Empty Banana
Empty Banana by lils.berry June 6, 2018
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empty banana
When you eat all of the banana fruit in the banana and you're left with an empty shell of a banana.
This is another word for banana skin.
This is another word for banana skin.
Person 1: Hey! Dump your Empty Banana dude!
Person 2: Okay, I ate it all and will put the empty part in the compost bin.
Person1: Imagine if someone slipped on it!
Person 2: Yes I see the danger, Empty Bananas are bad.
Person 2: Okay, I ate it all and will put the empty part in the compost bin.
Person1: Imagine if someone slipped on it!
Person 2: Yes I see the danger, Empty Bananas are bad.
empty banana by leagator January 4, 2018
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