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This is false, the signs are about whether you can, should or can’t peel a banana.
And a warning of a peeled banana.
Right! Obviously different from a warning for a hazardous banana peel:
And the warning sign for two unpeeled bananas, (really dangerous stuff)
Blue square is more like
“Eat a banana if you can, but no pressure”
More like you have to eat the banana here if you want to eat a banana
Also, we import
allmost of our bananas from outside the EU.//Edit: I stand corrected. :)
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I have offended people before, a lot, but never bananas. I guess that’s a first, then.
A lot of, not all. In Spain, most bananas are produced domestically in the Canary Islands. Also there’s a small but significant production in the French Caribbean.
Depends on where in europe i guess.
Does it? Where in Europe is it different?
This isn’t accurate. Red circle around the sign means the maximum allowed. Like an 80 kmh sign. It doesn’t mean you can’t drive at 80. It means you can’t drive above 80
So, you can eat a banana, but you can’t eat more than 1 banana.
It doesn’t mean you can’t drive at 80
I think it depends. You are technically allowed to travel at exactly the indicated speed (so the check would technically be ⩽ 80), but due to the nature of real numbers it’s also impossible to physically do. So in the most pedantic sense you must drive at less than 80 km/h and the requirement might as well be < 80.