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Mmmmmm! Nanners is good, y'all!

Should we start out with some nanner puddin'?

And some peanut butter and nanner sandwiches

Aw YEAH, LT! With or without mayo?

Can we include plantains in a thread about bananas?

Because tostones rock my world!

Bananas are very good for you, but did you know frequent banana eating increases your chances of a fruit peel related accident by 43.64%?

Hey! We call 'em NANNERS on this here thread!!!

Fry 'em up and you, TOO, can die on the crapper like Elvis!!

Frozen nanners and your favourite flavour of ice cream .... yummy!

Fun Fact: Olive Oyl's mother was named Nana Oyl, "Nana", like "nanner" being short for "banana".

1. Nanners

Another name for the Norco pill. A perscription, schedule III, narcotic analgestic (pain killer)containing hydrocodone and acetaminophen (Tylenol). Hydrocodone is actually an opiate, like heroin, that gives an amazing euphoric body high but it's also very addictive (although not nearly as addictive as heroin). Norco is basically the same (better) as Vicodin and Lortab except that the ratio between hydrocodone:acetaminophen is much lower, making it much better for recreational use. Norco contains 7.5 mg or 10 mg of hydrocodone and 325 mg of acetaminophen. Acetaminophen, when taken in high doses (2,000+ mg) is very harmful to the liver. Normal vicodin pills contain 5 mg of hydrocodone and 500 mg of acetaminophen. Norco is perscribed for severe pain. So norco contains more of the good stuff and less of the bad stuff making it better and much more expensive on the streets. Norco pills are yellow in color, oval shaped with straight rounded sides, almost like an oval cylinder (not sure if it has a real name), there's also a cursive-looking "V" on one side and some numbers engraved on the other side with a line splitting the pill vertically.

Many of my relatives enjoy something they call "nanner candy". You may know them better as Circus Peanuts , orange taffy-like candies shaped like peanuts. I don't really care for them as they don't really taste all that nannery, IMO.

When I visited mom last month I asked her why they're called "nanner" candy. She said they used to make them shaped like nanners and were yellow instead of orange. She also seemed to remember they tasted more nannery at the time.

I''ve been a purist. Just peanut butter and nanners and bread, not even fried. I bet some Duke's mayonnaise would add some Southern tang, though.

I have to say that your first course, nanner puddin, is one of my favorites.

I'm not fond of mayo (or "I-nez" as my family calls it) on them either. I like to cut my nanners into poker chip sizes and put 'em between two PB coated slices of bread!

And let's not forget about nanner splits and nanner cream pies!

Ooh! And nanner bread!

And nanner ice cream!

Let's not forget that wonderful, healthy snack ... banana chips!
They were quite the rage back in the 90's. Whatever happened to their ap-peel?
GET IT, PEEL?

Ok never mind.

I remember nanner Frosted Flakes! They were actually pretty good, but I guess America didn't vote with their wallets.

Memorable songs with nanner references: "Banana Boat Song", "The Name Game" & "Vicinity of Obscenity" (the latter by System of a Down which has the memorable refrain of banana, banana, banana, terra-cotta pie!).

Any others?

I can't believe this thread has yet to make mention of a certain young schoolboy who lives at 29 Acacia Road.

Don't forget 80's pop sensations Nannerarama.

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Ah, Neil the Horse, we hardly knew ye'...

I love nanners but they give me heartburn

Tisk, tisk, tisk ... where are your nanners young man??

This thread is bananas!

And lest we not forget...
The most fun on the ocean...

The NANNER BOAT!