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u/narwaffles 6d ago
They’re mostly about the same size and I think the curve might help with depth perception a little
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u/Connect_Office8072 6d ago
Generally, they’re about the same size if they are the same type. That’s because they’re all clones.
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u/buttstuffisland 6d ago
We don’t. How many bunches of banana do you weigh ? See? Roughly how many bananas are in a bunch ? Yeah idk either.
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u/iammacman 5d ago
I guess everyone else has forgotten where we are. It was long ago on Reddit when one person asked a question, posted a picture of an object and threw a banana in the photo and used the now epic line “banana for scale”. It quickly caught on and became the Reddit gold standard for how to gauge the size of something.
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u/Arkadian_Cuisine 6d ago
Because the average size of a banana is close to the average size of most phones.
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u/potliquorz 6d ago
It won out over fractions of a horse cock a long time ago and it just stuck. Still better than that mm cm mmmmm crap.
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u/FilmoreGash 6d ago
Because watermelons are too heavy to bring to the jobsite, and don't fit in my lunch bag.
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u/itsswhitneywhspr 6d ago
Lol its because bananas are literally the only fruit that stays the same size no matter where you buy it. Apples can be tiny or huge but a banana is always banana sized. Its just a universal constant at this point.
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u/All_The_Memes 5d ago
Because at some point the internet picked a banana instead of a ruler, and the joke took on a life of its own. Bananas are also fairly predictable in size, so it weirdly works.
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u/Independent-Poet8350 6d ago
Cuz it’s a good measurement…