniform, bright yellow with no brown spots. And they absolutely CANNOT be mushy (the thought of it makes me gag)</p>
<p>I like my bananas with a GREAT touch of green. I like them hard because when they are brown they turn mushy, ew. I won’t eat it if it has black spots or if it isn’t completely yellow and hard.</p>
<p>Still some green on them. The flavor and crispness (sort of, I can’t describe it) is amazing. Like a completely different food from fully yellow bananas… And NO spots…</p>
<p>I just had the most perfect banana. No green, the majority of it was yellow but it had just a touch of brown so that it was still hard but somewhat soft at the same time. One might even say, it was the “master race” of the banana.</p>
<p>Master race. Uh oh. There’s been a lot of action about that recently. Sure you don’t want to form a bananas master race and serve as an admissions officer like the others?</p>
<p>But that’ll cause master race fragmentation.</p>
<p>That banana sounds liked it was worthy of Master Race recognition. Too bad it was a banana, not a human.</p>
<p>Mostly yellow, but with some brown.</p>
<p>Yeah, that’s a good idea el. I will make a list of qualifications for this master race and laugh as other bananas are denied admission. </p>
<p>Sorry dfree, but the banana master race scoffs at your comment.</p>
<p>^Cool, sounds like a plan.</p>
<p>Out of curiosity, are you part of the master race?</p>
<p>^ I’m assuming you’re talking about the so-called “human” master race, aka the inferior master race. No, my INTP matches but my puny 5’8’'ness doesn’t cut it. Maybe one day.</p>
<p>Oh yeah, the inferior one. My height qualifies me, but my INFP/INFJ does not. You and me both, yankee.</p>
<p>Yankees I believe that you can grow another 3 inches, and, one day, you will join me in the Master Race. </p>
<p>Alternatively you can get leg lengthening surgery. If you decide to take this route I will invest $15 in your procedure.</p>
<p>Don’t buy into it, yankee. I think you are perfect the way you are <3. Stick with the banana master race.</p>
<p>I dunno, that sounds tempting. With that generous donation, I’ll only need another $12,485.</p>
<p>You’re right, though. I think the banana master race will prove triumphant over all others.</p>
<p>Good choice. And you get to make the rules.</p>