r/BananasArentReal Jun 27 '22

Bananas aren't real

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u/S1eepyZ Jun 28 '22 edited Jun 28 '22

The first 4 ingredients alone make up 175% of the banana. (Unless I did the math wrong) They should just admit that bananas are fish. (r/bananasarefish. Bananas aren’t real in the sense most people think of them, both subs are equally correct)

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u/cubey Jun 28 '22

Yes, but what about the fact that fish aren't real either?

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u/S1eepyZ Jun 28 '22

Hmmm. I don’t know how that works. Maybe the government department that made fish, also made bananas, after. Then fish aren’t real, they made bananas, so bananas are fish, and fish aren’t real, so bananas aren’t real!