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Bookings With Peeps: A Fun and Easy Way to Boost Your Party Sales
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Discussion Overview
This thread features a variety of lighthearted discussions centered around the use of Peeps as a fun promotional tool for parties. Participants share their personal experiences and creative ideas related to using Peeps in a party setting, as well as humorous anecdotes and playful banter.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
- Exploratory
Main Points Raised
- One participant, identifying as a consultant, shared a creative idea of using Peeps during a bookings talk, suggesting it added a fun element to the presentation.
- Another participant expressed concern about the longevity of Peeps, questioning how hard they might become by August.
- Several users mentioned the humorous aspect of Peeps, with one suggesting a playful activity involving Peeps jousting.
- One participant noted that they might eat the Peeps before the party, highlighting a personal challenge with the candy.
- Another participant shared a humorous idea about selling Peeps at a concession stand, although it did not go over well.
- Some participants engaged in lighthearted banter about the use of Peeps and shared personal stories about their pets, connecting the conversation to their experiences.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the practicality and appeal of using Peeps as a promotional tool, with some participants expressing enthusiasm while others raised concerns about their suitability or personal preferences.
Contextual Notes
The discussion reflects a casual and humorous atmosphere among participants, with a focus on personal experiences and creative ideas rather than formal advice or guidelines.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for fun and engaging ideas to incorporate into their party presentations may find the shared experiences and creative suggestions relevant.
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Kitchen Diva said:Yeah it is... I think he's doing "The Pigeon"...You know, the song/dance Bert used to sing on Sesame Street. Think BeeGee's moves hon...not horny dog moves and you'll be fine.
See, if you have a pure and untainted heart and mind like I do- you would know he was dancing.
(smiling big!)
Ahem...the above statement coming from Miss Chocolate Body Paint herself!
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Yup, just a bunch of purists over here! 
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Kitchen Diva said:Yeah it is... I think he's doing "The Pigeon"...You know, the song/dance Bert used to sing on Sesame Street. Think BeeGee's moves hon...not horny dog moves and you'll be fine.
See, if you have a pure and untainted heart and mind like I do- you would know he was dancing.
(smiling big!)
That would be me! Half the time I have no idea what you're all talking about and the other half of the time I am so shocked!:angel:
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Ann, he is gorgeous! Your cat that is...
Gus and Weasel (in the picture/post after Gus's picture) were brothers/litter mates. Gus developed feline diabetes. We bought the best insulin, and did everything we were supposed to do, but sadly we had to put him down 5 months after he was diagnosed. His leg muscles developed atrophy, and he was walking on his wrists and dragging his hind legs behind him. I was devistated.
Weasel lasted 16 months after we put Gus down. He was so grief stricken that the vet let us put him out of his misery (way too early, he was only 9, and Gus was 8 when we put him down). It was the second most worst day in my life.
I'm a geek that way. I have been unable to have children, and Gus and Weasel were a gift from DH to keep me company while he went out of town for 3 weeks out of every month while he was still in the Air Force. I miss them terribly!
Camilla Bean is a fun cat- but so far she is nothing like the loveable, snuggable, kind, and fun cats that Gus and Weasel were. She's more of a diva...
Sorry for the Hi-jack of the thread...
Gus and Weasel (in the picture/post after Gus's picture) were brothers/litter mates. Gus developed feline diabetes. We bought the best insulin, and did everything we were supposed to do, but sadly we had to put him down 5 months after he was diagnosed. His leg muscles developed atrophy, and he was walking on his wrists and dragging his hind legs behind him. I was devistated.
Weasel lasted 16 months after we put Gus down. He was so grief stricken that the vet let us put him out of his misery (way too early, he was only 9, and Gus was 8 when we put him down). It was the second most worst day in my life.
I'm a geek that way. I have been unable to have children, and Gus and Weasel were a gift from DH to keep me company while he went out of town for 3 weeks out of every month while he was still in the Air Force. I miss them terribly!
Camilla Bean is a fun cat- but so far she is nothing like the loveable, snuggable, kind, and fun cats that Gus and Weasel were. She's more of a diva...
Sorry for the Hi-jack of the thread...
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They're just sugar-coated marshmallows! http://smileydatabase.com/s/456.gifWhen Ann E. posted that pic last week, I sent it to a few of my relatives. And my aunt sent a note back thanking me for the Peeps reminder. She likes hers a little hard (read, stale) so she opens the packages a week before she eats them. :yuck:
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janetupnorth said:Ok, for those of you who actually EAT peeps...:yuck: ...I don't get it...I couldn't even down one of those things!
:yuck: :yuck: DS won't even eat them....but DH with his massive sweet tooth, loves them. I buy him a package every year. He doesn't have to worry about sharing them with the family! :yuck: :yuck:
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janetupnorth said:Ok, for those of you who actually EAT peeps...
I'm with you two! :yuck: :yuck:ChefBeckyD said:
And BayChef! I completely understand why you call him moose!
Our cat was such a big cat when he was young! He is getting really old and when I pet him I feel bones on his back where he use to be all muscle and it breaks my heart! He is mixed with Mane Coon, (sp?) He was so big, he would take on Racoons on our back porch, defending his turf, and win!!!!!! It's going to be hard when he passes away, it will be the first animal death my kids will go through and it's going to be rough! I try not to think about it, but I can see that he's just not the same anymore and that age is taking it's toll
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