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  1. Quoted message said:
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    Weird factoid of the day:

    In Iran they peel bananas _upside down_.

    Do they stand on their heads, or hang from their knees?

    Dunno, but factoid for tomorrow is that chimpanzees peel them sideways.

  2. Mark Thompson said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Weird factoid of the day:

    In Iran they peel bananas _upside down_.

    Do they stand on their heads, or hang from their knees?

    Dunno, but factoid for tomorrow is that chimpanzees peel them sideways.

    This is true, and they eat them that way too.
    Well not sure about chimps specifically or exclusively, but
    banana-eating apes do eat them sideways, because they are sweeter that
    way. I recommend you try it - makes those tasteless american bananas
    taste much better.

    --
    AndyM.

  3. Ambrose Nankivell said:

    And in Congo. It's actually easier to get in that end.

    Nah, I reckon it's because their brains are addled from drinking all
    that Um Bongo.

    d.

  4. Blonde said:

    Heh heh! I don't think they are owt to do wth that telly programme.

    Ah. I have seen some in the shops that have a picture of that gurning
    ginger freak on the wrapper, but I guess they aren't the ones you mean.

    d.

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