I have just realized that I totally neglected to write hidden mouse-over messages for a bunch of these. I have tended to that, then, now.
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Mr. Peanut, our nation’s oldest and most affluent legume, seems to have quite a following on E-Bay. Or perhaps a desertion, considering that everybody who posts a picture of one is hoping to be rid of it. The conspicuous scarf suggests that Mr. Peanut has a cold. Perhaps other ailments if he needs a cane to sit down. And you think I want a sick peanut in MY home?
In fact, when I get an apartment again I am going to buy all of these off of ebay and then put them in every piece of furniture that I can acquire. In the event I convince anybody to visit me the visitors will have to stand.
The enormous absurd object on the left is apparently only $8, not including shipping. Including shipping it comes to about $38! The one beside it costs about $19, with its shipping price reduced to around the same area. Other variants of it have totals that come out to a similar amount or more. I expect that the postal service requires premium packaging for anybody who wears a top hat and monocle. I would further suggest that instead of a truck they use a horse-drawn stagecoach.
Even if no delegates from my family ever stop by, Mr. Peanut’s will not let me down. I perhaps ought to have kept a spot free for myself to be let down into, though.
I think Mr. Peanut is drunk. From the listing: “He is missing his hat. He must have left it at the last party.” Mr Peanut is very irresponsible! And in front of the children, too.
Alright, we are very impressed at your flexibility, but that is quite enough, Mr. Peanut.
Oh, what a tease. Mr. Peanut will be on the cover of every fashion magazine if he keeps this up. But seriously, enough kidding around. I am beginning to worry about you.
When is the last time you shaved, Mr. Peanut? Did you go into work today? Are you feeling alright?
But would you please- Alright, I shouldn’t have yelled. Please calm down. Don’t make a scene here. Why don’t you go to bed?
Alas, fame and fortune were too much, too soon for Mr. Peanut. I should have seen the warning signs. He will be potentially missed, and likely mixed.
Talks are underway to have him replaced with Drew Carey. I had heard Mr. Carey was losing weight but I figured he had enough money that it was unrelated to career-advancement.
What? What is THIS?
ENERGY! BEWARE, I LIVE!
What? It can’t be! You were dead!
MUST REPLENISH MY STRENGTH!
What have I done? Even the police are helpless to stop this vengeful reign of terror. It doesn’t have to be this way, Mr. Peanut! We can get you help!
THESE ARE MY DEMANDS: ALL BOW TO PEANUT!
You don’t know what you’re saying! It’s me you want! Don’t make the innocent suffer!
POWER! MORE POWER! MY REALM GROWS! MY ANCIENT RIGHT TO RULE THE LAND WILL SOON BE RESTORED TO ME.
Hopefully not to be continued
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Snikpel the Snokpeal sez:
At long last, I return to my place of former prominence on this site!
Charmlatan sez:
I fear it may be too late to talk Mr. Peanut out of world domination.
PurpleSpace sez:
Mr. Peanut, what exactly is your relationship with Rich Uncle Pennybags as you share similar wardrobe attire?
that darn anteater sez:
I can’t explain the idea this gave me, in case I actually go through with it, but I can assure you it’s a bad one, and will probably be done anyway. Brace yourself.
Heapinfrimp sez:
mr. darnanteater:
A worse idea than this one? I am not certain that can be braced for.
spackmaster:
Mr. Peanut and Mr. Monopoly have both in recent years been replaced by ugly 3-d rendered versions of themselves by their parent companies. They could have been in collusion.
charmo:
It was always too late. Mr. Peanut never had humble goals. It was only the means that he lacked.
sniko snoko:
And now you are running away! You cannot handle recognition any better than Mr. Peanut! The difference is that nobody will ever make an enormous inflatable legless version of you to terrorize your detractors with.
Charmlatan sez:
I was a little worried about the lack of hidden picture messages. I thought Mr. Peanut got rid of them. A scary thought.