Hammerhead
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No, that's just what the biology student's girlfriend told him. That's her excuse for not eating the banana.
Originally posted by: FoBoT
http://www.snopes.com/business/deals/bananas.asp
Originally posted by: randomlinh
Originally posted by: FoBoT
http://www.snopes.com/business/deals/bananas.asp
hahaha, wtf?!? I've never heard of bananas as slang for cash.
Originally posted by: dxkj
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=poison+bananas
yes.... i would say so.Originally posted by: Jeeebus
Isn't Gwen Stefani the expert on this?
Originally posted by: Eeezee
I don't know, but they are definitely radioactive. I believe the isotope is K-40. Don't worry though, I think the source in your average banana is like 1 nC, or maybe just a little more than that, which is essentially harmless.
I'm not joking, there are actually a lot of food products with detectable amounts of radioactive isiotopes in them. Eating a bunch of bananas won't hurt you, you're well below the average yearly radiation dosage unless you fly a lot or experience prolonged exposure.
Originally posted by: Eeezee
I don't know, but they are definitely radioactive. I believe the isotope is K-40. Don't worry though, I think the source in your average banana is like 1 nC, or maybe just a little more than that, which is essentially harmless.
I'm not joking, there are actually a lot of food products with detectable amounts of radioactive isiotopes in them. Eating a bunch of bananas won't hurt you, you're well below the average yearly radiation dosage unless you fly a lot or experience prolonged exposure.
Originally posted by: Hammerhead
No, that's just what the biology student's girlfriend told him. That's her excuse for not eating the banana.
Originally posted by: Alone
Supposedly those white strings from the banana peel can be dried and smoked. I say this without and proof or anything to back it up. Just something I heard.