Lurker: Tim found me this cartoon and I've been holding it just for today.
iZombie: Howdy. Haven't chatted with you in awhile. Hope all is well. I'm headed for a nappy nap after this, but I'll be over to your blog later and see what you've been up to.
Trey: I like to eat a few ears off of Tim's peeps and then put them back in the box for him to find later.
scottsz: Peeps are taking over the world. Handmade peep earrings? That's very cool.
Porky: The thing about peeps, is Tim likes them stale, fresh, really really stale. It's all good.
Todd: Hope you're having a yummy day.
scottsz: Back at'cah.
Pk Hrezo: I hope you're enjoying your holiday.
Paladin: Sammy is having a good day.
LoneIslander: I like to eat a few ears off of Tim's peeps and then put them back in the box for him to find later.
Porky: The chocolate peanut butter pie pictures didn't come out so great. And now the pie is nearly gone.
Alex: I don't know Liz, but I'm glad to see the Star Trek and Peeps are out about this weekend. Hope you're having a fun day and eating all kinds of nummy things.
Angry Vegetarian: I never ate them before because I didn't eat gelatin. Now I just eat an ear or a head here and there and that's just to get Tim going. So fun.
What is it with peeps and ... well, peeps? My wife and her girl friends pass the same peeps around from town to town every year...and not just at Easter either.
There are two schools of thought in my family regarding peeps (discounting a third school that simply says "blech"). The first is a package of freshly opened peeps is best. The second, which includes my mother and myself, holds to the truth that peeps are best when they are properly aged. The aging process involves opening the package and allowing air to circulate for a day or two--firming up the flesh of the peep to create the proper chew. In my childhood, we had so many peeps around that we could eat them fresh and aged to perfection. It is a wonder that I have any remaining teeth.
Jai Joshi: Glad to hear you like Spock. He's my favorite of all.
Chuck: They are an Easter tradition where I come from, too.
Niki: teleporting you some, straight away.
Rusty: Best answer. Loved reading it. Tim is the same way with the drying out only he gets a little upset when I eat one ear off each bunny. Hope you guys have a great game tonight.
DocStout: I've never nuked one before. Have to give that a go sometime. Just for fun. Only, we're all out now. Gone done in Tim's belly.
awwww wee puppy. I kept feeling vibes about you. How lovely you have given her a home. I love her name :) hehe I'm glad mince reminds you of me!! It is now 12.15am Friday and as usual I cant sleep sighhhh. Cant wait to see photos of Wiggy. Take care XX and thanks as always for your comments.
I freaking love peeps. You are correct in your assumption that the correct aging is roughly 30 hours, it perfects the hardening of the flesh. In my office, they all know I call dibs on all Peeps that are within a 20 miles radius of me.
The trouble with peeps alright, very good.
ReplyDeletetwo things i love star trek and peeps... spocky, start eating...
ReplyDeleteThe trouble with peeps is that they're not very good. ;)
ReplyDeletePeeps are the focus of evil in the modern world.
ReplyDelete(Just kidding - I bought my old lady some hand made 'Peep' earrings just yesterday...)
You know, I don't think I've ever popped a peep. That's the trouble as far as I'm concerned.
ReplyDelete@Porky: Just remember that a Peep is 'always loaded', and never point a Peep at anyone unless you're ready to use it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for a Happy Easter and tasty food to all!
ReplyDeleteLOL... I love it! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Peeps!
ReplyDeleteI never liked peeps. Too sugury for my tastes.
ReplyDelete@ scottsz - I hear you. They seem less and less like my kind of sugary treat. Food's pretty volatile these days.
ReplyDeleteLurker: Tim found me this cartoon and I've been holding it just for today.
ReplyDeleteiZombie: Howdy. Haven't chatted with you in awhile. Hope all is well. I'm headed for a nappy nap after this, but I'll be over to your blog later and see what you've been up to.
Trey: I like to eat a few ears off of Tim's peeps and then put them back in the box for him to find later.
scottsz: Peeps are taking over the world. Handmade peep earrings? That's very cool.
Porky: The thing about peeps, is Tim likes them stale, fresh, really really stale. It's all good.
Todd: Hope you're having a yummy day.
scottsz: Back at'cah.
Pk Hrezo: I hope you're enjoying your holiday.
Paladin: Sammy is having a good day.
LoneIslander: I like to eat a few ears off of Tim's peeps and then put them back in the box for him to find later.
Porky: The chocolate peanut butter pie pictures didn't come out so great. And now the pie is nearly gone.
That is awesome!
ReplyDeleteLiz at 8-Bit Words posted a photo of that scene today with the Star Trek characters as the peeps. Popular theme!
Alex: I don't know Liz, but I'm glad to see the Star Trek and Peeps are out about this weekend. Hope you're having a fun day and eating all kinds of nummy things.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had a peep in over a decade. I don't think I liked them that much to begin with. But it's been a long time, so I don't really remember!
ReplyDeleteAngry Vegetarian: I never ate them before because I didn't eat gelatin. Now I just eat an ear or a head here and there and that's just to get Tim going. So fun.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter! Love the Peeps!
ReplyDeleteBrutorz: Thanks. You too.
ReplyDeleteI'm Mr. Spok in that cartoon. "But peeps are not logical..."
ReplyDeleteJai
What is it with peeps and ... well, peeps? My wife and her girl friends pass the same peeps around from town to town every year...and not just at Easter either.
ReplyDeleteLook at all those peeps. I dont think we have them here.
ReplyDeleteThere are two schools of thought in my family regarding peeps (discounting a third school that simply says "blech"). The first is a package of freshly opened peeps is best. The second, which includes my mother and myself, holds to the truth that peeps are best when they are properly aged. The aging process involves opening the package and allowing air to circulate for a day or two--firming up the flesh of the peep to create the proper chew. In my childhood, we had so many peeps around that we could eat them fresh and aged to perfection. It is a wonder that I have any remaining teeth.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if a phaser has the same effect on peeps as a microwave?
ReplyDeleteJai Joshi: Glad to hear you like Spock. He's my favorite of all.
ReplyDeleteChuck: They are an Easter tradition where I come from, too.
Niki: teleporting you some, straight away.
Rusty: Best answer. Loved reading it. Tim is the same way with the drying out only he gets a little upset when I eat one ear off each bunny. Hope you guys have a great game tonight.
DocStout: I've never nuked one before. Have to give that a go sometime. Just for fun. Only, we're all out now. Gone done in Tim's belly.
Just fantastic!!
ReplyDeletePeeps are my favorite candy! They make them for about every holiday now, which doesn't really seem right to me. Peeps have always meant Easter.
ReplyDeleteDavid: Nice to see you. Glad you liked it.
ReplyDeleteSusan: I like the funny shapes they come up with each holiday, but for me Easter for sure takes the cake.
Hahaha! Gotta love Peeps.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good one.
ReplyDeleteBwha ha ha ha ha!! Thank you for that laugh...I love it!
ReplyDeleteawwww wee puppy. I kept feeling vibes about you. How lovely you have given her a home. I love her name :) hehe I'm glad mince reminds you of me!! It is now 12.15am Friday and as usual I cant sleep sighhhh. Cant wait to see photos of Wiggy. Take care XX and thanks as always for your comments.
ReplyDeletePuppy photos!
ReplyDelete@ Niki - Hope you've dropped off by now.
I freaking love peeps. You are correct in your assumption that the correct aging is roughly 30 hours, it perfects the hardening of the flesh.
ReplyDeleteIn my office, they all know I call dibs on all Peeps that are within a 20 miles radius of me.
Sort of makes me want one right now...