Mr. Peanut, the dapper Planters icon, is dead at 104
I suppose it would be a little late to replace his image with say, Jimmy Carter.
I suppose it would be a little late to replace his image with say, Jimmy Carter.
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The Iconic Mr. Peanut- Rest In Peace
- Thread starter Judge
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Ending an old, well known icon. At least they haven't altered the formula of their flagship product. Nevertheless maybe this really is just a public relations gimmick to revive an aging brand.
At considerably less risk than say, the Coca Cola Company.
Oh yeah, LOL. This is television. Maybe Mr. Peanut will show up again in Bobby Ewing's shower stall.
At considerably less risk than say, the Coca Cola Company.
Oh yeah, LOL. This is television. Maybe Mr. Peanut will show up again in Bobby Ewing's shower stall.
GrownupGirl
Tempermental Artist
I doubt he's really dead since that's what they said about Twinkies and Beanie Babies and other nonsense.
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I'm in shell shock...
That's too bad. I heard Don Rickles was scheduling a roast for him.
"Red shirts" tended to stay dead, though...With television you never really know.
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