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  1. April 9th, 2009, 03:52 PM #1
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    Happy Bunny Day!

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    : : Back at ya!
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    Don't you mean the Easter kiwi .

    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/easter/new...ectid=10433385

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    Back at you Robert! Everyone be safe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by street music
    Back at you Robert! Everyone be safe.
    Yeah, be safe!


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcxKIJTb3Hg

    Oh, and watch out for those marshmallow peeps too! Those things are dangerous!

    I hope everyone has a wonderful Easter Sunday!
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    Thanks for the clip Steve. I love that film.

    I prefer this bunny...



    Happy Easter fellow Fretters.
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    ...or this bunny

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    Happy Easter! He is Risen!!!! Sumi
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    I don't partake, but for those that do - Enjoy your day and all that it means to you.
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    Good one to all
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    Happy Easter All!
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    Happy Easter, folks!
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    I was going to post earlier but after all the chocolate and Peeps I couldn't sit still long enough to do it...so I went for a bicycle ride.

    Happy Easter all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    I was going to post earlier but after all the chocolate and Peeps I couldn't sit still long enough to do it...so I went for a bicycle ride.

    Happy Easter all.
    Peeps???

    I've read enough about how you watch what you eat that I just can't imagine you eating a peep. If you did, you must of trained on Twinkies for a few months leading up to Easter.
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    i've not been a sweets fan since i was a child,

    and the thought of eating a peep gives me a rash.

    but one decadent thing i loved as a 'tween' was a cadberry creme egg.

    [shudder]

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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    Peeps???

    I've read enough about how you watch what you eat that I just can't imagine you eating a peep. If you did, you must of trained on Twinkies for a few months leading up to Easter.
    Momentary lapse of reason. I got on the bandwagon.

    Peeps Facts:

    In 1953, it took 27 hours to create one Marshmallow Peep. Today, it takes six minutes.

    The first Peeps were squeezed one at a time out of a pastry tube and the eyes were painted on by hand. Now, machines create 3,500 Peeps' eyes per minute.

    Just Born's Bethlehem, Pa., factory makes more than 1 billion Peeps a year -- that's 4 million Peeps a day.

    Americans will eat more than 600 million Marshmallow Peeps and Bunnies this Easter.

    Popular ways to eat Peeps: stale, microwaved, frozen, roasted, or served as toppings on pizza.

    Until 1995, when lavender was added, Peeps only came in three colors: yellow, pink and white. Blue Peeps were hatched for Easter in 1998.

    Each Peep has 32 calories (160 calories per five-chick serving) and 0 fat grams.

    Yellow Peeps are the most popular, followed by pink, lavender, blue, then white.

    During Easter, Peeps outsell jelly beans.

    Peeps-manufacturer Just Born also makes Hot Tamales, Mike and Ike, Just Born Jelly Beans and Teenee Beanee gourmet jelly beans.

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    Yeah, like I said earlier, peeps are dangerous. Never did get into them. Bleh! Jelly Beans and Dove dark chocolate mini-eggs are a different story though. Oh, and bunny ears!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Momentary lapse of reason. I got on the bandwagon.

    Peeps Facts:

    In 1953, it took 27 hours to create one Marshmallow Peep. Today, it takes six minutes.
    Another little known fact is that the first peep still exists and is still eatable. Today it sits in a museum alongside a Twinkie made in 1953 that is also considered eatable. A couple of displays down from them is a lone hotdog that is turning on a cooking ferris wheel. I am happy to report that it is not considered eatable.
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