A banana riddle is:
Q: What is a sheep’s favorite fruit?
A: A baa-nana.
“What would you get if you crossed a sheep and a banana? A baa-nana” was included in a 1996 book of riddles. “Which fruit does a sheep like best? Baa-Nana” was posted to the newsgroup soc.sexuality.spanking on April 21, 1999.
Google Books
Riddles
By Joseph Rosenbloom
Illustrated by Sanford Hoffman
New York, NY: Sterling Publishing Company, Inc.
1996
Pg. 84:
What would you get if you crossed a sheep and a banana?
A baa-nana.
Google Groups: soc.sexuality.spanking
New Beginnings-part 8a
SamPast
4/21/99
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One joke read: Which fruit does a sheep like best? Baa-Nana.
Google Books
Blonde Walks into a Bar:
The 4,000 Most Hilarious, Gut-Busting Gags, One-Liners and Jokes
By Jonathan Swan
Berkeley, CA: Ulysses Press
2008
Pg. ?:
What’s a sheep’s favorite fruit?
A baanana!
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Dawn Prickett
@Nairtseuqe
7 yr old to me “What’s a sheep’s favorite fruit? ....... Baaaaaaaananas”
8:59 AM - 20 Jul 2009
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Sarah Meow
@MuahahahaMeow
What is a sheep’s favorite fruit? Baanana!
10:09 PM - 2 Jan 2015
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May 14, 2015 ·
This joke comes from Ronan: What’s a sheep’s favorite fruit .....baaaaaaaanana
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Wednesday, November 16, 2016
What is a sheep’s favorite fruit?
A baaa-nana.
Posted by Tim Wycislak at 1:08 PM
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