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from the book of merchant of venice, two characters bassanio and antonio are clearly gay for e/o . so bantanio means bassanio + antonio put together #shipname . dont tell me otherwise that their not gay its q obv. aiya teacher always say they not gay but bullshit they are😅😅
student : see bassanio and antonio from merchant of venice, their gay
teacher : no their not
student : bantanio ftw !!!
bantanio by chickenporkporkchicken August 22, 2021
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Bantonio Banteras

A man who is good looking, well dressed and possesses the gift that is good Banter. Named after the original Antonio Banderas.
'he's a good looking kid isn't he'
'yeah mate, really funny lad aswell'
'bloody hell nice threads too, triple threat, Bantonio Banteras.'

bananionic 

A series of 4 altered ionian scales in music theory. They are as follows. ( C concert as root note)
Jazz name numbers letters
Ionian flat 2 = 1 b2 3 4 5 6 7 = c Db e f g a b
ionian raise 2 = 1 #2 3 4 5 6 7 = c D# e f g a b

Ionian flat 5 = 1 2 3 4 b5 6 7 = c d e f Gb a b

Ionian raise 6 = 1 2 3 4 5 #6 7 = c d e f g A# b
The first bananionic scale sounds much stranger than the other three.
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Bantanimo Bay 

Bantanimo Bay is like Guantanimo Bay but full of banta. It is owned by the religion Bantianity and contains several Bantathedrials.

There is a king who is also the god of Bantianity and also a prophet of said religion. Getting laid is easy here and it is open to all sorts of kinky shit.
Have you been held captive in Bantanimo Bay?
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