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FLYING BANANA · 22nd January 2017, 19:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rev Jules

Oh! Bob you are silly, it was a Banana Split.

Rev

Hence the 'cream' in the cooling system.

FLYING BANANA · 22nd January 2017, 19:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by g.mc.g

You could have got the radiator fixed at a nana meet

Where I would find all the Fyffe seaters.

keithst24 · 22nd January 2017, 19:52

Did it happen on a Sundae Bob

drjonts · 22nd January 2017, 20:13

Loving all the jokes team.

I googled

banana leaking radiator

out of curiosity...and found an Australian Nissan Patrol forum where one guy wrote:

I drove around with a banana in the radiator, worked for about 1000 km before the replacement radiator arrived. The older the banana, the better.
I spilled a bit of the banana on the air intake piping, and a week or so later the banana changed into something like chewing gum, I figured that is the way it worked inside the radiator as well.

Do Mythbusters need another task?

Jonty

FLYING BANANA · 22nd January 2017, 20:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by keithst24

Did it happen on a Sundae Bob

That's the only day you can get a Banana milk'shake' on the back of a low loader as well.

FLYING BANANA · 28th January 2017, 01:17

It was a Payen Multi Layer.

And we are now in Cornwall.

Leyland Worldmaster · 28th January 2017, 01:45

Glad all is well now Bob. All this talk about bananas triggered a memory; when I was a cub in secondary school- very early on- some people from Tesco or Safeway- cannot remember which one- visited our 'Home Economics' class with some samples of a drink that we all called Banana-ade. Yes. Fizzy banana flavored pop.

There were a few different versions in various shades of yellow.

I liked it; it was generally seen as a novelty by the majority of the class and sadly it came to nought.

🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧

FLYING BANANA · 28th January 2017, 06:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leyland Worldmaster

Glad all is well now Bob. All this talk about bananas triggered a memory; when I was a cub in secondary school- very early on- some people from Tesco or Safeway- cannot remember which one- visited our 'Home Economics' class with some samples of a drink that we all called Banana-ade. Yes. Fizzy banana flavored pop.

There were a few different versions in various shades of yellow.

I liked it; it was generally seen as a novelty by the majority of the class and sadly it came to nought.

🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧

Interesting. I've got an unopened bottle of Banana liqueur. The bottle is shaped like a big bunch of banana's.

Christopher Price · 28th January 2017, 06:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by FLYING BANANA

Interesting. I've got an unopened bottle of Banana liqueur. The bottle is shaped like a big bunch of banana's.

Stick it in the freezer Bob for a few hours, it's absolutely delicious when it's drunk at below 0C.

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22nd January 2017, 20:13	#164
drjonts Loves to post MG ZT-T 160 Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Devon Posts: 288 Thanks: 179 Thanked 70 Times in 53 Posts	Loving all the jokes team. I googled banana leaking radiator out of curiosity...and found an Australian Nissan Patrol forum where one guy wrote: I drove around with a banana in the radiator, worked for about 1000 km before the replacement radiator arrived. The older the banana, the better. I spilled a bit of the banana on the air intake piping, and a week or so later the banana changed into something like chewing gum, I figured that is the way it worked inside the radiator as well. Do Mythbusters need another task? Jonty