Mr. Peanut Dead: Salty Icon With A Fancy Top Hat Was 104
The footage shows the Nutmobile misadventure left the trio dangling from a tree branch that began to splinter from their combined weight. In the end, Mr. Peanut let go, sacrificing himself to save his companions.
Mr. Peanut was introduced in 1916 and kept smiling through two World Wars, the Depression, and the frightening white-mold rot crisis of 2012 that threatened his crunchy kind. Mr. Peanut’s death reduces the number of monocle-wearing mascots in pop culture to two: the Monopoly tycoon and Eustace Tilly ofNot everyone joined the tearful outpouring of grief. Conspiracy theorists were skeptical that Mr. Peanut did in fact die.
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