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#156635 10/04/07 05:17 AM
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Hi there.

I've got another question. I'm wondering how common a term "top banana" is. Would you say it on a daily basis for someone being the leader?

Or could remembering this term refer to a particular person?

As you might suspect I'm referring to *Separate Lives*. If suddenly the term "Top Banana" comes to Clark's mind, how likely is he to consider that strange. Would he think that maybe he must have heard someone say it?

Thanks for helping!


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#156636 10/04/07 07:01 AM
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It's a relatively common (although a little old-fashioned) and familiar term in the U.S. Another related phrase would be: 'Top of the totem pole' (Which gets a snicker from anyone who knows anything about totem poles.) cool


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#156637 10/04/07 08:17 AM
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I doubt it's too strange, since it was said in the pilot. I wouldn't say it's a common phrase, but it's definitely well-known.


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