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The Green Banana Spring *"Green Banana"is a 425-foot blue hole spring/sinkhole that is located in 42 Nautical Miles west of Sarasota County in the Gulf of Mexico on the Continental Shelf in 155 ft of water. The hole is noted for high biological diversity and marine life. Seawater chemistry in the hole is unique and interacts with groundwater in different aquifer layers.
The Green Banana is a hot spot in the Gulf for fisherman and divers.
Killing two greenheads in one hunt.
I brought down the green wagon today
The shittiest, most ugliest shade of green someone could ever imagine.
Also known as Bronze Green.
A good example (altough a bit too grey) would be de shade #45483d in hex code
John: Yo I heard Teo painted their office shit green, it's god awful!
Originating 1970s from Tilbury Docks Essex, from the old timber ships (the timber was called "green" cargo and if you dropped a pack of it, you would have an aching back after you picked it up! - Knocking over of cargo/accident resulting in the picking up of somthing heavy.
Forklift driver knocks over a stack of pallets - "Bills just had a green acher!"
An oversized piece of shit with orange hair!
Judah green is a fucktard
It's like 4/20 but more extreme
Not for kids
this situation is so fucked up its like green camel
“Easy Green” refers to something that eco-friendly without being difficult to dispose of or recycle. Specifically items that are biodegradable or recyclable in your standard curbside recycle program. Toss these items in the standard trash or recycle bin and feel good about it.
There are a lot of products that claim to be Eco-Friendly or GREEN but require you to deliver the waist to a special recycle center. This is very inconvenient and most people just end up putting the item in the trash.
Items like Tyvek or PVC which need to be taken to special recycle centers would not be considered Easy Green.
Phrase was first used by Neil Johnston in a Media Inc. article (2009) about printing signs with Eco Friendly materials.
These new Easy Green plastics are strong and flexable yet friendly to the earth.