Not sure how long it had been there! It had no smell π€
Sooo...
Are you gonna eat that?
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Itβs gone the long way around and is now vanilla.
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Time for banana bread!
In highschool, someone as a joke put a banana in the laptop pouch of my backpack, figuring that I'd find it later that day and wonder where it came from.
I didn't have a laptop, and I didn't use that pouch. It was a separate zipper, and was heavily padded, and I had no idea it was there. They forgot about it.
After a few days, I kept noticing a wet spot wherever I set my bag down. After a few weeks, the weird rotting look at the bottom of my bag was too much to ignore. I investigated, and the horrors that were at the bottom of that pouch are not the likes I'd speak here.
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ALLLLMOST ready for banana breadβ¦.
Looks just about perfect for banana bread or a smoothie!
smoke it
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Probably still good for banana bread.
Well, put it back! Future archaeologists might feel a bit peckish!
this looks like someone edited the pΕ«keko meme to look like a banana
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How big is it? I need something for scale.
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Moldy interesting!
eat it you coward :P
Not sure how big it is, no scale.
Randy Feltface just dropped a comedy special about bananas in general, but he mentioned that one specifically
mouldlyinteresting
Lucky you.
Normally they liquify and become really nasty instead going the mummification path...
Ancient π Never heard that adjective describe a banana before lol
It's a clue. How old is your house? I would do a thorough check for mummies.
That's like 3 weeks tops
Not ancient enough to attract conspiracist, that's for sure!
As ancient as the first complaint over bad copper?
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