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Are Peppermint Patty and Pepper Jack related?

Peppermint Patty first appeared in Peanuts in 1966. She lives in a different neighborhood from Charlie Brown and, in the original strips, attends a different school. There was a girl in Charlie Brown's own neighborhood named Patty, who goes back to the earliest days of Peanuts, in fact, appearing in the very first comic strip in 1950. As I child, I referred to her as Plain Patty to differentiate her from the Peppermint variety.

According to Charles Schulz, the reason Marcie started calling Peppermint Patty "Sir" had nothing to do with gender. Instead, it was because when they first met at summer camp, Patty was Marcie's counselor and, thus, an authority figure. Schulz's called it "misguided respect" on Marcie's part. (Not that it irritated Patty any less.)

Some people confuse Peppermint Patty for the earlier, less prominent character Patty.

That would be Plain Patty.

"Plain Patty" reminds me of how my son used to like his burgers...the patty and the bun only. He's coming around some, now!

I used to always eat burgers plain as a kid until I realized you could actually top them with things other than the lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise trio that are standard at American fast food joints.

I've eaten burgers with mushrooms, swiss cheese, onions, pineapple, bacon...

I love burgers with mushrooms.

I only get pickles on my burgers. Occasionally I will have cheese on it but that is only because they got the order wrong. I always say no cheese. I think some people cannot imagine a hamburger without cheese. It is a good thing that I am not lactose intolerant.

I assumed you'd always order extra tomatoes.

And drown it in tomato ketchup!

And all while listening to noughties international novelty hit "The Ketchup Song (Asereje)" by Las Catsup.

My man and I danced to that a couple weekends ago!

It's a very cute song. One of the few novelty hits I never got tired of.

And here I thought Fick just made it up!

Lardy, you're missing half your life!

How could I have made it up when it had no references to poo?

That's a tell-tale sign!

My hero Stephen R. Bissette once wrote and drew a short story called "The Tell-Tale Fart."

Well, if it was a "tell-tale" fart, it probably wasn't an SBD,,,,

Silence is golden, unless it's an SBD -- then it's pollution.

Noise pollution is a real thing!

"The Real Thing" is Faith No More's most commercially successful album.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Real_Thing_(Faith_No_More_album)

"It's The Real Thing" was a long-running Coca-Cola ad campaign/slogan. It seems inauthentic because the original "real thing" had cocaine in it!