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And nothing of note will be lost. Cavendish bananas are disgusting, and I am proud to say that I haven't eaten one since accidentally biting into one on my firs
by kchoudhu 9y ago
And nothing of note will be lost. Cavendish bananas are disgusting, and I am proud to say that I haven't eaten one since accidentally biting into one on my first day of school in the US over a decade and a half ago.
- ChrisClark 9y agoThat seems a little extremist. You had one bite from a banana which could have even gone bad. And suddenly you know that it's entire line is horrible and never thought to test that theory, instead sticking to your own form of dogma. :)
- mcphage 9y agoThat's a stupid thing to be proud of.
- bananayes 9y agoQuite. Sadly, idiots like him/her somehow survive. Being “proud” of the fruits they like/hate, the technology they use, the country they just happened to be born into. It’s all rather disgraceful. :/
- codewritinfool 9y agoUsername checks out.
- codewritinfool 9y agoBoo hoo. How do you know it wasn't just a bad banana?
- HillaryBriss 9y agoone of the problems with losing the Cavendish is that it's an abundant producer and a lot of people depend upon it for sustenance. losing the Cavendish would mean losing an important food stock in certain parts of the world.