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Just out of curiosity, who invented the dancing banana thing? They seem very popular in this forum....
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    Where do dancing bananas come from?

    Just out of curiosity, who invented the dancing banana thing? They seem very popular in this forum.
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    Where do dancing bananas come from?
    Well, hazel, when two bananas reaaaaaaallllyy love each other....

    Sorry, had to do it. I seem to remember a post about this fairly recently. The bananas were already here when I joined the forum though, so I can't offer much insight.
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    Smile ..funny

    i didnt knew much of it...new knowledge!

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    Quote Originally Posted by devils casper View Post
    Check this wiki page.
    No freaking way, that was very interesting devils casper, you get a
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    Quote Originally Posted by devils casper View Post
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    Awesome!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by techieMoe View Post
    The bananas were already here when I joined the forum though, so I can't offer much insight.
    I recall back in the old days (ok, Jason and phpbb) the bananas were bigger than Jesus.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vergil83 View Post
    I recall back in the old days (ok, Jason and phpbb) the bananas were bigger than Jesus.
    Yes I do remember, we did have some fun with the bananas.

    btw - Having a sleepless night, I see, Vergil?
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    Hi.

    I don't think this is directly related, but I have always liked the enthusiasm this story illustrates:
    The Golden Banana Award. A Hewlett-Packard Company engineer burst into his manager’s office in Palo Alto, CA to announce he’d just found the solution to a problem the group had been struggling with for many weeks. His manager quickly groped around his desk for some item to acknowledge the accomplishment and ended up handing the employee a banana from his lunch with the words, "Well done. Congratulations!" The employee was initially puzzled, but over time the Golden Banana Award became one of the most prestigious honors bestowed on an inventive employee.

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