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God forbid a panda have a hobby....
I liked you better when you were angry, now you are LAME. @Lame_Panda
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Mitsuboshi Colors chapter 59
The beers are having their revenge...
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BEARS?!
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Lonely Professor and Robot Girl's Despair-Like Utopia chapter 30
 
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The Popular New Titles must have truly peaked if stuff like this makes its way to the front page. :haa:
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actually, the premise quite interesting and I hope the AI will stay be something we all know (so boring, strictly bounded to real life, need to customized so it will responded as how we wish). But meh. The chatGPT there just turning into something magical being that speaking to MC through his chatGPT app. I mean, it'll be more interesting if the story went onto something like this.
MC: Hey, how do we beat the goblin?
AI: Sorry, but goblin is not real. Perhaps you confused a real animal with some mythical creatures. [and then start blabbering some "extra" unnecessary detail about goblins.] Do you want to know more about the goblin?
MC: (frustated) okay, then, what if I lived in so called fantasy world, then I facing some goblins. How do I beat them?
AI: Ah, now I get the situation! Let's simulate as if you lived on fantasy world and now facing some goblins. [yada yada]
But yeah, the chatGPT just becomes another magical being that guides MC mysteriously, but it's on chatbot way. Not really reccomended. Just go read another fantasy that comes up with better premise. But, the writing is quite good tho so probs you can give this one a try.

[review from someone that alr read to 4-7 chapters <- I forgot the actual number, lol]

Edit: It's Rimuru, but the AI got modernized as chatbot. Let's take that as the summary lol.
 
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Sorry, but only cavendish variant is allowed
At least there seems to be a replacement variant going that will result in the trees having genetic diversity and not being able to be completely wiped to a virus which happened to Gros Michel Bananas and also does happen to the Cavendishes
 
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Currently $37 USD for one Gros Michel banana (plus shipping)...
At least there seems to be a replacement variant going that will result in the trees having genetic diversity and not being able to be completely wiped to a virus which happened to Gros Michel Bananas and also does happen to the Cavendishes
Yeah... I dont see that will happen sooner or later. Almost all farmer trying other variant are having a hard time to sell it unless you lives in asian, to be my known in Indonesia there are lots of variant, because some of those bananas variant arent actually edible until you process it.

Its one of the reason so many banana product like fried banana, banana chip, banana this, banana bread, @BakedBanana, bred hehe.

If you know Indonesian we loves our fried food, as in GORENGAN like, bakwan, pisang goreng, gandatsuri, ubi goreng, etc.

@BakedBanana btw check out my latest ping on yuri works... Ichigo replied with something you are familiar with.
 
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Yeah... I dont see that will happen sooner or later. Almost all farmer trying other variant are having a hard time to sell it unless you lives in asian, to be my known in Indonesia there are lots of variant, because some of those bananas variant arent actually edible until you process it.
As a close minded American who has only had access to Cavendish bananas, I've long since been considering getting some bananas or plantains that require cooking to eat, just to get an idea of what is out there. Food culture is truly fascinating to me.
Heck. I know seeded bananas are a thing and they can grow indoors, as long as the temperature and humidity is high enough.
 
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As a close minded American who has only had access to Cavendish bananas, I've long since been considering getting some bananas or plantains that require cooking to eat, just to get an idea of what is out there. Food culture is truly fascinating to me.
Heck. I know seeded bananas are a thing and they can grow indoors, as long as the temperature and humidity is high enough.
Are bananas that big of a deal for north americans? We have like 10 fully grown banana trees in our yard, harvested a few of them yesterday too. They pretty much grow on their own without much babysitting.

Was eating one of them a few minutes ago for breakfast with french toast on the side.
 

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