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fandomhigh2006-04-14 10:39 am
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Guud murneeng stoodents. Ve-a ere-a hefeeng peeps egeeen becoose-a iester is cumeeng. I hefe-a prufeeded meecrooefes und tuuthpeecks fur yuoo iff yuoo vuoold leeke-a tu peep juoost.
Tudey's Menoo Is:
-Hut Dugs
-Seled
-Mec und Cheese-a
-Peeps
((For those of you who don't know what peep jousting is here is what wikipedia says about it:
The messy and largely self-entertaining game, "Peep Jousting" is played with a microwave. One takes two Peeps, and licks the right-hand side of each until sticky. A toothpick is thereby adhered to each Peep, pointing forward like a jousting lance. The Peeps are then set in a microwave, squared off against one another, and heated up. As they expand, the toothpick lances thrust toward each opponent, and the winner is the one that does not pop and deflate. Ties (both fatal and harmless) are common. Both usually are eaten after the competition, however, regardless who the victor was, calling into question the nature of "winning" in such a circumstance.))
Tudey's Menoo Is:
-Hut Dugs
-Seled
-Mec und Cheese-a
-Peeps
((For those of you who don't know what peep jousting is here is what wikipedia says about it:
The messy and largely self-entertaining game, "Peep Jousting" is played with a microwave. One takes two Peeps, and licks the right-hand side of each until sticky. A toothpick is thereby adhered to each Peep, pointing forward like a jousting lance. The Peeps are then set in a microwave, squared off against one another, and heated up. As they expand, the toothpick lances thrust toward each opponent, and the winner is the one that does not pop and deflate. Ties (both fatal and harmless) are common. Both usually are eaten after the competition, however, regardless who the victor was, calling into question the nature of "winning" in such a circumstance.))