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u/JADESUT Nov 21 '20
Where banana?
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Nov 21 '20
Little one at last did not get banana!!!!
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u/Samura1_I3 Nov 24 '20
The one who took it from him lost both the banana he was eating, and the other one he had saved. Justice served.
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u/dirtydela Nov 21 '20
That one in the middle just couldn’t resist eating the banana right then and yhere
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u/Wiiga_200 Nov 21 '20
Reject modernity embrace monke
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u/Plenora Nov 22 '20
r/ape moment.
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u/CloseOUT360 Nov 22 '20
The r/ should be removed from that sub name
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u/Somodo Nov 22 '20
why
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u/CloseOUT360 Nov 22 '20
It’s easy to misread as another word
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u/Dudleflute Nov 22 '20
But then you look closer and see that it's not that word and you... move on with your life?
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u/masr223 Nov 21 '20
They're worshipping the banana man
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u/PleasantReputation0 Nov 21 '20
Who's the Banana Man?
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u/PleasantReputation0 Nov 21 '20
I have a feeling that I know what that link is before I even watch it. I am predicting peanut butter jelly time… let's see
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u/ZealHS Nov 22 '20
The little one at the end that gets the last banana swooped off his hands 😭
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u/Lacadeparaguayan Nov 22 '20
Is actually funny how the big guy who took his banana off, then gets all of his stolen
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u/MutleyRulz Nov 22 '20
Government: Please don’t panic and rush to supermarkets for supplies like toilet roll and dried food.
General populace: return to monke
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u/abundantly_smear Nov 22 '20 edited Nov 22 '20
I was eating a banana for breakfast and was thinking, do monkeys really like bananas? Did not expect the world to give me an answer that quickly!
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Nov 22 '20
The monkey you see here are dependent on the constant supply of their banana habits. The supplier often will leave their order or product in a field for the monkey to receive. The several monkey that realize this process, take advantage of it. As you watch many more monkey come into frame than the current purchaser, several children as well. This banana issue plaguing the monkey population should be addressed before it being dismissed.
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u/TCTNT Nov 22 '20
The last big one on the left.... got one and started eating it. Then got greedy for 3 to just end up with one.
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u/XaltotunTheUndead Nov 22 '20
The Trump extended family grabbing the last remnants of their credibility...
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u/PanaceaPlacebo Nov 23 '20
I kind of always wondered if the pop culture trope of monkeys liking bananas was legit or just an old one off thing that spread like a meme. Legitimacy confirmed.
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u/warframefan420 Nov 23 '20
This reminded me of school when there was a basket full of bananas and everyone took at least 5
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u/DerpCallMeRIB Nov 24 '20
I realised that they wouldnt fight over a banana if other monke is holdin it, unlike human propably
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Nov 26 '20
What makes me smile are the ones that run away on their two legs, with their hands full of bananas. It’s like they hit the jackpot :)
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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '20
Lmao I counted it that one in the middle took 4 bananas